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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

A suggestion that France mediate
between the court and the Duma may
explain the dissolution of the latter
The car has no desire for an ally to
become a meddler unless that ally
wears a crown.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
HOUSEHOLD HARMoNIEs.


Jaggsby e a. NIL shay, ofisher is
thish (hic) Blank street?
Policeman-Yes.
Jabbsby-Wish you'd (hic) direct me {
All Coin { (hic) tend lecture there.
Policeman-What? Attend lecture at
this hour of the morning2
Jaggsby-Yesh; thashs where (hic) live
an I'm married. Shee ?-Columbus Dis
patch
Mrs Ascum-what sort Of girl is your
new servant?
Mrs Hiram Offen--Well, she's exceed
ingly good-natured and tender-hearted.
Mrs. Accumulated?
Mrs Hiram Offen-Yes: while i was
doing her work today she told me not to
work too hard.-Philadelphia Press.
SILLY boy!" she cried. why did you
take me seriously? Though my words
were severe you must have seen that l
was smiling"
Well" he replied, your mouth is SO
small l didn't notice it."-Philadelphla
Record.
quite Up to Date.
Philadelphia Record.
He popped to her upon his knees
His heart went pit-a-pat-
Old-fashioned? oh! no, II you please,
Twas there the maiden sat.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

Reducing the price OF crude oil may
have the same effect upon profits of
the Standard Oil company as advanc-
ing the price of the manufactured
product, but it does not create the
same excitement
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

With French newspapers drawing
an invidious comparison between ia
pans failure TO evacuate Manchuria
and Great Britain's promise, long ig-
nored, to leave Egypt, King Edward
will have to take special pains to pre-
serve the new alliance.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

Rhode Island law breakers should
have little trouble in making their ar
rest matter of interstate negotiation
when the governor attempts to put
on the lid"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

The accidental killing of an Amer
lean naval officer at Che Foo by a
sailor at practice on a French warship
points out the necessity for interna-
tiOnal regulations IN new direction.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

In comparing the Hartje exhibits
with the "Junius" letters one hand
writing expert offers the judge a good
excuse for throwing the whole case out
of court.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

Judge Lands has at least given
Alexander Dowie credit for better in
tentions than some of the apostles"
statements warranted. but the vindi-
cation that Voliva was looking for for
himself is not visible.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

Those Russian socialists who COM
PEELED printers to work at the point Of
guns were possibly trying to show
what would happen to lazy men should
the socialist idea prevail.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

That thug who attacked Mrs
Hartje must have been the only Pitts
burg coachman not retained as Wit
ness by one of the parties to the di-
voree case, and professional jealousy
is terrible.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

Germany is waiting until after our
congressional elections 70 suggest a
new trade treaty with the United
States II It has any idea that it will
receive more favorable treatment from
a possible democratic house 1t evil
IDENTIFY knows little of American legis-
latiVe procedure.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

Cattle and hog prices at the highest
point Of the year is the best indication
that meat packers have resolved to
cooperate with the government to put
their product above criticism.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

Many Of the emotional shouters who
howl loudest about tainted money"
are now criticising Russell Sage for
not leaving charitable requests.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
Reward Is Due.

hausds CITY journal.
1t is generally agreed that congress has
done an extraordinary amount of valuable
work for the country. Where, then, is the
logic in the prediction that the next con-
gress will be democratic? Is the republican
party to be rebuked for good work?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
High Finance in Practice.

Considering what we have been taught re-
garding the giant minds in Wall street, 1t
is painfully notwithstanding to learn that the
New Yorker who got control OF S5,sOO,OOO of
government bonds for 2-cent stamp was a
mere salaried clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

Iowa republicans will hold the cen
ter of the political stage this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
State OF Nebraska, Douglas County, S.:
G. g. Rosewater, general manager u Inc
says that the actual number "a Iull ana
complete copies Of The Daily, Morning,
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during the
month OF June 1906 was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
ExtraNaEant ut Lnat.

