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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
HIRED GIRL
GETS FORTUNE
Wouldn't Marry Old Man But
Worked Out"
A SENATOR'S DAUGHTER.
katherine Gray Refuses to Garry Out
an UncIe's Wishes and Becomes
Servant Rather Than Not
Be Independent.

PittAburg, PA, Jan, 4.--A graduate Of
Nassar college, who pereferred To hire
out Is family servant rather than
marry rich old man She ala not lovt,
katherin Gray, daughter 81 the late
Senator Ashnry Gray Of Virginia, was
apprised Yesterday that her fathers for.
tune, lost or stolen when he died twenty
seven years ago, had been recovered
and that II was hers. Miss Cray Is at
present employed III house srrvunt BIZ
=. w Bausnlan, secretary of the ycstn
Coal company, 1895 Macpherson street,
Hoinawood. She win So To Washington
on Monday and make what arrangements
are necessary 10 place herself III pos
session Of an estate worth 5000 900.
Miss Gray came ID Pittsburg four
months ago, according 70 her own state.
ment, practically pauniless, She ssid
she Was fleeing from ali uncle, who
insisted that she marry an aged yirgiu-
ian, and that rather than do this she
would work her fingers off.v
Senator Gray died III southern Cali
fornia twenty seven years ago. He ly-
ed At Norfolk, Va. and was considered
man of wealth. When he died kath-
erin was 7 years old When il came
time to arrange the affairs of the dead
senator, ii was discovered that for
tune, estimated at anywhere between
100000 and 100000. consisting OF
United State bonds, Ind disappeared.
According to Miss Gray's statement,
her uncle, Col John Gray Of Richmond,
va, took charge Of her and provided for
her needs. Being graduated from the
school at Hollidaysbufg, Miss Gray was
sent BY her uncle To Nassar, where she
was to take post graduate course in
music. There she studied for full term
and was graduated with honors After
this Miss Gray returned to her uncle's
home in Richmond.
BY this time she had grown to won
ans estate, and after short social
career she learned that she had made
captive the heart Of one Of her uncIe's
dearest friends, fellow veteran Of the
Lost Cause. This fricnd, major, pro-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

Chicago. ILL, Jan. 4 Il dispatch to
The Tribune from san Francisco sngs
the Original Of the hero OF Owen Mis-
tey's' .asfhe Nircinian.' Johns Henry
Hicks, manager of the great IT., OF
ranch in Mexico, was married Tuesday
70 Miss Katherine Adams, daughter Of
Edward F. Adams, editorial writer on
q San Francisco newspaper. Hicks FIRST
met her when she was a schoolteacher at
Etempe, Ariz. Mexican friends sent him
a box Of dozen dolls, dressed 70 repre-
sent characters IN Nister's history
Hicks and his wife viii live on the
7. O. ranch, which is south Of the Rio
Gfande, $50 miles from Ill Paso.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
REVOLUTIONISTS SHOT
DOWN BY CARS TROOPS
Wholesale Executions without Sem
blance Of Trisl--aRsas" Snug
gled in Coins.

Moscow, Jan. a.-The number 81 sum
mary executions Of revoiutionists is
iarge Mr. Smith, an Engiishman, and
proprietor Of machine works here, says
he personally Witnessed numbef Of
executions When the 'Druiira" (re-
yoIutionarv1 garrison Of the sugar fac
tory surrendered, the officer in command
Of The regular troops picked out the VIC
tins, who we're marched 20 PAGES in
front Of firing squad, received yoIley
and dropped without struggle
Mr.. Smith eycn says he thinks he rec
ognix,d Gov.-Gen, DoubassoT among
those present, 1t il said that the yic-
Tins were handed over to a firing squad
with the command, take them to the
river, which was tantamount IL SEN
tenes ana warrant for their execution.
The clearing nf the line SO far as
Lubertsi which fell principally on the
Semionvslsy regiment was attended BY
much bloodshed. Three leaders 0Yloffs
ski, Semionysky and Audieif were cap
tured and shot and over 800 persons are
reported 10 have been killed ois Wounded.
a newspaper reports that a number
Of "Drniinistsp were placed in collins
ana Struggled past the troops in the
Prezna district. An officer finally be-.
came suspicious, funeral procession
was stopped and the cnskct opened. In
side the soldiers found mnn and four
bombs. Thereafter all suspicious flu
neraIs we're hnlte1 for examination.
Wholesale arrests continued to be
made. The police are gathering in all
persons found carrying loaded sticks or
sword cares.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

