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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12
From Friaay's Daily.

From fridays Daily.
Bert Newcomb came over from the
Jasper country yesterday evening to
see his mother. who is sick with
pneumonia.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12
The entire arguments of the morn
ing sheet consist IN blackguardism.

The financial condition of La Plata
county is In good shape.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

From Thursdays Daily.
Roy Stewart one of the mounted
police of New Mexico. and deputy
sheriff Of San Juan county, came up
from Aztec yesterday evening and
continued 10 Santa Fe this morning.
o.
Frank Rivers went ont this morn.
ing with a force to break the trail on
into the Neglected mine The wealth.
er being favorable the thoroughfare
will no doubt be opened soon for ,raf.
fc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

La Plata county pays AZ per cent
on s126.000 bonded Indebtedness or a
total annually OF s5,G92.50. so it will
be seen thai our Indebtedness, with
out floating debt, is not seriously
burdensome.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

If you have anything to sell advsr.
tise In The Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

The Capitol saloon is closed and It's
furniture stored. 1t is rumored that
two or three more saloons will close
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Frank Blatnck Is setting up his
new bar fixtures of oak, in the new
Coors building south of the Inter
Ocean hotel. Mr.. Blatnick has made
wonderful financial success in his
business in Durango during the past
three years.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

The Dora Thorn Dramatic company
which is now playing at the Curti
street theater in Denver, is billed 70
the Durango opera house for Marc
%. II is a strong dramatic combina
tlon and is drawing big houses fl
Denver.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Sam Wall returned yesterday even.
ing from a few days spent at Farm.
ington and says people in Durango
have no idea OF the difference in the
temperatures of Durango and the low.
er country. He says 1t is like sum
mer down there and the people are
beginning to plow.
He concurs with the oft repeated
statement made by The Herald that
instead of going TO California our
people spend a few DAYS. week or
month or so in the Pennington coun-
try or along the San Juan river. BY
ioing this they will realize better hen.
eflts in health and recreation than by
going to California, and will also get
acquainted with people with whose in.
terests they are naturally in touch
Visit the lower country.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

j. b. CARRIER. associated with the
judicial department of the govern
ment, who has made many friends in
the Southwest since coming here a
lew months ago. has been appointed
by President Roosevelt assistant Unit
ed States district attorney at St.
Louis. his old home. Mr. CARRIER was
a candidate against Champ Clark for
Congress, and after his defeat was
appointed to the government land de-
partment. 1t is learned from tae st.
Louis Republic that Mr., CARRIER has
large following among the intiuen-
tial Republicans of Missouri, as we'll
as with Republicans of national prom.
inence. Good luck to Mr.. CARRIER.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Mr.. Kight father OF Mrs. C. l.. Rus
sell. came up yesterday evening from
Pennington to visit his daughter. Mr.
Kight has been III for some time and
finds it difficult to get around without
assistance
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Miss l.. d. smead of Silverton, who
has been visiting Mrs. John CLAN
Vile after returning from tour to
Pennington returned yesterday even
ing to her home at Silverton.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

The county commissioners are find.
ing much 10 do in the establishment
of boundary lines for the % voting
precincts of La Plata county. There
never was any definite lines for the
greater number OF precincts, so the
board is trying to apportion them the
best 1t can and fix definite bounds. o..
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Tax titles now are better invest
ment in La Plata county than they
have been for long time. Property
will advance steadily in price for sew
eral years.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Manager Peters of the light com
pany said this morning it would re-
quire six or seven weeks to change
the street lighting system, there be
ing much to do in making the change
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Harry Evans is up from Frnitland.
the ambitious town which expects the
Southern Pacific to make II bigger by
crossing the San Juan river there.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

The new telephone book sent out
yesterday by the Durango office for
the Durango and Bayfield, district. con
iains sol telephone numbers, about
four-fifths in the city. An excellent
showing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
list Of DEAD
AND INJURED
,,.scAps REFUSE TO evr NAMES OF rHs PASSENGERS
,ssn on kIILEp IN WRECK YESTERDAY

