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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

shs,isf h stol.ss was 49, on -
trail ~ TIE siduHssfs ~ had ~
81 them from the city 60 the eeueb
camp
.srhcy isf, here less tsau an %ftir
-. watson" he said Il
had ceased 10 marvel a. ~
wonderful mans achievements a
waited for him 10 explain. 2
YOU Hee. the fire has not Xst dlsa
ous. he added. stirring the eHihsrr
with hts cane.
His keen eye shot swiftly over ne
place where the hdnapcrs had been
I'm camp.
affnf@ tuuatcly I cannot describe
the men, said Holmes. 4 have not
yet seen enough 20 enable me 70 do
tent. However. they wefe men Who
d. not read the papers'
How I Faspsd. how do You
know. Holmesf what hidden sign
have YOU read7'
Hidden" lauitsd Holmes 1T II
not hidden. I've shown yau-ln
faef. YOU CIV. Without suggestion
o. Say part that the men uemped
here last night. And you VIII under
stand a. well Az I that they were
men who ala ut,l read the papers
when you glance at that can. See.
q held Chicago cfnnsd beef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
FLACGED TRAIN
IN TIME

Bus fof the quick action Of John
~ Johnston hoakhe~ref fot ths
lssimsa i.nsnbaf eofap4uf. 81 i-a-
toaa. there wouid have hsen a 49,
ricus wreck on the Northern Pa
cine yesterday afterunua.
Johnston, In returning Co the ~
flee nnficed that the rails were
by iriaqhans. but falling to DO ihia.
h. fiaEr~d 81. aud Harrs esifa In
afsBpinr the tfala ia time 90 avert
an scriff INT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

the shame thfsa wss t0e Id Sd1O Sn9O oD~1e
have entered b. deliberate choice.
Of sasraS 16b d8AGeaD 6re1gB go
q 90 On @eo %
it, ooOr 0
mania al lie be fncafYe 10. oooG
White all aee0ants dao GEaTso % efee eaoNeA' q
.pso.rsa
% CD 06e9GD0D
The eeasssi % % 90 'eSo&5De
e-7fr@ % lS1oeos pYS"s
ina q 10
ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

stool IN front ~ me house. Ths
HezHiH AS terrible runaway aHs
uaaHHH la shiloh 1le oi mD uObls
Hiesaa laaf HIa life uudr "a .uae ding
street car tried fo break DE su
NlfluE mate ~ HuEie harness. bu
ia vas ne aa. f9 D traded or he
goat Tor "a oaI. au4 zoe Dul flsx
away
pa q firm believer ln "a F0erft
~ fHl5 Tor y0unr folks. and Z log
che &c dag alii never come Nhss
che eeiH'lHaftau uf our .ndrpenteHes
shall efs#s However. there ahoeiS
be- restrictions and suptrrisln
The t8f liaio. and csunon ought d
b. turhlddep Paper balloons, az
rockets sad either fancy ilreNgFkx
IN The hands 81 c0mpeteni Isenroas.
are sli flEhf
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THE TRAGEDY BREACHES h SERMON re-
RlcH SONS Of lNovleENT PARENTS


acssf. 8 o. o. O. GOO uOD
~r.a @00 O 1f0e9 nnD S0sD S10
...ae' % 10 fair young lives ihsy
have co nbteel a0Ga19 GoNa0 %
heart sos0 eAseGsts0ssoe 40 ..@Sa0 %
in.sefif.o MOleco .p.aolSo o. q 900
90 no,oosooa,QN ,G9pouy SOD tfSO
very oQss-aA @ &GEab0D sGfG oakD
embrace sesrtai and moral areSs
Tha.. elan.s TO = ios ~ pea
buso. yeuDoYo 6slS@SJf6a0Dg8 SD
are roasoe0Booza9p e1Dao oiea, se11 o
fs.rose~'er'eze ofy0 GH9 65Bo1o % o
300 - 20 ore o. iunoceof oo.soesS0
ose fQ000 % a. eese ooe4=s rhi'f
serus0DldN1 D % GNDoG4o 600 60
These oom6 aeED eco oBG9 OaD
ions 20 S0EuA, ShdED OaCa iShNeNRO
mn... s.sirh theif fathers .s@se
rarW1si. o.. eoEfuos teie. thruugh
deceo ansi 90 6Nn0faD Qfo o1@D
. a.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

sess salaefisn - John p5H offer
80 tha National Juvenile courts
seoo,oDs th.t there ara so%le n~nris 81
"a. uaptx o. .sap..sa ~~S@ co." rsi*ag
% eU0. 30
Oil n ion ia ansi1"- - gtr Z
9Noes b. lego 20 NJ ash.ss tH r'sss
e1aEas er.s.oaoH .ssE 10 issa,ss -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