posed marriage aud was rejected. Then
It Was that Miss Grsy's troubles began.
Col Gray one day called his niece To
him and said that II wouid give hinf
pleasure 70 see her the wife Of his old
friend, the major
The girl, however, according To her
statement, did not love the man. who
was old enough to be her father, so
she rejected him Miss Gray said
= could not love him. He vas old
enough to be my father and ! told
uncle that But Ne insisted and finally
told me that II would not marry the
major ! rnsart leave the house"
Miss Gray took the latter alternative
and went 10 Philsdelphia, lster coming
here, where she has since been en-
ployed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
JINeLEs AND JEsTs.


I asked her II might como up
some evening when tbs twilight glowed-
When all Tho little stars blinked bright.
And siIyery moonteatne seesiy flowed.
This rants so faIr-shs might have been
Some hx0ra In a classic group
Said. Eyes. YOU may. but you VIII have
TO swat muskeeters on eur stoop..
milwaukee, Sentinel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
Germany Orders s5o,ooo.ooc Worth ii
Cars.

Berlin, JAN Il The railway admin
istration placed orders last week for TO-
600 freight cars, at cost Of $4,000, 900,
with manufacturers Of 6ve countries,
stipnlatingt delivery by the middle Of
February, besides utilizing the ear works
Of Germany. The ordering Of these cars
is in consequence of the French prepare
tions for war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
PLUNDERINc ESTATES.
Esthonians Rayaging the Country Along
the Baltic.

ST Petersburg, Jan. IA party OF
Esthonians calling themselves Social De-
moeruts arc pluudeYing country seats
and setting fire 10 manor houses along
thc Baltic coast Of Esthonia. Many IS.
tates have been destroyed and the own
crs put in prison. Owners who have cs-
capped have formed THEMSELVES into a
corps and arc osppefating with tho Cos
sacks md Infantry in pursuing tho mar
nndcrs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

II money talks, as some assert.
And from the truth no one can swerve
It,
It seems to me # wouldn't hurt
If one should with subpoena serve It;
Then, when II comes at courts commag q.
Keep silent as the grave ard let it
Tell. under oath, on witness stand
al
--proolAyn Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
a pccia ration Agreed 10.

III Il were not for their wives some
men would know very little,V said tho
positive woman.
Yes answered the sarcastic man.
III 1t weren't for my wife ! wouldn't
know half Of what's going on IN tue
neiGhborhood. Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

! Any one can mako huad grenade fire
extInguishna at q very small cost.
Any light quart bottle win serve ~
holdsthn solution which IS composed Of
4 pound Of common salt and ono.half
pound Of sal ammoniac dissolved IN
about two quarts Of wafer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

New York. Jan. 4. Thc cable compan-
les were advised yesterday that the
telegraph lines 10 ST. Petersburg are now
working we'll There Il communication
with ali stations except Odessa. sara.
toff and Sainara, The Causasus and
Siberia are sim cutt Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
asst, TIeailil and coprort @ 5Tother ara

Mrs. wfNsIOW's SOOTHING SYRUP, fdr
children feething. soffeas the gums, reduces
inflammation, niiays all pain, and cures Wind
collie. Perfectly aaiei III all cAses We would
kav to every motlicrwho has q suffering child
DO not let your prejudice, nor the preiudiccs
OF others, stand between you ana Your enffeJ~
lnn child and the RELIEF That Will 3D. snre--yes,
absolutely eure~-to follow the nae of thih
medicine, ftimely used. Price csc. bottle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