Boston Transcript
The late Russell Sage, who used to wear
a $40 suit, is now TO lie in a So, 900 grave.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

9. c. ROSEWATERl
General Manager
Subscribed In my presence anG sworn to
before mo this Goth day of June, 1906.
(Seal) NJ B. HUNGATE,
Notary Public
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
WHEN OUT OF TOWN.

Subscribers leaving the city tenn
pornrily should have The Bee
mailed TO them. Address viii be
changed as often as required.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
E RosEwATER. EDITOR.

Entered at omaha Postofhce as second
class matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
Used Vose & Sons for $145

Used Vose & Sons for $145
Splendid tone and action. largest size, -
octave, S-string, grand, good bargain 80
cash, Sc monthly.
Used 1926 Hospe for $195
Largest upright grand, in mahogany. fun
length music desk, double rolling lid, metal
back, l-3 octave, 3-string, splendid bar
gain, SO cash, Sc monthly.
Used 1926 Walworth for $165
Very largest upright grand, special case
metal plate, S-string, l-S octave, pedals.
double rolling lid, special design music
desk, full length, full rich tone, good ac-
ton, SO cash, 50 monthly.
Used Cramer Piano for $135
Largest, most beautiful upright grand,
very handsome, rich mahogany case, full
length music desk, double rolling lid, full
metal plate, 3-string, pedals like new
so cash, Sc monthly.
Music Teachers and Music
Schools
Those who have need OF grand piano
here is an opportunity that comes only
once In a lifetime, TO buy at half price
/ strictly first class grand piano.
Used KimbaH (Baby Grand for $3.50
| S25 cash, SIS monthly.
Used Weber Concert Grand) for 1910
| IS cash, SO monthly.
Used Kranich & Bach (MingnOn)
for ... ......... ... $3.50
SIS cash, so monthly.
Used HaIIet & Davis (ParlOr) for $44O
S25 cash, so monthly.
"A KWnCnT IN
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

Splendid tone and action, largest size, /;
octave, 3-string, a grand, good bargain, III
cash Sc monthly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
Used sS25 Hospe for s195

Largest upright grand in mahogany, full
length music desk double rolling lid, meta
back, 7l-3 octave, 3-string, splendid bar
gain, SO cash, Sc monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
ISSUES INSTRUCTIONS TO
CHIEF OF POLICE WbPPEN
STEIN TO INVESTIGATE Sc
ATrLG SALOONS THoRoUoH
~ AND MAKE REPORT.

Under Instructions from Mayor
Moore. Chief 81 Police WappeuEfeln
all "a once begin q systematic Ia
festlgation Of every saloon In the
city Of Seattle This luyesfiga.
lion IL 10 be- made. not bY patrol
men. bat BY detectives Ia plain
clothes and also couueilmeu
The combined evidence gathered
viii be presented 10 the mayor.
and Is TO be used hereafter in tho
granting Of saloon licenses Mayor
Moore viii also sum up the results
Of the report handed him and for.
ward report Of his own 20 the
city council. probably with recon.
meudatloHs for the revocation 0f a
number of licenses
This decisive action 81 the mayor
follows directly upon recent re-
ports made 20 Chief Wappenstsin
by patroimen a. TO the notorious
conduct Of certain OF the city's ga
looms In the case 81 the Duchess
saloon. owned By shomO. under a
license 60 man By the name Of
Day. there have been many unsov.
DRY reports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
WANT TO OPEN
VARIETY SHOWS

The dive owners 81 the tender
lon aiili annoy chief Wuppenatein
Rlth their persistent requests for
HE right 90 reopen dance halir
Falling "a move the chief IN this
Ties now afk for the privilege OF
opening variety theatrra hut hs
lhis virtually amounts 10 the same
thing IN prlneip,t the chances arc
poor
A theater IN the tendeflUin would
not be patfaulzed II admission was
charged Il would therefore be
necessary 10 sell liquor and employ
women ia the boxes. as has been
the custom heretofore.
Chief apppnstain says that n
the teuderluin owners wish 20
open theatrfa they may DO so I'm
der proper conditions. but that they
must be conducted as orderly re
sorts the same as the uptown the.
HfCra No women or boxes VIII be
permitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
WAS IN
QUAKE:
Steamer Assuan Which
Arrived Today, Ex.
perienCed Trembles
in Mexico.