. The Hssdo~s-Raelax pro. .
. gram -fIrst race 3 "a .
. Recreation Park Seattle - =
. Portland .
Gfsna Opera House Nat .
Q Goodwin IN The Genius .
ssstfie Theater Frnwie =
. ca.aaany ~ The i.tarn Z
. r-ssira Avenue Thestsr--- .
/. AYlcawufih company in Md .
. uap@i .
ss,ss Thestes--Vnusieviiie =
osphss u Thsstss--sasae. .
ss..e q
pss,.s.aees rhsstsr--Nands- 4
veess
Gssabaqal rhszser - Yhude Z
. sooSs =
es8w sosooa.s .p9aosllion-Rollsr q
= skafsss
=
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

Ne fires ride aa !hA sound Than
fiat a. the y. - navy yards at
uremsrtoeS. whs.~ the famous bat
leship ogsHea and the largest
training ship IN the world. the phil
aSs phta, can be- seen. Also ttss gov
eminent drydook. cruisers and tor
osdo boats. Boats leave Pier 2 six
ttnnss daily. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
ss.asRaRsOH GRAND BALL FOURTH OF JULY, and
PAVILION Dance Every Wednesday Night Thereafter

Eftsfncen g. pm. % D N
Lessons 70 20 u Private parties ~ 20 n pu Al.
minutes bY Los unioa University
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

bat know ( ,hoaahtst sbs very
fine. ana that aafHs day might
Ffau up and make speech ikr
that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04


WEALTHY p4vv&aBsqR@R &so 1eRIR @ABeD4eGsS
niiouaires .sspo
The IA ~
Near the head - fa. 600 h eo as01D e0DV0 Co10
n the vase &6ED
he died the family fae duoss GGD
dover Of his estate go
g. Blaine. ns,rrtes naev qgHyxR
divorced 10" Eialso
Hitchcock. daughter afe14aD Che
for divorce
fhts~a arusO.N 46NO0G qNe9nES0S
partner. found bis
procured
Hart Mckee ~ tSn aSsas.ses sr1as saaa nszTrG
Lydia sutton and settled sssaGh
o09 The daY ks e"'cHp 9Er8 G0s1G
beautiful Denver widow.
JAS Kins Clark 200 ,nonG0e r6sa Gt8sR esren
through IFS
Charles Of Aa fspss 90 2nsso@ HG&N
They HeGs sw& g.&N On
Gnao5Hs
tsas Fss ssfsa. dt a0sS.tsp
Jese v0p na06eH6
srencA maid and @s@6Ed
The divorce case ~ Augue hGe 20
ing tried IN fffiaburR
Is Ellis Corey head o@ SS 40 answer 10
divorce sui mis- week 40 O~oee
Harfg fiSE son OF the ws.iof eftshtas ksntly IN
prison, murderer, because aetraie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

sffaw ~ 'te.s sa ttss ne ssfs
hIasaa. Slts9 f1uds t3ggeeis 70 - heig'aa
af an5ss.0f in6b
sflafsT he rsgs 6tSs ~Gw8 Af2alga
GSix 1 afN afriAa " a ssw ,gsfNs DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
ssdsa usp~s ts osssIaoe @osk

0g.0s - gym. J. uryan's friesda
credits sim with saying The next
nomination must come 20 him on a
silver platter. Well didn't the 9TH
efs come "a oliver plaiforui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