Mr. blinlfs--I aee hy this paper mat
hairpins were invented IN l5s5 and.
Mrs Blinks~Denr mel Tlew do YOU
suppose women buttoned tholr shoes
and unlocked trunks before thstg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
perhnnn.

aI wonder why Mrs. Flashy puts
such very deep red color on her
cheeks n
Perhaps she thinks she Is keeping 1t
dark. San Francisco Examiner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

First Shoe Store Clerk Women aro
30 unreasonable.
Second Ditto~That's right. A woman
came IN Yesterday and said she wanted
a shoe that was both comfortable and
stylish Philadelphia Record
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
\. cun a Cold ID AIN

TAXA LAXATIVE PROMO Qslulns ak
iasa a' nrogeists refund innnep q s,
ss'' rnrs 4. ". GROVES sieSa =. n Asa
On eng sneb box 2Se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
AMOS IS To Be
PROMOTED

In confirmation Of the exclusive
story printed IN The Star yesterday
regarding the removal Of officials
Of the Pacific Coast steamship
company. from San Francisco To
Seattle. C. J. Ford. president Of that
company. stated today that arrange.
menta and quarters we're nov being
made for the auditors office. 10 be
transferred within the next two
weeks The auditors offices will
be on the fourth floor Of the gaciflc
Coast eompany's building. on, Rail
road av south aud Washington
II l. alan stated that ]. u. Amos. at
present auditor af the Pacific
Coast Steamship company. viii 70.
eeive promotion upon arrival
here and be made assistant gen
eral auditor Of the Pacific Coast
company
The announcement Of the ulti.
mate transfer of officials to Seattle
from san Francisco came AZ great
surprise Just when this will take
place - not given ont Possibly u
will be some months before other
officials. excepting Auditor Amos.
viii be transferred 20 Seattle The
business 90 the Pacific Coast Steam.
ship company. between San Fran.
cisco and Mexican ports. Is heavy
Ia spite Of the strike In view OF
this traffic several officials must
make their headquarters az san
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
ASKS HELP FOR
HOSPITAL

Mrs Marion Baxter appeared be.
for the finance committee ~ the
city council this morning 10 urge
the committee 20 report fagOrabiy
on ellis ordinance appf0pfiating
$3.50 for the purchase 81 supplies
aud equipment 81 the Wayaide Mis-
sion hospital She brought stih her
a report of The financial operations
Of the hospital for the first quar-.
ter Of 1906. showing contributions
from the city Of $3.50 month. from
the county Of $3.50 a month from
donations and other sources 1880,
making total for the quarter Of
fz.Z95 so The disbursements for
the quarter we're t2.33s -. leaving
a deficit Of tf0g.2z
During the quarter the hospital
gave bed care 10 patients aggregat-
Ing 3. 3s2 days. the average cost TO
tbs city and county being "a cents
a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
WILL ADD TO
THEIR STORE

Within q short ttpse Frederick q
Nelson, the hgussfuruishers, viii
enter the department store uetf,
and the first step towards this viii
be the Opening ~ a fulll equipped
cloak aud suit section. to occupy
the space In the Rialto building
heretofore used b. the Mccarthy
DRY Goods company.
Immediately after August / when
Mccarthy fneates. Frederick 4 Mel.
san Nlll install their fixtures aud
stock John levin. practical
cloak aud SUIT man. Il Bow puf.
chasing the stock Ia the eastern
markets
n 3. Ne,tiston. the head furni.
tars buyer. ia also OF his Nay east
ia the interests Of Frederick 4 Mel
son. as il u J Gardner. buyer for
the turkish rug department and do
partmant OF drapericA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
MAY TRANSFER
ADMIRAL HERE