The kaamna liner ABauan. arrly
ing last nisht from Hamburg. Via
South American porta and Sau
Francisco. hFiaga news OF the fr
cent earthquake which visited Nal
paradise tnd Chile and Witch was
also felt IA Mekieo Al the tune
~ the earthquake tho Aanuan Nal
lYinE az port Ia Mausauillo. Mexico
and two distinct earthquakes wofs
telt. tearing nhipa from their moor
lnga and otherwise damaging docks
and vessels Faf several days rail
raad traffic was tied up. many
bridges having been washed away
According 60 Chief Engineer
hrpnnschlId the second tremhlc
was % longer duration and 81
Gtuater strength than the fret Thr
Aasnan was not injured aud thfef
DAYS following Left Mannsnlllo Tor
Colima Mexico
Prior 60 the devastation that xia
tied Valparaiso. conditions similar
70 those which prevailed IN san
Francisco wcrv Ia existence aud the
ishofing class As unit uaa on
Atftk~ The city vas Ina the thfnra
OF an organized labor trouble and
= revolution Was Threatened The
bis quake and later fire settled alt
The Assuan left Hamburg Aprli
=. stopping AZ Liverpool and south
american ports Captain raesaiei
reported an excellent voyage. ana
ihFre passengers frum San Fran
cisco sets brought % Seattle The
Ansuan Nlil load 500 tons 81
cereals for Peru and is0n tons Of
coal al this por, aud Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
NO MORE SLANG
IN COURT
MYSTIC LANGUAGE OF rHg
POLICE OFFICERS WILL IN
FUTURE &c TAnoogp ny
ORDERS or CHEF AND
JUDGES.

Slang must be tahoood from fur.
ihef uao Ia the police courts The
bis police officers will be Obliged
10 cease It's use. an several com.
plants have bcen made 20 the chief
of the manner tn which the officers
give evidence
For instance. a cop may say
I saw dis Guy doiu' q sneak dos a
lie alley. and when calls him he
gives do hosfoot. aud skiddooa for
ahoat t'fre blocks before lands
i'm, and sends "a up or be may
say 4 had me lamps on him ever
rince Diamond Chimmie hands me
dc pipe dat he was De guy Wat
iid a trick last week. and wcn
ianda him Chlmsie fapa 70 him
right away
While language Of thls nature
may be Ineligible to those within
che mystic circle A. headquarters.
Il IL as Greek 10 the uuinliated
and. becoming distastafui 10 the
court. chief and others. an order
has been issued 20 the captains In
ailueliag them 10 tequirv the Ian
Euske u the officers 20 be more In
Keeping wtth their official digaity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
MORE SCHOOL
ROOM WANTED

enc ~ the serious Problems whieh
nnN eonnuuts the heard q rtuea b
ton and which win be discussed AZ
the meeting touisht Is that % adj
dittonai sehaoi rnona. The Increase
ia attendance this YEAR waa greater
than ruekaned on. and even with the
many ncs school buildings which
were ready faf occupancy az the
epeniBk ~ the school term. there is
atiil a dearth ~ reum 60 aecasuma.
date the pupiia The conspicuous
PORTIONS ~ the city where extra
Room f. needed according o. super.
tntenarns Cooper. arr al the North
Queen Anne school where an add.
tion ~ eight Foolun vii be added
an addllion ~ eight roams sill aisn
be added 90 the Green Lake srhAal.
and an addition % either the Walla
Nalia ~ f.anFfrilow aehanis. oF az
entire new building win have 10 be
erected e. accommodate the ourush
II pupils tn the eastern section Of
the city. The session q the school
board = being held this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
MAYOR MOORE TAKES
Up BIG STICK

n tho saloon license la really va.
der the name of Day" said Mayor
Moore. then I suppose that algmD
cannot DE legally held accountable
for what goes on lu the saloon
Under tha city ordinances II tH lie.
aai for women 90 loiter around a
saloon, therefore .ruHillnR ls also
Illegal oar method heretofore has
been % arrest the women aud fine
them and also the saloon pfopria'
tor Bat this seema not effective
The only way - DO Is 10 revoke
the license. and this bias 10 be done
By the cltF council"
Among the hofbed6 u vice - De
thoroughly hauled over Is the bith.
cuo unm0lsated Pike st. district
The work aa planned by tho
mayor Is TO be eKacfing in detail
All ordinance specifications - 70
saloon entrances and interior ar
Engagements viii be applied 10 the
individual places investigated. II
~ expected that the mayor VIII
have his report ready within a few
weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
VoieHT FILES SUIT
AGAINST tNVEaTMuNT co