Pearl Hewitt rs years old. Lebo..
Kant Mrs. Catherine Hewitt aud
baby boy. I.eho. kan. Mrs. wlnona
Hewitt. Leha, kan: ia Cawley.
Leha. Kan. fred Jones. f.ebo.
Kan, Mira I'd Cowley. i.eho. Kan. I.
Fred Lime Cooley. Denver.
Patrick Murphy. Florence. Gallo
serious injuries, Z Peters. baggage
man, Denver. ribs broken. head cut !.
James Pyoeonone. travelling 20
fl0rcnee. Colo. from Italy. head
hurt aud otherwise bruised. Ira I'll
rod, Gypsum. Cole. foot spralned :
Miss Mabel Ftelda. address not
given, travelling tn woleolt, Colo
Internal Injuries. serious Z. A.
Hewitt. t.eho. Kan. cue les broken
and otherwise iniured. Miss Mary
Gooeh, Oakland. Cal. suffering
nom shock. Thomas Webb. Yampa.
Colo. right foot spfalned. Il W.
Philips. kaysvilie. Utah. foot hruls-
"a. G. G. Houae. Champs. N. NJ.
both knee caps broken. right hand
aud mouth cut; l. G. Ramahosto
san Francisco. neck hurt: W x.
Page, NamRa. Colo. back injured.
T. kishel. New York. head slightly
injured. A. Gerber, New York. car
torn: C. NJ Wright. New York.
head slightly Injured. James Page.
Whitewater, Cola. head cut. r II
Sweeney. Citation. Mo. foot crush
ed. J. l. Lotion. neiitiowor. hip
crushed: q G. CLARK. Portland.
Colo. head cut: ] G. VealI. nenyeF.
neck sllghtiy injured. J 4. Reef.
Leadvtlle. neck Injured. n. tones.
nchscr. back hurt; A. L. knouH.
Ouray, Colo. meek hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
SENDS
WARMING

BOSTON. Mass. MsrVh n. Thoa
Lawson today sen, telegram TO
the president dcClsrina3
The fraudulent use % national
banks has become 40 reckieHsiy bold
% late as 10 sndaneer savings 20
guarantee brokerage houses against
Ices IN stock gambling and swim
dies II IL Unnecessary for me 90
oaIl your attention % the fact that
such guarantee IL equivalent 60 a
violation Of the Law, A certain firm.
memhers Of the New York stock
exchange. has been guaranteed b
certain Butte. Mont. banks A6ainst
loas from q stock gambling uulndia
knawa aH the United COPPER. Butte
Coal and fron company. - Sarth
Butte, over stee. ooo eco - invested
In she transaction. have no quar-
rel With the house involved. and
Don't make the name public AZ this
tims nut hsrehy warn them that
wili DO - ~ certain conditions
arise IN the neat few days ALL
use all legitimate neAaa - siep the
~ indie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

GREEN LAKE, March IT,
Many OF the people Of Green Lake
are very indignant over the tact
that Sol Levinson. the Seattle
lIquor dealer. IL trying TO get per
NIT TO build a blackberry brandy
distillcry here.
The Ladies' Aid Of tho Union
church will give a dime tea At the
home Of Mrs. Proeuniers next We'd
nesday afternoon.
The property owners OF Green
AXE met last night TO discuss mat
tiers for the general good OF the
within the next few days several
new rural mail carriers will be
placed on the West Green Lake run.
A social and dance was given At
Mountain View hall last Tuesday
evening.
The Sylvester family. who re-
Gently came from Detroit, Mich.
are now living on the boulevard,
near sixty nth st.
The members OF the Methodist
church Of Green Lake are planning
20 mako the ehurehyard into a nice
green lawn.
William West. a butcher OF Ere
mont. will open a butcher shop At
Green Lake next Monday.
WEST GREEN LAKE. March II
Postmaster Walter Baker. OF this
place. has issued So money orders
during the first II days OF March.
Within the next few days several
new rural mail carriers will be
placed on the West Green Lake
run.
The members Of the q. A. n. and
the Ladies' Circle are preparing TO
give m entertainment. April 6.
which Is The 10th anniversary or the
founding Of the @. A. X.
W. u Perkins. tho banker, has
purchased "A acres OF land six blocks
east OF Green Lake station for sic.
600, lie Intends 70 place the san
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
DOES NOT LIKE
MAYORS PLAN
csrscrvE eoRBETr SAYS
psrsEsr PLAN OF WATCH.
inc rnE transformers rs
psrfTsAsLs- -.

Ar ne pawnskops In this city are
$50 nxsaly obeying the lac. &C
aer,lnx 10 Detective sam Cufbett,
- kss eunpleted 4 thofouEh in
s.slrz.iun us all sarh establish
usura ne oppressed THE cpiaion
ssssy tat they we're nelng Operated
rTs zziisinetoFffY than ever before.
xsyor nailinseTs feconmsadA-
tsss rexnFdlag tbs neceaslfy OF a
alls rrort Of al roods purchased
8 mxnskorz has not been carried
~ nnr % thsy meet with the sp.
zual Il The cffleers. Who seem 10
ga tAas The present system will
plufs fzr better han Il all the
awnsh0p brokers were compelled
> rep a daily tally shect for the
zsahlSl u the police.
TIE paxnzhops are nov running
rvsty elsar.s sid Detective Cor
~ ,saxy. 7 have found as the 70
~ q N Investigation that there u
~ I any. crooked work goinE on.
4 10 not TANK the daily report
truge@slAon Ia an advantage. Il 10
Ezsk sazisr 10 Eorata stclsn rpoda
b Gag 10 their books As They are
ksst = present. because they are
* aicsioref.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
ALASKA'S CAPITAL
IS TO Be MOVED

