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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31

Women's Tailored Suits, small sizes only, regular prices s1O.io to S15.O0 each.
 Mill End'' Sale price $4.95 suit WOmen's Tailored Suits. odd sizes. all colors. also black. reg ular prices S15.OO to 5000.
 Mill End' Sale price SS.75 suit A lot of Women's and Misses COATS in tan and black, SMALL SIZES. regular prices S12.00 and S15.0O,
 Mill End Sale price s5.95 each WOmen's and Misses Coats, ages 14 and 16, sizes 32 and 34 only, regular prices S7.95 and 5000,
 Mill End" Sale price 9jc each
 CORSETS.
 Last weeks business was record breaker in this department. We have all sizes left in the advertised goods. W. B. Straight Front. GOred Deep Hip Corsets. with front and side hose supporters attached, MADE SPECIALLY FOR THIS SALE, and actually worth $1.O0 pair, all sizes,
 Mill End" Sale price 69c pair r. x. COrsets, made specially for us, in straight front, deep hip. with front and side hose sup pOrters attached, all sizes, reg ular price $1.00.
 Mill End" Sale price 69c a pair Straight Front. Deep Hip Gored Corsets.fitted with rustless steel, all sizes, regualr price 50c,
 Mill End Sale price 39c pair Tape Girdles with hose supporters, regular price J0c.
 Mill End Sale price 39c a pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31

At lbtst DilttsF dHu tDS iDlluitfOn LII the cotton market at the present time it will pay to buy several months ahead Yard Wide : Unbleached Cotton Cloth. heavy duality. regular Sc. : fAlill Elidi' Sale price. yard 6Ac Bleached Cotton Cloth 3G inches wide, regular
 Mill End Sale. yard 6e Unbleached Domet Flannel, full yard wide and extra heavy, reg ular 14c.
 Mill End" Sale, a yard 10c EIDERDOwN AND FLANNELs. The cold weather is here at last. If you have any flannel clOrhes to make, now is the time to save money. All Wool Eiderdown, suitable for infants carriage robes, in pink, blue and fancies, regular 50c.
 Mill End" Sale, yard 19c All Wool Double Faced Elder down, white only. regular Sl00,
 Mill End" Sale. yard 35e { All our Scotch and Saxony Wool Flannel Waistings, regular 39c x to 59c,
 Mill End" Sale, q yard 29G COMFORTABLES. QUILTS AND
 SHEETS. Our stock of these goods Is very large. We have priced the whole stock to move it fast. Best selection is first.
 Fancy Silk0Iine and Sateen Gov .. cred COmfortahles. filled with pure white snowflake cotton. regular $1.9S,
 Mill End Sale. each S1.39 Full Size White Crochet Bed spreads. Marseilles pattern, reg ular S1.25,
 Mill End" Sale. each S9c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31

E. rH r ! '
 In days gone by we sold what are called by the trade American mirrors. Our experience was so unsatisfactory and unpleasant that we closed them out and put in French Plate. which, while costing more, give such. satis- faction that We never hear com plaint, and we have reason to know that we do the largest mirror trade in Waterbury, The factory that supplies us makes speciality of fine goods and furnished the mirrors used to such fine effect in our elegant Hotel Elton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
BIG PROJECT

improvements. that when made
wlli completely revaluiinnize the
shipping business AZ Nome. are nov
under way proposed by Capt T.. W
Johnson. az present in the city.
Capital has been raised and by the
latter part OF July an inner harbor
will have been completed In Snake
river This will allow all steamers
to discharge their eargocs on a
stone pier, and At the same time af-
ford a place whore they can ride
ont any storm OF the late fall
The inner harhor will greatly re-
duee the present freight charges as
to certain extent lighterage bust
ness viii be practically done away
with. The smallest merchant will
then have 10 pay no more FOR the
delivery 81 his shipments than does
the corporation which ships 1000
tons during the year. Capt. John
son Is associated in the deal with
several we'll known aud monicd men
OF Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
DEFECT IN THE
CONSTITUTION