EN Mayor nalllnror will be tho
speaker OF Tho evening
Horticulturallsts Meet
kim County horticultural 80
clvty viii hold tho regular monthly
meeting tonight ia the Mutual Life
building
Mayor Moore Talks.
'fhc Relation of the Church 70
tho cry Administration" was the
subject ~ Mayor Moorp'a remarks
40 the Mems club OF the Plymouth
church laat night Prof 0eufKe ".
McCauloy and Miss a = Mann also
assisted Ia the program
Electrical Paper
An excellent paper on Electricity
10 N. Navy Yards Wa. read b.
cyrus a Nhipplo ut the monthly
meeting of the Seattle branch q
the American Institute Of hleetrl
cal Engineers Ia the Chamber ~
Commerce last night
County Work al Renter.
A contract involving $3.50 has
been signed by the county commits.
aloners with L. "a uoeriF for flood
Repairs along the bank OF the CEDAR
river near Rentou -Four hundred
feet of roadway aud crihhinU viii
DO constructed
Lobe's Body Arrives TomorroAs.
Tho body Of Email Lobe. the Sc.
attic pioneer. who died recently ia
Kansas CITY. Mo. from heart fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
TONG WANTED JAP oAOoNv

r oa. a Japanese sa years old
vas arrested az an early hour hy
Officers Holland aud RYAN after a
alN weeks search. aud charged with
an assault made ON a Japanese by
the name of = Hatori Ia tho Wash
lneion house Tho officers are sure
that 0ta Is the man who alaahod
Hslofl with d katie across tho fort.
head 80 badly that his scalp was
naallY seNnrnA frnm lhn hnAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

YOU can have summer sunshine II
YOU will take the Southern Pacific
cOmpanys scenic Shasta Route
trains New train now leaves Port
land at II 80 p IA. making three
trains daily Fast time. excellent
service aud beautiful scenery
Health and pleasure resorts to suit
all Tickets and Information at
Union Ticket office. COS First nv.
enue. T. T. Ellis. General Agent
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
Visitors 10 Seattle.
Attention

The finest and most enjoyable trip
20 be found l. a visit 60 Uncle SANS
navy Yard az nFemert0n. You can
SEE the mammoth battleships Wis.
sauaiu and Oregon. tho training ship
Philadelphia. torpedo boats and De.
atFoysra You viii never regret tho
visit boats leave Pier az 10 and
II 30 =, ia and 40 and 4 90 D m
week days. with an extra boat az
80 p IA sunday, Round tfip Sos
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

eaHalna Go Arthers own statements
reiterated GA many occasions. Nc
Wa compelled tn refuse the work
an account ~ hia connection with
the Franklin association.
The affidavit of Nr Wood com.
taiHa the statement that tho con.
Tract with Archer hy which hc was
10 continue Co 90 work for tho Trade
Register after the expiration OF the
contract on February q. 1909. ran
verbally extended az that Gate a.
the request 90 Archer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
FILE COUNTER
EFFIDAvlTS

.nuter nfgaaNtts % leVait II
.,,s eaitor of the Trade Res.a
l~.flss Palmer manager 81 the
ga Register Prlnglna company
rsrhuna George tdstm6n. and
~,.V y Hunter tu the FRANKLIN
r-snilns association litigation we're
al n tie superior court TODAY
=, aniaaVits DENY the statement
80, b. A W Archer Ia hts com
$3.50 shat he had refused "a rriuI
=, for the Trade Register he
80. ne Trade Resistef haa rehiaz
a Is pay him bat claims that aes
s,,alag silver Toilet Sets I'm.
4 PACK. Pioneer loweler. sos Sec
- ave -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
FLASHES

Pennslss Dance.
Tho rgnnaYlxanin association
held an informal dance lnal night
Va ne Renion I'M club house.
Teas~aae-. essn.
fhs general t..matnfa - tie eity
are 10 meet A the Labor f-mple
tonight - organise a union 10 b.
affiliated With the Central Labor
Council OF TIT. u.tys
prlNer " sa Ehoe@sessG
G NJ GallaHhse. driver al the 81
lluglon hotel bus Was arrested we
terday afternonn ~ officer Welck
ON a eharse OF reckless driving lie
was released later on SO bail
Advertise Pair In China.
A plan II on foot to have the
A.N = exposition advertised Ia
the papers Of China Il vas nue
gosted b. " A 7 Martin. Of this
city who has considerable interests
In China
AHti.elusnette Rally.
The antteinarutta league will
hold its final rally Ia Seattle short
lY after the holidays. when Dr
Wallace h struhls will formally
close bis long aud successful cam.
paign In this vicinity
Mlanesots Club.
A meeting OF the Minnesota club
Will De held tomorrow night in the
uoma of the Commercial club. A
special program has been arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
GDES INSANE
OVER STUDY