The capital Of Alaska will be
moved from sitks 10 Juneau whea
the newly appointed governor. W
y. HogKati. takes the reins OF rons
troll IN bis hand Such Ia the state.
meat made BY person. who return.
ed fr1m Juneau last night r. W
Elliott, one OF the beat known
business men at Douglas, stated
that word had bean received In the
north that Governor HosEaif would
take this step for the change To the
sat of government,
Al present the only efficn nltuat'
81 a. Hltka 10 the governor = fcalf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
uoasEsnoERS OF
FRISCO STRIKE

san FRANCISCO. March i7.-ssx
azaiFed hofasskoers this morning
f4sss : Sympathetic strike wlfh
~ s'Atismen'a union. A fsw lsolat-
: non-asinn shops employing 80
"a Al tod had doors opsn on
h.la =. bat Il vas Impossible 10
= horses ssod asd this condition
W probably costume until the
Esaieosasrs access 10 the demands
q ne Hnl0n- The only hnrwes
ss'eh nsy Be shod IN the city today
Es those o. The FIRE department
- TIE DATED States mali servlee
y aemands Of the stahiemen are
s<aa for tay OF rot more than ~
sssfs woFx and that not more than
2 noszea SHAH be tended By enc
kszlief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
VAN DE VANTER is
TO HAVE A RIVAL
RALPH NICHOLS is CANDIDATE FOR STATE SEN
ATE TO SUCCEED RACE HORSE MAN-FRIENDs
BOOMING FOR PRESIDENCY OF REPUBLICAN,
CLUB.

Tho contest for the presidency Of
the Young Mems Republican club At
the election 10 be held April II has
narrowed materially during the
past few days BY the elimination Of
several Of the candidates who have
from time 20 time been suggested
A. G. Mcdonald. ID. e. Conoyer aud
J. ~ Alexander. Who have been
more or leas frequently mentioned
rs possibilities have all declared
themselves out OF the race. as has
John II Perry. leaving Ralph Mich
oils aud Hugh Goodfellow AS the
chief candidates now In the race.
Nichols IL being urged aa eandl-
date for the republican nomination
for the state senate from the Thirty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

first district against A r. Van de
Vantor. aud some of those who are
urging his election 10 the proai-
dency do so for the reason that IL
will strengthen him in his contest ia
that district lie was one Of the
original organizers Of the club six
years ago. and has always been an
active member GOodfeilow Is one
Of the younger members.
The contest for secretary as thus
far developed lies between Paul lioi.
brook and H. $ Terhune. Tom
Anderson II being supported for the
office Of vice president
Nomination for offices In the club
Will DO made ~ a nominating meet
ing March -. and the election Will
occur April If. two weeks later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
REVELLE WILL
MAKE SPEECH

Councilman. Elect T. r. Reynlls.
~ the Seventh ward. has been ae-
iected % speak TOR the council at
the public installation ceremonies 20
BE- held ~ the Grand Opera house
nexf Mondsy NJ noon. n. q. Glit.
president 81 The retiring coaacsi.
win speak Tor the outgoing body.
The rest 81 tho program IL a. out
lined In The star several days ago
Printed card programs % the exsr-
eisse will be distributed ansong the
audience TIE boxes IN the theaser
have been reserved for the families
OF tAe persons participating IN ths
exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
FOR
SEAT Tie
L. n. GRIFFITH ASKS CITY OFFICIALS ron PERMISSION TO
CONSTRUCT uNpERoRoUHp CAR LINES.