Officers Of the Young Mems Re
Publican club have discovered
nsflnua defect in the constitution
of TIE club respecting the election
q Officers for the cub which will
neesssitate a constitutional amend
mruf between uaw aud the date set
faf thr annual election. April n. A
meeting ~ the club 10 10 Pc held
tonight Tor the purpose of uomin-
atinE officers "a be voted on under
the Australian ballot system. but
stili another meeting Aiil be- nee
esaary la order 20 pat through the
constitutional amendment
Under tho terms Of the consiltu-
fian en- amendment 90 that doCu-
msal cannot be adopted at the same
meoliaK az uhleh IL II offered. This
makes a necoud meeting necessary
The plan now proposed by tho Of
fierfs IL chat two separate meetings
Be- held tonight. the amendment be-
iaE proposed "a the first aud adopt
ed a. the second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
DETECTIVES SWOOP
ON GAMBLING Den
POKER PLAYERS TAKEN SURPRISE AND ssi is SECURED
AS eVoencE-FIRsT IN MAYOR mooRes ADMINS.
TRAITOR 3.

In raid on a gambling house To-
Gated in the rear Of the Phoenix
hotel annex last night II men. in
Guiding The dealer. we're arrested by
Detectives Hubbard and Feeman
aud Patrolmen Carleton and May.
berg At the time the crowd was
engaged In playing poker and the
money In the possession OF the
dealer. tsi. together with the para
phefualla. was taken TO headquar-
tera aud held az evidence.
The players were taken by sur
prise and not a man who was in the
room escaped The officers cap
tured the lookout. who was half
asleep In hts chair They then pro
eeedcd 20 kick In the door and after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

malgius an agreement which he de-
clsre8 the miners break nearly cv-
swt anf III the year
urieEafe Walker. an Illinois min
-. resslltsi BY declaring that Moore
heats remarks were made for e.
feet fie said The Statements are
w0ffhY n a person sho never saw
the ietsrfor u an Illinois mine and
are Absolutely false aud cannot BE-
alhafantiAted
President Mitchell entered the de-
bate ana vigorously told the OPP
eratpFs they would have 90 give the
prslsiic hftter reasons FOR their re-
foHsf thar they have dome 90 far.
tie demanded 90 kuav the rola-
tiafs between the companies repre-
Nentrd ard the railroads. and put
Per tif4at questions calling Go a
showdown tho statements that the
operators were unable financially 60
grant the miners demands
The operators answered some
frankly admitting they we're owned
by railroads. and others denying
failFaad connection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
arrested ON
UGLY CHARGE
sssco NAN AtLEeEo NAVE COMMITTED FRAUD w
alGcros Is eAuesr HgRG-wIlL FIGHT EXTRACTION.

a-sssfxsd With fraud m offcrinN
A. afisiAsits tu Standardization "a.
prs skseush whieh HaanH alleged
As<z. votss uere east r. ths rrcsit
ssessan a. san Ffaueizco. Aisxan-
- ! Fires. q wealthy Greek mere
car q the California metropolis.
eas arrested last evening On THIS
tisY ~ vas capfured In a Greek
sssssaraat "a First AZ between Bcl
- H.anrhaFd sta ~ uetectivs
cszAesi and Pairoiman ENtiksH. This
uenlzx the rrisouer Nas removed
= sAe esaufy iat faF safe keeping
al pisesa under szsa bonds
~ arrcas sea made upun The re-
exlsk u tshsxfaphir Instructions
tum chief Taylor. ~ the United
ssxsrs secret service. % Capialn ~
= hsEt loeai secret service agent.
81 SO h turn put the matter in
- kznds q the roiise A. early
. Tpssshle this EuesuEnx a formal
Hsfssak ess sNafu aat before
rat.a States Commissioner Keller
~ ~ preliminary hearlaR has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
KILLED BY
|NTERURBAN