] 4. yolrht has filed suit against
the Fidelity Investment company ia
compel the performance of con.
tract Nuisht alleges that lac put
chased a lot from the lnYestmrnt
company Tor 81 900 and made the
flrst payment. bat has been refused
the deed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
LumsGa oRo1a EXPIRES.

The order witch went imfo effect
On ths Sottheru Pacific lines. rsfna.
iuE "a accept any lumber shipments
iaf sisht daYa. commencing last Fri
daY. vii end tnmarfoN might Lam-
her shippers are iaotinE aaxiousiY
ssfwaed 20 the resumption ~ huai.
nra# nest wseh Only peFishHhir
goods have bren shipped east dur
inE the tsuafr % fhs order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
0RR0LL ON
MARSH ISSUE

1r - offics u 1icanse inspect.
sAqas beloax 20 the uarlassifist
srAs hst. and - zppuiutite b.
y tssY eOalpfrolisr. Il enc belief
rFsssf W CITY Comptroller Car
nj
a gssseai. said Mr. Carroll.
p hss1se Inspector performs =
1srfoiz dafY. he = partly under
= nzaAfs committee % the
nneA parsiy responsible 70 the
sssw ans partly - che city comp.
rssf IN short. 10 r. ham pcred
10 many hn@ses think that
= tasltsoa u hcensa inspector
~ p be created By sha city
ssasA sad. as | am the HeenHe
En<f sndeF tho citF ordinances.
&essf y appointing him should
~ sisk ne comptroller he Ger.
1slg thguld not b. q clerk IN the
Gee
y city ordinance says that the
szpifsilsr shall be the license
M'sF an shall Issue licenses 80
p hai'ilng ne city treaaurer's
Is1et
y NJ Carroll defines them. In
-sr Marshs dutlss are to keep
.'ss'ss informed 80 e the state
: hsir hesasez-when their time
s'''ss etc. According 20 an ordl =
aass r. e granted police authority,
MA W. Carroll says Marsh still
= b spite q a report 10 the con-
IN.
~ ne commission wishes 20 40. .
= seesstary A. ~. circuit. ia "a
1I asfine the status Of the
Is n the eoznptroiisrs office.
- - insp@etor Marsh. II u can
: nesn that hfr. Marsh should
: shfsr the civil service rule. he
- have 10 take tho sxamlna tion. or
- 70 HE office. We think be
1''ss Hnder civil servics. but :, ~
-s'a'si hat he IA directly RESPONSE
- y ne city Treasurer. There are
!. sleeisl charges against Mr..
- as 70 the Performance ~ hiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
ACCIDENT ON MADISON.

~ Waifort. Who vas hauling dirt
from the Third av regrAds. had
4 miraculous escape to-day from
death. Nalfofd drive 40 Madison
81 and wsa turning OF 10 enter the
BIT when one ~ the horses shoes
caught In The cable slot A car
coming down the street struck the
resr eud II the uason. cauzinx II
20 slide down ihc hin The horses
became detached aud Walfofd fsll
If the wagon and was caught In
the whesls When picked up he bad
not received q scratch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
nEs ZINC or si+tsclE
MEN sgiso PLANNED

The shinEie manufacturers - the
aifferwnt ceuntirs ~ ths state. set
uiHE through the Ehlneis Militia hua
fesu. xith whleh they arr aifisd. are
le ngia a meeting nest week ia fha
Different manufacturing ernters in
iiscass the market conditions and
car shortage situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
VAR AGAINST
6. 0.P. TICKET