T. II. Griffith. "a former atreet
railway man. now engaged IN the
real estate business. IL working on
a scheme 10 construct a complete
system OF underground railways In
Seattle, having already taken up the
matter Of securing the required
franchise With the city officials.
Tie expects 10 have completed ia
six weeks a machine he has invent
cd by which he hopes Ca revolution
iHa the construction OF tunnels ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
ASK RAILROADS
TO HELP OUT

Property owuerA along Whatnorn
av. along which Il h proposed 10
grant the incoming railroads track
age riEhta under pending franchise
petitions. fiind With he city clerk
this morning a petition that the
railroads given sach rights BE- re-
aulfed 70 pay q fair proportion Of
the eost % fliiiag and uthsF lm-
prugementa along the street The
petition eiies that tas street is mach
wider than "a usceesAry for team
traffic. and that Il woai1 - an IN
Just burden On the property owners
20 fseniFe them 70 pay all u tbs
cost " such improvements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
NEWSY ITEMS FROM Green LAKE

on the market at once and has
asked Green a Hill to plat H.
The Green Lake Chorus society
Is planning ON giving a concert In
the near future.
Campbell G. Davidson. Green Lake
merchants. have erected a ware
house IN the back OF the Kirkwood
building. which they now occupy.
Mrs Davidson. OF Green Lake
who has been seriously ill the last
week, Is slowly recovering.
Seven new members were given
the second degree al the last meet
ing of the Green Lake Odd Fellows
The Ladies' Aid society gave a
dime tea yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mira Bruzec. who lives on
f.Rtona av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
GO TO ALLENDALE
SUNDAY

Allsadaie. the beautiful new town
on Allen formerly Bittcrl lake. sis
miles north OF the city. on the So
attic Everett iRterurban line. which
was recently put on the market by
Bred E. Sander. of the Colman
building. ID attracting considerable
attention On Sunday man win be
on tho ground 10 show the prop
erty and cars viii rua from Ballard
every half hour No place IN the
northwest Is 10 beautifully aituat-
ed for ideal summer homes nor
more favorable for gardening and
small chicken ranches. The prices
are low and years free transpor-
tailon goes with every tract ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
WILL RUSH
IT THROUGH

An ordinance introduced By
Councilman Mullen Thursday night
az a special meeting II the council
approving the plaf 81 the addition
10 the I.akeyiew Cemetery assoeia-
llon. over which there has been 20
much controversy. VIII come M at
a special meeting tonight and the
expectations are that II wlll be ruah-
ed through as one 81 the final acts
81 the outgoing council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

denes'. that oecunled BY caGosernor
Brady. Mr.. lIagKaft has resided Ia
Juneau Tor the past four years. and
his business Interests are conferred
around that city. The court officials
Aae al Juneau. and the land office.
shin customs office. a. well as the
e&her ssFeynment offices. are now
~ Juneau.
Mfr Elliott states that Southeast
aru AlaakRns are pattinE themselves
on the hack AZ Mr. HoggatrA APP
pqlntmsnt. as he Il well thought Of.
"a yell a. being the most progress
iyr man in Alaska today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
RESIDENCE
rs BURNED

A rraldenrs owned By w. a.
TriKxa. Al rs seeona av. W. vas
completely Quilted By q fro which
broke ont shortly before o'eloek
this morning The building vas q
story frame. and all the mem
herN OF the family we're zbssat. The
cause IL unknown.
At $50 o'clock paasefbY noticed
flames Issuing from the roof and
turned IN the alarm me fire had
gAlasd too much heafway. however.
and By the time the department
reached tho scene The place sea
doomed. The loss will not orceed
g.. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

pany seizure a franchise aekcf FOR
they viii run iocal car for the ao-
e6mmodAtion Of Ballard people.
which wIii eannsct with the regular
line AZ c ~. ana Railway Rv.. and
ran cut Crawford Vt. They intend
20 lay tracks on the lstisr street
fifsf. that they may be abs 10 care
for tho heavy summer traffic 20 the
beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

underground car lines. lie claims
that by HIS plan underground street
railway lines can be constructed
more eheaply than surface lines.
ny his system Of tunnels aud un-
dafEround lines he believes he viii
be able "a bring passengers from
Green Lake TO Pioneer Square in sin
minutes, and from Lake Washing
ton points In three minutes.
Ills tunnel boring machine will
utilize both hydraulic and electrical
forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
BUILDING FIVE
TUNNELS

The industrial department Of the
Alaska Central railway received al
vices on the Santa Ana that tunnel
work IL now the important feature
Of construction operations. chiefly
on Turnaghin Arm. Boring Ia now
IN progress on five tunnels and pre-
llminary work "a proceeding AZ the
portals ~ two more. Rich and Har
ris have $50 men employed on tun-
mel work for which they have the
contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
DANCE HALL FOR
DAWSONITES