,,.udy Mas sIvtH aa the cause
80. whsstie, Insanity yeslefz
".r.rnoon by judge UftffIa'H N
,ermlss.bH Miaa WheafieY
n years OF aF1 ana came here
Michigan where she Vas a
s,nt shs was committed aud
~ NJ taken to che Nestefa Wash
,,n hospital zoe tho Insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
A Mans Present

IL hard for some 90 select. but we
will solve the question for you Get
him $500 Bargar hat. In atiff or
soft styles. and he will be pleased
There's more style. quality and dur.
ability Ia a Bargar hat than any
other hat made a. the same price
Genuine all leather Auto Caps
from $50 20 $500. Lillagar a
Barkmau. exclusive hattors. 1910
Second ave 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

The Owners OF
laureIhuFst

Are giving Ia every one visiting
f.anrolhurat FOR the next few days
IN elegant prospectus containing
beautifully eolored photographs Of
t.aufelhurat and it's surroundings
ExefY one Interested In high class
property should visit Laurelhursi
within the next few days and pro.
eure one Of those handsome fold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
Ashes on the Pacific

Services FOR Capt Louis Rose
were held al the BonneyWata0n
chapel yesterday afternoon Later
tho body was cromnted, according
% the Wishes OF the dead captain
and tho ashes will be- scattered on
the Pacific. Capt Rose WAS mas.
ter Of the barkcntine SkaRit. which
wrecked of Vancouver Island on
ngfakay gE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

NE VII BE- buught to Seattle 90
morrow moulAg nonnoj Watson
eIll have charge OF the funeral 81
fauEamnuta
ceuriy Officials 20 Move
William \ Russell. county soalcl
Of weights and measures. and
Game vafdon Rlof who have beer
making their headquarters IN the
county aheriffa office. viii shortly
move into the Yealer bulldins The
fruit inspector will also move into
this building
Ispsotoratora Arresss
Persons who insist IN eKpect0r
atlnR IN street cars an. coming IN
der the ban 90 tho police ssal,
Two otsesdert .sr- arrested cnrly
this mofniNs and released ON their
personal raeagsikanoe. They were
a g Higgins. linomsn. and y.
a Hichaon. ihborer
Bank Crook Warning.
Two bank crooks. julius Matu
ehna. an Australian. and Hans o
Peterson. Norwegian. are thought
20 be Ia this part Of the country
Members Of the Washington Bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

Frank Bufford. n t7ysarold
negro hoy. was found driving a
horse whose neck vas practically
worn away BY the rubbing Of a col.
lar aud the raw flesh. biackened
and ugly. MAa nknaAed 10 tho air
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
Walker an - Convict.

Information has been received By
chief WapDenateiu from chief of
Police J " Jones. OF pen soinea.
Iowa. that John Walker the negro
hiRhwayman. who vas arrested on
a csarge Of holding ~ a number Of
women on the first hill. has served
Il term In tho state rafofmat0fY
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
II very little BIZ helps

Every little bit helps"
EgerY dollar that you laY
away when you don't absolute
y need % zee Il. viii be . great
deaf Of help 70 you IN the ~
tufe.
lfein yourself with Saw
laaa Account.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

Eagle hall. corner of seventh and
Pine. was enyelopod in "a blaze of
lights last night the occasion be.
ing the sixth annual ball ~ the
Amalgamlted Meat Cutter8 and
nvtchers local union Two hun
dfed couples were on the floor The
feature Of the program Was the
Grand March. led by little Misc
Virginia Benson and Muster Bobby
Tfuckee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

NJ aal0eIaII0u have bean Wafne1
Massachusetts 10 Help.
A letter has been received nt the
exposition headquarters from Rich
ard T. Cay secretary Of the MaaH
achuHatta Hoard of Trade. which
has charge of uYue 30 commercial
organizations In that aate. In which
he states that he will de- all In hiH
power ~ further the Interests Of
a.. falf la sfaaH4a. Is4asffH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
1ificent Electrical Display

o
Bring children The chances they
, 1906-07-21
WANTS MONEY PAID TO HIM.
Supreme Court Official Asks For Com
mission on Life Policy.