n Il quite possible that Seattle
vii have the opportunity 81 sit
Messing the transfer ~ the admiral
Of tho Pacific squadron shiie that
feet is IN Seattle. Admiral e. F.
Goodrich has asked % be relieved
from command August ]. and. ni-
though no instructions have - yet
been tasues and no appointment
made. il IL very probable that the
var department "a grant hls re-
quest II the change b. adfnirals
u made u viii be done before the
squadron leaves port. and the haul
ina down % Admiral uooffichr
fiag and the raising % that q the
next commander viii be made here
ADMIRAL Goodrich will retire
from the navy ia January. 1908 lie
now has practically two years and
six months remaining before being
placed on tho retired list on &C
count Of reaching the age limit q
81 year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
COIN MAKERS
ARE IN JAIL

Captain " X Bell. Unitod States
secret service officer Tor the north.
west. returned this morning from
Portland after having unearihod
and arrested what Ia claimed 10 be
the greatest KaaK II oornieFfelters
that ever operated ia the North Pa.
eific coast states For several
months Captain Bell. In conjunction
with other secret service officials.
has been working on the case and
whSn + ID coons. g X Miller. NJ.
mer and Albert Turner we're ar.
rested al Weieer. Idaho. on the
charge Of being implicated IN the
plant discovered 81 Huntington.
ore Il Il believed that the leaders
have been run 10 earth.
The four men are now IN jail At
Portland. having been bound over
to the grand jury Captain BEL
stated this morning that there we're
others ana officers are hunting for
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
STOLE HER IN
SEATTLE

"lIe stole her ia Seattle" Hes
broken the Seattle spirit" "His
troubles have grst begin" and
other legends attached TO the
trunks. informed Portland citizens,
especially. those at the Oregon
hotel Ia ,hat city. that a Portland
man. Charles r. Merriek. secretary
Of the Portland Retail Groeers' as
ISOLATION. had come 10 Seattle and
been married
The bride Is Miss Mary Kearuey.
daughter of NJ J. kearney. presi.
dent aad manager Of the Seattle
Lumber company. Miss kearney
vas for u long time one OF the EN-.
ployes OF the Sunset Telephone
company. in this city The we'd.
ding took place "Wednesday AT the
Sacred Heart church. In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
IS LAUNCHED
At PORTLAND

This afieruooa 81 | oclOck he
kltnap. the new stcamer " toe Kit
sap transportation company, was
launched from the Joseph supple
xhipYards ~ Portland Mrs Alfred
HUstmark. wife 81 the captain OF
the steamer Reliance. chriatened
The new steamer as Il Eiidcd from
the ways Manager " l.. GaxxAm
and several other Seattle transpor.
istion men went 10 Portland lasi
night "a be Il the launching
The klisap viii be brought 10 Sc
attic as soon as her machinery II
placed aboard aud placed on the
Seattle Tacoma run. taking the west
passage When completed. the Kit.
sap WILL represent an investment of
SIS coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
WILL RESURVEY
THE LAKE

because OF the changes that win
follow the opening Of the Like
Washington canal n the waterfront
af Lake Union and Lake Washing
ton. the government and staff
authorities have taken definite steps
regarding the establishment OF
shore lines.
Al the hafboF Improvement conn.,
ulftee meeting yesterday 81 the
chamber Of commerce Mat chitten-
don. Of the United States engineer
iag corps. aud state Land Commits
sianef Ross were present and dis
GUESSED the changes that viii follow
the lowering OF the water when the
canal - opened.
Il was decided 10 suspend al work
on the canal until = new SURVEY
and diagram can be made showing
the permanent shore line after the
canal ~ completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
SENATOR GRAVES DECLARES
IT HAS usuRPEp IT'S Az.
rAoRirY AND ASKS 1T TO
ARREST HIM FOR CONTEMPT.