TACOMA. March q Byron Bar-
rett who is said to have been In
VesllHE Boa Seattle real estate quite
heavily lately wna killed by the In
teufhaH nycr q little after o O'Clock
last night within TO feet of the Mil
ton station.
Barrett arrived a. Milton early %
the evening ana VAS very drunk. lie
saH rescued several times hy towns
men ffnm falling upon the third ruii
aud N8a finally induced 20 leave the
depot Later he returned and was
evidently wandering up and down
the track when struck The rrra
Of the train that killed Barrett did
not knaa ~ the accident until
later rain passed the spot and
found the mnuEied remains
Harctt har brother living Of
Suite. Mont aud be la sald Co. have
told People here that he formerly
resided iu that city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
FOUND DEAD IN BED

John McMemmum. aRed 90 years,
a lahorer. was found dead In bed In
his room at 6s3h First az, .. at an
early hour this morning II ID be.
lleyed that he died as tho result OF
protraetod apreo. bat this cannot
be definitely known until the autop-
ny II held
According 10 the proprietor OF the
place whore McMemmum stayed, the
man came 10 the hotel several days
ago aud asked % be trusted with
a room lilo explained that he had
no money. bat expected 60 So 20
work Ia fow days and he would
then pay
The neat morning the proprietor
went upstairs aud found that Me.
Memmum had been terribly sick In
answer 20 a question the man ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
CLAIMS HALF
THE FORTUNE

Calming ons- haif % the vasf fof.
BE accumulated IN Aiaska ~ =
hrnsste he Fairbanks banker
- mlns owner. James II Caustsn.
zsrNfF collector u customs In
AAssA under Captain Jarvis. ard
sus nsaisi III Porto Rico. this
zHztnx commenced auit IN the
eSsiis q feis county he claims
n b entered Into a partnership
~ BAzustfs IN 1899 when the lat
e sas making bis first trip into
y fsnafa country. and that be IL
- entitled % ore half u the for
s.as sAich the founder ~ The city
q Falrbanks has accumulated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
CANNOT FIND
EXPLOSIVES

soisE, ida March as Steve
Aaaas. Eas taken % paeafsI8 yes-
Faay . dig % 4 lot Or material
Ensisd AZ Greek fire witch ne
..A'ns % havs buried there bra the
ssnn-r Of iss1
sans IN his confession stated
- ssnt By Haywood and Mover
rassisiio % intercept a carload
:. as'i-anion men being sent from
= toenf fAlenss 70 Colorado ue
:. - = says directed 10 kin tha en.
q and expected 70 40 80 with
= tiste1 Ore This Uaa 20 be-
-. 100 inia the car. where 81 would
. -. enpelan everything
~. ~ IRE that nothing would eriin-
a.. = az y nou-uulau men did not
s.'as 'lfSugh az expected ana. after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
SAYS FAMSL
WAS STOLEN
Husband Of Missing Wife and Daughter Arrests
NeighbOr on Charge of kidnapping.

On a charge Of having kidnapped
Mrs Katie Cameron and her 2-year-
old daughter from their Beacon hill
home last Monday John Khegcr was
arrested by tho police last evening
aud IL being held IA custody al the
city Jail
The charge ~ the outcome u the
disappearance Of the woman and
her daughter. as told yesterday IN
The star On Monday evening
james Cameron the husband. went
home and found both missing lie
expires ed grave fears for their safe
~
Yesterday be obtained evidence
which warranted him ln swearing
out the warrant for KrieKer Who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
SEQUEL was
UNEXPECTED
Sudden Disappearance Of Little Amy Pickett
From Her Home May Be Cause of Disbar-
ment Proceedings Against Attorney Crouch