Milwaukee,, Wis, July 21.-In the
proceedings before the committee of
the Wisconsin legislature engaged in
Investigating life insurance matters in
this state. State Manager j. G. AL
bright of the Union Central Life In.
surance company of Cincinnati pro,
duced correspondence showing that a
supreme court official asked that the
life agents commission for the collec.
ton of the premium on his Cthe su,
preme court official's) policy be paid
to him. The letters were written by
Chief Justice Roujet d. Marshall. Jus.
tice Marshall vouched for the authen.
ITCHY of the correspondence. The jus,
tice, however, said he thought there
was nothing irregular in any of the
letters.
, 1906-07-21
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

Sheriff Reals went to Rock River
this afternoon to look after some bust
ness for the office.
Deputy County Clerk Rauner vent to
his ranch up the Laramie river this
afternoon t o remain until Sunday.
f. d. and NJ. A. Kern today filed
location notice for the Last Chance
mining claim, in section %, township
Is, range "A.
Sayer and Mary Hansen today sold
by warranty deed to Thomas and Vic
toria Hickson, for 81 1900, the south 29
feet of lot 6 and the north 6 feet of lot
Z, block $50, on Sixth street, between
Sheridan street and Park avenue. The
Hicksons are now occupying the prop
erty as a home.
John Moran today sold to Archie D..
Hammer, in a warranty deed dated
June IL, 1904, the southwest quarter
of section 4, township 26, range ",
for $500. This property was sold for
the taxes of 1900, amounting to s23.63i
on June 6, 1901, and was redeemed by
Mr.. Moran. 1t was supposed by him
he being a nonresident, that the lessee
of the property was paying the taxes
but this was found to be not so.
, 1906-07-21

New York, July 21.-It is thought
the Thaw murder cast will be hushed
up, if possible, in the interest of public
morals. Tn cooperation OF the Thaw
family and the family of Stanford
White has beer secured to settle the
case without the necessity for a trial
Thaw will be declared insane and sem
to an asylum, while the fearful ex'
posures of the character OF Whites
life and Thaw's life will be ayerted.
Mother Will Take Hold.
Should the prisoner persist in the
retention of his personal counsel and
oppose the endeavors of his mother,
it is likely that Mrs. Thaw will apply
for guardianship papers, declaring her
son incapable of caring for himself.
Mrs. White Going to Europe.
Mrs. Stanford White will leave for
Europe early in August, and it is un'
derstood she will remain abroad until
after the Thaw case has been dis,
posed Of.
, 1906-07-21
SILVER LOVING CUP
INSTEAD OF MEDAL.

A pleasing departure from the usual
plan of giving prizes has been adopted
by the board of control at Boise, in
the exposition Of irrigated products to
be held during the National Irrigation
congress September 3 to s. In place OF
awarding gold medals for individual
prizes, the board will give handsome
solid silver loving cups, appropriately
engraved, showing the purposes for
, which they are given. There will be
more than thirty of these, in addition
to the four grand sweepstake prizes
which are large cups valued at $500
each. Many second cash prizes will al
so be given. Sixteen states and nearly
300 individual competitors have asked
for space at the exposition.
, 1906-07-21
STATE DEPARTMENT GETS COPY
OF TREATY OF PEACE BE-
TWEEN THREE REPUB-
Lies IN THE SOUTH.
Guatemala, Honduras and Salvador
Reach End of Their Difficulties,
New Treaty Having Moral Support
of Nations at Conference and Also
Costa Rico and Nicaragua-De-
partment Considers 1t Good Move.