OLYMPIA. June 30 Extracts
from Shakespeare and nulwerift'
ton were hurled at the supreme court
yesterday. when State HenatoF VIII
IL Graves charged tho tribunal with
nrsarnation u It's function and de-
fled q to put him In iall. if he werc
IA contempt.
In = unique petition Of So pages.
be dsununess the action 81 che court
Ia reducing the amount - Judgment
Tor bis client as an sundouhtsd
tfauiEfcaaion Of the statute Law
and an unNarrantod assumption 81
power that sill help lcasen cont
denee IN the state courts
The case 4 oue IN which The ga
prcmc court rndaced the iudgm"ai
OF 81 Goa against the Great North
ern railway. secured - q spokane
mall clerk Tor ialarisa Ia railroad
accident. "a sc. 600 on the ground
that the cisrk Naa not entitled .
more money than woaid af sin per
cent produce 81 .2ea a year. which Il
al that the clsrk VAS earning At the
iime of the accident
Judge Gordon made a motinn thHt
the petition - stricken because 4
made unwaffantrd attacks upon the
coart. but the latter has not yet
acted upon u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
NEW OFFICIAL
IS CONSIDERED

The proposition - establish by
ordinance the office uf inspector 81
weights AID measures. 90 provide "A
penalty fpr short weights and mess
ufea. Hnd for The enforcement ~ the
ordnance vas taken az bY Mayor
Moore with the advisory board 81
the municipal government this
morning
The matter was diHcussad briefly
and Il wns decided 10 refer the mat
tee ~ the finance COMMITTEES 20 csu-
slider the advlsabilitY 81 Increasing
the number Of aaiafied city posi-
tiann al this time
Mayor Moore and the members Of
the board also discussed briefly the
cedar river situation the mayor re-
iailns the experiences ~ the party
which visited cedar river yester-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
GOLD IS STILL
POURING IN

over 81 900. 600 in Alaska gold has
been received In Seattle this week
and with the arrival Of steamers
from Nome. two Of which are eN-
rurted this afternoon. this amount
vel be- aWelied to ~ least another
.fallIon Last week over $4,000. 600
reached the United States asaY Of
Gee and this was brought b. the
steamers from Southeastern Alaska
aud those from Nome Only one
Nome steamer has arrived this
9sek aud that was the Oregon The
amounts received are as follows
Fafallon. $4,000. Oregon. 1855,
1pn. jefferson. $4,000. Cliy Of Sc
ttle. iss0. 900 total. al, $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
To CELEBRATE
GREAT EVENT

WASHINGTON. June "a De-
splis an hour session lasting un-
az midnight. ihs senate met thie
morning again A resolution Nas
adopted providing for a naval 70
vasN AZ Tampa. ria. In celebration
81 tie beginning of sask ga the
rAfauzA eRusl
senator p7lat Endorsed u because,
he said. AZ the nest session be would
lnireAues resolution Inviting the
whole country 10 fain Les Angeles
b. ialE ln csisbfation q the oampls-
tlan % tts canal.
Ar attempt o. pass a blu euihnr-
ielnF a railroad and tsisgtArh lius
la Alaska failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
ARE
BEING HELD

Every indication points 20 a VIC.
tory for the annexatlonihta in the
election on incorporation held to-
day 10 the Rainier Valley district.
The election IL for the purpose 81
Incorporation. after which another
election can be held on annexation.
The real fight was eenfered on
the question az issue today and a
canvass u the returns up 10 ,
O'Clock seemed 20 bear ont this
statement that Incorporation would
carry al least 10 /
At Hlllman city. ont Of 81 votes
counted there were 40 for and IS
against This same ratio Of count
was reported from Southeast Seat.
to and York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Members Of the Seattle Auto noat
club Niii have a roiiicklnK song to
sing on 1uiy Z when they meet 20
rsce their mile a-minnfe" boats
on Lake Washington The words Of
the song were written BY J. Louis
~ fiVoY. and ih0 music composed
hy Angela May. Nbo viii also alnR
the song az the dinner 20 BE- given
after the races a. the Madison park
pavilion.
Measrs Kiibaurus. Clark. Ruach
and jones are ln charge 81 the days
events. end q Kood time Is promised
members u the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your cory OF The Star fall
TO reach you By o'clock any eve
ming. please do US ,he favor 10 saII
up our main office tSunset. Main
1850: Independent 1881 between 9
and I o'clock. ant We will send
you 4 copy AZ once II you should
miss II more than once. please tele-
phone us every time you miss IL
In this way We can be certain OF
giving cur subscribers a perfect ar
vice-and Il IA the only way.
THE STAR PUBLISHING co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
MACNATES MUST
STAY IN JAIL