A ease which may lead % dlshar-
meut proceedings against Attorney
Charles v Crouch Vas eliminated
in the superior court this morning
when Judge Griffin seat la-ycar-old
Amy Pickett 90 the academy 81
the holy Names "a be cared fur At
the expense ~ her father. The mat.
Ter aas fret taken before Judge 4.
" Frazier yesterday afternoon Al a
private hearing aud those Whn we're
present state that Judge Frazier
threatened "a start dlabarmrnt pro
oestinEu against Nr Crouch n the
facts a. represented 20 him are cor
ret.
Amy Pickett IL the daughter Of
tlesste Pickett ard Foster Pickett.
Who N~re divorced about Two years
agu Mra Fickelt vas allowed ali
mauy 60 support the children. but
tho husband went % Alaska. and.
being out ~ the Jurisdiction % the
coafs was MOI forced 10 pay the ali
muHF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

xxxgAPoLls. Mimi March ~
- Italians we're murdered in a
.,,.l N Tenth d, las, nisht Police
.me.x heard the fght aud saw
"a sen run from tue building,
- I'd them 20 think the trouble
...sssd rats morning some one
49, ne place aud found four
- haeked % plecea With knlvra.
~ ~ sane basement found two
nss tolles
g. msn. whose movements have
-. mssisrlous. rented the house
~ lfanihs ago
sssesry vas nos the ehiect 20 the
.s,s.f,fs a. a hox has been found
ze,.nfnx i5oe On Italian selma, tsoo
Z awefsrsn coins aua a cheek for
- = nror % NleoH nemtri
=. soaaitlou OF the honse proveH
49, ,hs Victims fousht for their
Nss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
PRINCE ARTHUR
is IN VICTORIA

VICTORIA. u c. March IS
Prince Arthur was driven through
the city and environa Ia a tallyho
last evening. and viii be present at
state dinner tonight az Govern
ment house. Tomorrow he goes 20
the fishing grounds at Cuwichan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
PROJECT DROPPED

After a hearing o. several days
before Judge Tailmau OF the upe-
rioF court. and after several yerdicis
Tor large sums In damages had been
returned the corporation counsel
thla morning dropped tho condrm-
nation proceedings for the Harrison
II and Broad ~ regrades. and the
city council AZ ne next meeting oil
be- asked 10 repeal the ordinances
that provide ~ rthe reEradcs. che
damaFea being too large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

f. n neighbor. on the charge of Kid
mapping lie ASSERTS that the latter
has obtained possession 81 the wo-
man and girl and will not diyulge
the place where they are now kept.
After being arrested last evening
KfteRer in conversation with Capt.
LHubscher. laughed at the kidnaD-
ing charge he says that Cameron
went home on last Sunday and beat
bis wife up. that they have contin-
ually quhfrcled. and that Mrs Came
ron has fled with her baby. IN order
10 escape from his ill treatment
KfieRer further insists that both
the woman and the baby are with
friends and will stay there until
they can be assured Of protection
from the husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
POUNCED UPON BY
BAND OF T0UGHS
PETER LOTUS GAGGED AND ROBBED WITHIN SHORT
TANcE OF POLICE STATION

Within three blocks Of the police
station Peter LOTUS. 81 Bremerton.
was gagged by a crowd OF young
touEhs last night aud robbed Of s43
ia money.
LOTUS was walking toward the
Tenderloin shortly before J O'Clock
and was near the intersection Of
Fourth av. g. and Jackson ST. when
the crowd Of youthful highway
men bounced upon him. He was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
ASK TO HAVE
STREET OPENED

Certain residents along cosiis. Az.
tn TIE Green Lake district are cur
euiafiBs a petition asking for the
opening - that thafouFhfare
through the grounds which have
been purchased for the uew site ~
the House 81 the Good shepherd
The property in question consists
% i've blocks. OF Is acres. ~ ground.
and the advocates Of the proposed
Improvement say that Il viii leave
tuo-thirds ~ the acres intact on
" hith to erect the buildings pro-
posed Some objection has been
made on the ground that IL VIII I'm
trrfere With the plans fut the build
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
sa Bodies Found After Midnight Fight in Min
nsapolis HOuse.--Dead Men Owned Robes Of
Greek Catholic Priests.