Dawson IL to have a full Pledged
up-to-date dance hall with the elsy-
crest OF speciality performers on its
stage. Next Sunday Joe Mcdonald.
proprietor Of the Monte Carlo the
alter. will go north and In his party
will be nine OF the best performers
that could be found In San Fran
cisco. Although the Monte Carlo
was damaged in the last fire. a week
ago. arrangements will be made for
showing In another place II the re-
pairs are not completed upon his ar
rival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
MITCHELL FOLLOWS
THE GOLDEN RULE

believe that Meyer. Haywood ard
Pottibone are Innocent OF the crimes
charged and that organized labor
should give them every aid 20 prove
their innocenes and that the best
available lawyers should DO secured
and cyay lawful means DO used 10
defend them. ! make this oKplana-
ton Of my own position. fearing
that their assaults on mo In the past
might lead some one to believe ! am
not In accord with this convention
10 coming 90 their rescue when they
are in difficulties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
SENATOR WILL SAIL,

No announcement has yet been
made hy the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company regarding It's Nome
fleet this year. outside Of the infor'
nation that the senator viii aRalrl
be on the route. Last year the Sent
ator made the record. making Hl1
round trips during the season.
II 10 quite likely that inrEa
fret ht carrier. Of At least 1000 tons
will be pressed into tho exclusive
freight carrying end. allowing the
Senator 70 take care OF the paaaen-
ger business and fast freight ship
meufa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March IL
When discussing the matter II OF.
fcfins aid TO the Western Min@H.
President Mitchell favored the ao-
ton which eaieted factiona strife.
united tho various factions and 70
moved the last obstacle to meeting
the operators In a solid front. This
action won for Mitchell the com
plsgo success OF HIS policy an
nouneod early this week.
Mitchell later explained. by say
Ing. 4 cannot prejudice the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

ruNTA ARENAS. chne. Marrh
iT.-Ncws was resolved hers today
that the American steamhhlp olym.
p,a. from Portland and san Fran.
eiseo fnr Boston. II ashore IN Pos.
session bay. Embedded ia three feet
OF gravel ON the beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

mrgnto. Cola. March i7-fol-
,..1,x corrected hat Of the dead
IA lnnred in the Denver q Rio
$500 wreck yesterday morning.
4. railroad officials rctaslns 10
~,.s 4 list for publications.
Miriam Hollis. engineer Ne. 10,
p..sle. walter Coslett, engineer
Ma Pueblo; II u saddath, tire
-. No H. PaebIoi Edward h
n,ra deputy sheriff, ncayor;
s-sIsals whstney. prisoner, on
a. = psnitantlafy AZ Canon CITY,
: ,s.sse q Baird. Denver; Mrs.
srll.ra burnside. daughter and
,.rsessr's chlld. all of Kansas. town
- ,~arned. A. \, Barklow. Salida.
N. Grace narklow Sallda. hneas
v,g,ftsnd. exprssS messenger, Den
- rsylw Hewitt. leho Kan /.
M lillian Hewitt. Lsbo. kan;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
INSPECTOR RETURNS.

SAN FRANCISCO. March IL
=. steamer Peru. Of tho Pacific
- he, whlch arrived from Pan.
"a iesiay. broaaht Edward r.
ssninx. sent BY President Reose-
~ 2 Inspect work On the canal.
q esellned 10 make a statement
~ Publication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
BODY SHIPPED

The remains OF Louis ,. Hcndsr-
con. who died nj Providence hos
pitAi yesterday morning from pnsu-
nonia and whose wife was almost
Immediately afterwards taken 20 the
county TAIL. insane. we're shipped
this afternoon by Butterworth a
sons 10 Tacoma. where inteFment
will ba made. Tho deceased IL an
gnels OF Dean y WorisY. manager
of the Grand thaassr. IN Tacoma
The funeral services Will be held
from Mr. woFlcy's residence tomor-
row afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

Becnune the box office receipts
were insufficient. Madame Gadskia
concert In Tacoma last night was
cancelled by her manager. The III
meas ~ Charlotte TsuEcher. her IL
ysar-old daughter. Was partially re-
sponsibIa for Madame Gadskis nons
appearance The little Eiri + con
fined 20 her room At the Butler
hotel. aud may be seat east instead
u Continuing with her mother on
tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Company l.. OF the National
Guard. waA inspected last night BY
Colonel Klnxie. completing the lo-
cal inspections. with the exception
OF the band and signal corpa. which
will be on review tonight Company
l. Il but a year old and Is not -
large as the other local bodies. but
Captain DariinKton'a men made a
good showing. and are rcpnted TO be
the best shots In the stats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

A Chinese gambling den was raid
ed last night by the police depart
ment and the paraphernalia seized.
The two men conducting tho house.
which was located In an under
ground resort on Main II. between
Fourth and Fifth avs. T.. were ar
rested aud later released on bail To
answer TO the charge OF conducting
an unlawful resort
Detectives Barhee and Kennedy
succeeded ia reaching the house uns