TOLEDO. q. June 1o-=A motion
70 set aside the sentence Of tso con-
dsmnsd iesmen was thrown cot %
court yesterday b. Judge kinkait.
who vigorously assaulted the atturs
usYs - the defendants from the
bench Tn. five ice masuafrs arr
niill in Jail serving the siE mpnths
sentence imposed upon them Zach
must also pay a fine u o. SEQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
CRUISER BOSTON ARRIVES IN
PORT AND ITINERARY or
hrHE FLEET IS olvEn OUT ny
. CAPTAIN eoFrMAN

The Pacific squadron will assem-
bic IN tho Seattle hafbor aud be
here from July 20 10 August / nc.
oordlng 20 the Itinerary given out
by Captain - W Coffmau. III com.
mand Of tho cruiser Boston The
squadron II nov IN Puget sound
waters. the Boston being Ia this
port. the gunbont Princeton at
nremcft0n. and the finahip Chicago
aud torpedo destroyer prehle hay
Ing arrived AZ Tacoma this fore.
noon The Boston Tied up ~ one Of
The city bu0ya at 5 o'clock this
morning The fleet, w.th the uxcep
ton Of the Princeton. anchored last
niEht al Port Townsend. leaving for
upsound ports Al daybreak
open to Public.
The Boston II protected cruiser
There ars za0 biueiackefs 40 ma.
rinea aud "a officers aboard. To-day
the fighter 10 not open 20 the public,
but beginning tomorrow aad during
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
BUILDING FIGURES GROW.

Including today. the building per-
mits OF Seattle for the month OF
June VIII aggregate nearly 1900 900.
The Ereater part % the construction
Il Tor residences During the past
six months a.f63 permits have been
issued with value Of more than
ti,aoeoeo. For the same peried In
1905 the permits aggregated see, =
Isl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
TAKES
UP CONTRACTS

The board Of public works this
morning opened bids for the grad
ing Of Esatiake az. 5 Narmils aaa
the lowest bidder with a bid Of tff.-
ogs. but the letting o. the contract
was put over Tor one week
The board let the contract for
laying concrete sidewalks on 2lHt
az. 20 the spark~f Concrete COM
pany for fiis7a The city eugi.
meets office reported 70 the board
3 number 81 estimates on street linz
praYemeuta. among them that FOR
the grading % 26th av.. the eali-
mate on which u tii.s9e.
The Improvement Is 10 be made
under a - pee cent petition. as the
cost will De $50 pee cent u the aH-
sesaed value Of the property Bids
were opened for the reErade Of East
lake aYa but al rejected as being
too high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
OFFICERS To
Be PUNISHED

ST PETERSBURG. June SOL,
L. undarsteod that Gen Trepoff has
been ordered 90 appease the sol
dlcra for the bad treatment OF Of
fleefs. and that the Gar recon-
mpnds that examples Be made Of
iha minor officers. The govern.
meni IL realizing the necessity OF
yegslntng the loyalty Of its troops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Take Your Sweetheart
TO the traternaI Picnic

At Pleasant Beach July I. given I'M
der the auspices OF the w1oodmen
Of the World. Swimming. dancing.
athletic sports and prize driii Of
uniformed members for cup do
mated by the Port Orchard route.
Don't miss It. Boats leave Pier 2
hourly. sss