\ Ettp bearing the name ~ Dem.
tfi Vas found which contained cx-
pauslve robes such as are worn ny
a Greek Catholic priest. also French.
Greek, Italian aud Turkish pass.
ports Addresses en card ease
rrads "3is Austin Avenue, chi.
caKo. lincoln. Ills nas $40. New
salem. \ ~ also the names
krslsten Ros ko. NrW salem. n. n
other Erips we're found belonging
60 / Arno. McmtrL nakon Capont
Cami NeaY. which contained urvck
Catholic pricatly garments
Seven Greeks have been arrested
IN connection with murders They
we've btand ia shack In 81 Paul.
one Is terribly slaahed and the 9th.
era are cut ana bruised. The sans
are bot Italians. but are believed
20 be mostly from the nalkan states
II Is believed the crimes are the ~
suit u political or religious plot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
PRESIDENT EXPOSES
CONSULAR SCANDALS

false Chinese Identification certln-
catxs. Complaints are shade in the
tep<sft - Third Assistant Pierce.
wfse Investigated the Oriental con .
saiafss. whith urkes that systematic
- pes lsian ia the funHt essential
Fsaessits. Consul General Wilcox.
~ Krakow, 10 recommended az "a
very useful officer tnfavorhblr
fep0fta werc submitted concerning
Commercial Assent drcensr. al Viad-
lYuatak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

WASHINGTON. March a.
President Roosevelt today haired "a
eaHafssa the seauHaiaua conditions
existing iu the consular service
John eiaadnpW former consul gen.
efai 20 Shanghai and Robert Nc
Wade former causui 60 GHntuu.
we're made the suhlert ~ official
complaints numbering - The
charges against aaostnaw arr BE-
connection with collection claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

rounding up the prisoners they wera
all taken 10 police headquarters.
The lookout gave his name m
VIII Edwards. The dealer was
signed on the blotter as A. Samuel
son. The Identity Of the real pro-
prletor OF the place Is not known.
The players registered as John
White. A. Samuelson. Pat O'Toole,
Leo Swain. r. Wick. Geo. Hender-
sin. Chas johnson and V. II.
Nltsehe.
All the men were released this
morning upon depositinE SIS bail
each although no definite charge
has been placed against them. In
view OF Mayor Moore's attitude on
the gambling question, the prison.
ers were not charged with vagrancy
OF a petty offense. as was formerly
done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
OPERATORS AND
MINERS AGREE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March IS -
Miners and operators this morning
resumed confederation of j. ~ Win
der'a motion 10 adopt the present
wage scale with hasinE points At
nanville. IN. and in the Hooking
valley. Ohio. An acrimonious diA-
eusalon followed In which A. J.
Morehcad. an Illinois operator. said
they wasted 90 days each year in
trying to adjust differences and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
WRIT FOR
PERKIN 9

NEW YORK. March ss--Justioe
% the supreme court.
this morning issued a writ ~ habeaa
corpus and certioFari for George W
Perkins. PwFkina declares he ia ina
pri monsd and restrained without az
order of a tribunal Of proper iufis-
dlctiou. Officers have been order
Cd 20 take Perkins into court i'm
mrdiateiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
TACOMA SHERIFF
RAIDS SALOON

TACOMA. March ss-Iats last
night sheriff puuhnim Fatded the
Hranrh saloon ana captured several
piaFefs aa vel a. rauirst~ wheels
aud either gambling aphsfuRiia.
Deputy sheriff GrrEsfg. ~ wilkrn-
hnu. disguised 81 sport. vas Tn
stFutnentai in makiug the raid a sue
cess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

ierked backward and something
wrapped around his face 10 muffle
any cutlery before he could hardly
realize what was happening.
According 10 LOTUS statements
none OF his assailants appeared to be
more than II years OF ago. He had
two $50 gold pieces and some silver.
amounting TO s4S. all OF which was
taken The robbers disappeared in
the darkness before he could sum-
mon aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
BIC BLAZE AT
YOUNGSTOWN

cause In the center Of the business
section aud spread for hours. The
twelve fire companies were power
lees 10 cheek the blaze until 8
O'Clock The town Is without cleo
trle lights. the wires having been
burned out, and the fight against
the flames was further handicap-
ped By constantly bursting hose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
STRIKERS MEET
NEW MEN