~ giaa o. campaign which thc
tmsinkmans League for clean
ranes sill sage against unfit 70.
rksrsa legislative candidates was
ma aaaiis at a meeting ~ TIE
kfn Aesa iMsi night AZ the Labor
base q euasemplAtss holding q
xnrsnison Thursday. Septsfnosf
I 80 uamlaasink 4 fail leEisl2.
- ssksf sta the sxpsctafion that
fr he indorsei b. the demo
r,tx ennvsrsian GA the following
d.
~ exxsse has invited IA PARTED.
~ 81 & n this effort 10 clean
Is 4wais est tha Civic rnion.
b HIassxertAi Association. and
= Aae eits1ens wha care nsafe
e e11faessr than Tor party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
WILL MAKE ET.AwAY.

iiaEel Wilson. arrested yesterday
aus charged With having robbed
charles Durham If fgi while The
latter was intoxicated. vas fined
tlaa and ordered to serve 40 days ga
the eiif san. on leave the city with
ms y hours, b. judge Gordon. She
promised to leave toRn Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
ASSAY OFFICE Rte1iPrs.

The gold receipts nt the assay -
flee Ia Seattle Tor August show
a considerable decrease. the 8"
eeipta being onlY ta.slhnifgt /.
against 81 $3.50 ~ during lu'S u
f. expected hot tho receipts Tor M
next two months will be unnnhAll'
heavy ua the last ahlpmenia iinf
Alaska viii be made durins ina
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
TITUS ON TRIAL.

Df Herman p Titus. the social.
ist orator and editor, who has been
arrested three times for speaking
on the streets. is up for trial be
fore Judge Gordon today The last
fime Titus vas arrested vas ON
Tuesday. when be was found speak
ing on Second aY and Pike 81 He
VAS fined $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
TOWN
BURNS
lltsalady Is Practically
wiOed Out Of Exist.
snce by Fierce For
est Fire.

-. loan q utasalady situated
-. Heals has, ou the east side
1,,asao ISLAND. Was almost to
: sestFoyed hy a fiecec tire
- xlsl.ed that place Wndnes
- ,sht The steamer falfhaYen.
1900 10 that port bfousht the
pss A. n,,,e,. a.,
:, 4 ne steamers on that route.
= .,aem and strong gale which
us ~ SQUAD the cayb part Of
-, - famed a forrest fire into
~ ..ssic hla1e. Inhabitants of the
- eseinS their dansvr deserted
- hemes
- -. Rasyiew hotel a twosturl
- hailainr. and other struc'
wens haIned % ibr kroaud,
s.it.,ss hus a few hoases stand.
sahshlianfs afg bvlrs eaFWd FOR
- nslshbors whose homes
- report slout goo people
:. N.v,elsas. and the steamer Fair.
-. hsx taken a csrso of sup
- I, he f.re sufferers.
wiws are down 10 TIE place.
u ~ steamer Fairhafcu, arriV-
90 afternoon. viii hfins down.
sss@esea. 4 namber 81 those
- a.ts been irfi homeless
- aagm which visited that
-, sogcea the fairhaven 70
- lssing = TRIP The steamer
r.nssn "a Aer wAy down met vith
+. sgu.x gale Ia Saratoga passage.
- a. waves washed over her
- soa,s The chief mate at
$3.50 % lash = ifeboat which
- Acokea hose from is dsyit
- sss alaos, washed overheard
4 avs wsre los, or any peraoa
harsa L she fire. and tie loss Is
xInassa a $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
GRANT srllL Held.

No definite date has been De
ctted upon for the sailing ~ the
revenue cutter Grant for Bamfield
where she siii await tho arrival
OF the bodies which are buried near
The scene Of the wreck Of the Va
lsneia and brought 10 Seattle The
date % sailing has becu postponed
from time 10 time on account uf
ihs weather which has been very
bad OF the island for the past two
watkH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
A..Y-p. DAY AT YAKIMA.