The strike caused ~ a demand
fur increased vases made b. the
white lahaFvrs On The Alas fumbef
eemraHy's min at 81 Murray o. stin
On Aecugdinx 20 the strikers. ths
cgupsnY has been unable g. uro-
cute men 90 ni their piareA and
ERE mill lH closed Yesterday Mar
aRef G. y raften s#eo#tna a car
load - naw men 10 NcMurraY.
where thsr we're met by the atrik b
efs. who claim % have dissaaded al
Of them from going - work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

IoHNsTOWN. Pa March IS
Fire this morning destroyed three
business blocks on Main. Bedford
and Clinton SITS. and damaged sey-
eral others a. a loss Of 100000 The
building OF the sWank Hardware
Company. six stories high. sustained
the main loss
The fire started from an unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
FEW HURT
IN WRECK

los ANGELES. cal. March ss--
A collision between tao Santa ~
passenger trains occurred ~ Cnse-
nine Aria last night TIE trains
wefa running sioN and the pss-
sensefa we're shaken up and score
bruised bat uo ole uaa allied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

sea hfH ehild II she would waive al
but $50 Of the $50 due her from
killed By falling from church
her former husband She a. once
consulted Attorney " 4. Bell. and
The ulaitor was taken into court
Crourh admitted that be knev
where the child vas Kept but would
not pnpiuce tho girl until tho moth
sr aiEsed an agreement waving her
alimnHy
After hearing the story of the
mother JudKo Fruter made the state
meni regarding diahafment proceed
inga against Mr. Crouch. ON the
krssgnd that hs had deliberately VIC
iated an order Of the court aud had
had the child taken frum the mother
&c : means % forcing her 20 reduce
the mlirhouY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
MERCHANTS TO
SEND SUPPLIES

Seattle commission merchants
have gladly come q the front in the
matter % furnishing relief 90 the
Wfanrei citizens .HHY 81 the
houses on the street have regular
customers among the merchants or
the burned town. and tonight on the
steamer jefferson 80 toms % pro-
visions 81 nli kinds VIII be sent
north The Alaska Steamship COM
pany has dead headed the ship
ulsnis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
ARE RECONCILED

DENVER. Colo. March 2s ~ r.
reported that Lawrence phipps the
steel multi millionaire. has been rec
oneIled with his divorced Wife.
whom he will remafry aud live In
California vlth Phippa has gone 90
San Francisco and Il ia reported the
ex.w wife has arranged 70 so for an
Indefinite stay AZ the same place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Henry Mclean. 90. bal.
lard. and Glare BELLE blanchard. 26,
south Park I'd Olsen. 81, Pearson
and Ellen palsbo. Is. Mlller's Hay.
Edward Foote -. and Euclla A
Graham. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
FLOODS DAMAGE
IOWA CITIES

WATERLOO. Iowa. March IS
The Cedar river rose seven feet this
morning and flooded the business
district. causing sl00 600 damage
The levce Is broken and stores
aud residences are flooded and hun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

planned that he had been on n
drunk Tor some time lie was given
some medicine and last evening ap-
pearod 20 be sleeping naturally
fhta morning when the proprietor
visited the room again To find how
he was getting on he found tho man
dead. The police were called and
officer Bryant investigated The
body was turned over 10 the coroner
aud taken TO ilonneY WatHou'n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
TUMBLE FROM
CHURCH SP|RE

DAYTON Ohio. March "a Geo
Allison aud Charles saunders we're
Thomas station. 40 had a watch
steepis here this morning a distance
of TED feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
DENIES REPORT

CHICAGO. March 2s-Joseph n
Patterson denies that he has been
cut of by hls father and also de
mics that he ifs going to start a daily
SOS aliistic paper.