Alaska Y ukan= Pacific Exposition
dsy ~ the state fair a, Yakima has
been sot fof sept, 20. the same day
THAT has been set aside for Seattle
aal TIE Northern Pacific VIII
Eiss reduced rates OF 81 80 FOR the
round trip. Is = the Intention Of
the Alaska Yukon Pacific rxpasl-
ton officials &c have President chill
bsrs and Director General Nadeaa
Ia be present and both 70 deliver al.
Hsaaaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
susseLL wrsr rAsr.

6 n Russell. a sell kuaua laeai
rial estate operator. uho vas 10
have been tried On ths charge ~ %.
ee~fing tbs speed llfuit IA bis auto
mobile, shils drixins through
eseeFsrtswu. MS today given = e0g.
iinaaHcs auiii next TssaazY. lie
has engaged counsel ara infenan 10
fHtst his ease before ieass Davis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
APPLY FOR STEVE
ADAMS RELEASE

hoiEE Idaho. sept III w Ill
iatsi % Baker rity. Gre. unele u
Steve Adams has applied to the
district court fof a writ ~ habeas
corpus far the release % Adams
foW the Idaho peaiteutiarY. Adams
vas arrested IN of.keu last Fehru-
arr charged slth completely IN the
ASIA saiuatinn 81 ex.dovernur ateun-
enhefF He vas never Indicted nor
nirrn a preliminary bearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
NEW GOVERNMENT Tuo.

Major Wood. IN charge Of the
Qusrtsrmaster's department Of the
United States army. Ia Seattle. -.
ceiyed Instructions from the depart
meni AZ Washington. u. G. 10 call
for bids and calculations for the
hnildinE of tuEboat. 10 be similar
to the Pawiucket. aud 20 be used at
Port Liseum. Alaska Seattle firms
viii be asked 20 furnish bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
COUNTRY SCHOOL rrams.

County superintendent - Schools
=. r storey stated today that the
2 hqoia lu the country districts VIII
haNe longer terms this year than
before More than 50 ~ the country
schools have opened ana a larger
number viii open next Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
wEEkLY DIVORCE oaIsr.

Ths following applications faf a..
tares were filed this nernlus Clara
Anna Green from Albert y Green.
u1u support Minute uain ffasn
t3uts Call. nos support. Fanny
clauKh fruus Jonathan C1suxH. d.
ssFftnn AEnfs Madas Milo ffani
George Milo. aban lanwamt an4 Do
ssfflnn. Ala N Stephens from
Charles e stephens. nau support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
rHigF ON TRIAL.

Pierre Il~hrAT. alias Charles Rel
81. Who held ~ = y Gadca fruit
staud. on FIRST ay. T. on trial 70
Aay charged with stealing Sc 50
fAebrnx has been In Seattle only =
short time. coming here from can.
fornla. who're be had served :
three pears sentence for agndiuG
t.sffsrs 20 aftaff faanav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
MILLER IN CRY.

RI Miller. EensFsi freight agent
II she soathefn Pacific. o r. a
y aud uhion raciflc roads. If
Furtlhad. arrived tn tho city this
morning. ahd ia STAYING AZ the hpf
ief Nr Miller conferred With y
r Ellis today On fhe ns~ rate iii
iis viii probably lsaYe for Port
InnH fasnnfr4N nIahl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
FILES HETEROGENEOUS

IN the actian brought ~ W W
Powers sxalns, q y Webster, Rob.
ct r. f0N A Raymond. Joseph 4
trpH and State Land Communication
81 Ross. the plaintiff has nlel = tlss
- interFoxatoFi~s 60 hs prosounaed
80 the isfrndanl. regarding the al.
legged fr.uduiens sale q sehoa,
lands A. amended complaint has
aisn been flied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
STEAMERS COLLIDE.

The Nippon Yusen Kaisha steam.
81 Tosa Maru coliidsd- with steamer
Jessie Dollar near Shanghai. and
both vessels sustained damages In.
formation regarding tho collision
was received at the Merchants In.
change this morning. but details
were meaEer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
EXTEND FREIGHT ssuos.

Recommendation for the exten-
stem ~ the res Northern Pacific
freight sheds on king 81 naw
building. have been made 20 tho
executive officers Of the Northern
Pacific system. An extension q 90
feet more r. contemplated.