Washington, July 2l.-The terms OF
the treaty of peace between Guatema-
la and Honduras and Salvador were
received by the state department to
day from United States ministers who
were present. Peace is established,
the withdrawal OF the armies to occur
within three days and disarmament
within eight days. Exchange of pris-
oners, the release OF political prison
ers and general amnesty are recon-
mended and to negotiate the treaty of
friendship for commerce navigation
within W months.
Two Presidents to Mediate.
Any difficulties over the treaty and
all future complaints between the three
countries shall be submitted to the ar
bitration of the president of the United
States and the president of Mexico.
This treaty is made with the moral
sanction of the mediating nations and
others assisting at the conference,
namely, Costa Rico and Nicaraguara.
Binds Two Otner Nations.
The state department deems it for,
tunate hat Costa Rico and Nicaragua
had a part in perfecting the treaty, be,
cause, by giving Their moral compact
they will in future md its obligations
mutually binding n be compelled to
their Snara of the reSnDn.
sibility.
, 1906-07-21
RoIIinu Mill Notes.

Night Watchman Nicholson is TAX
ing a layoff and Claude Burke has his
position while he is away.
The merchant mill turned out ASSOC
pounds Of finished iron yesterday and
was today working on seven-eighths
round.
The spike machine is working on an
order for $500 kegs of spikes Of 200
pounds each, 5000 of the kegs to go
westward.
Giesler, Ransom and Cordiner work
ed until 10 o'clock last night getting
track bolts ready for shipment on a
rush order. The threading room is
working to its full capacity.
The first of the set of rougher rolls
for the continuous rail joint set was
completed this morning, the third one
going into the lathe. The three vii
be out some time mex week.
Angus Matheson, foreman of the ma
chine department at the mill, has ten
dered his resignation and will go tc
Cheyenne, where he will haYe charge
of a stationary engine for the company.
His successor at the mills has not been
named.
Bricklayers today erected a furnace
to be used in connection with the con
verified spike machine, which will be
made over into a bolt machine. The
two old spike machines were thrown
out when the automatic was put in
This will make the fifth furnace on the
west side.
, 1906-07-21
In Long State of Coma.

New York, July 21.-Bomenico Bon
70, an Italian girl of II, is dying here
today as the result of catalepsy. She
arrived yesterday from Havre, France.
The second day out she was taken with
violent sea sickness, which ended in
coma, the girl being seemingly dead
the rest of the voyage. Pin pricks
produced no impression on her nerves.
, 1906-07-21

home in a buggy, when they came to
a dry creek swollen into a raging TOR
rent by the cloudburst. They attempt.
ed to ford the little gulch and were car.
ried away to their death.
Found Lodged in a Tree.
Both bodies were found lodged in a
tree some distance below the scene OF
the tragedy, and it is believed that
Renner succeeded in reaching the tree
with his wife, and probably chung to the
branches for hours until no longer able
to keep above water, which rose rap
idly, and were caught in the flood and
drowned like rats.
, 1906-07-21

Cherborg, France, July 21.-When
John d. Rockefeller last night boarded
the steamship Amerika, bound for the
United States, he gave out a brief in
teryiew, in which he said: 81 am not
a Millionaire. 1 am not worth half-no,
not a third, what people say l am.
1t is wrong for the newspapers to pub
fish such statements and l am sorry
the French papers adopted them.
No Place Like Home.
NV six weeks vacation being up, !
, 1906-07-21
FILIPINO REBELS
HAVE BEEN TAKEN
NUMBER OF IMPORTANT MEN,
BERs OF SELF-STYLED FILlNI-
NO REPUBLIC PRISONERS.
Now in Custody of Officials at Manila
and No Promises Made to Them
to Induce Surrender-Credit Given
to Member of Party in Pursuit for
Good Work Done.

Washington, D. c., July 21.-The bu-
eau of insular affairs has received the
following cablegram from the governor
general of the Philippine islands:
"Macanio Sakay and Francisco Car
reon, self-styled president and vice
president, Filipino republic; Leon Viii
~liafuerte, lieutenant general, being la
drones heretofore infesting Rial and
La Guna, and Generals Julian Monta-
lon Bevga and Benito Natividad and
their important subordinates, have sur
rendered; now in custody at Manila.
Absolutely no promises authorized or
made except fair trial.
Credit Is Given.
Greatest credit is due Harry H.
Bandholtz for his prudence and skill
in conducting this very difficult matter.
He utilized Dominator Gomez, but no
promises as to liberation have been
authorized or made.
I'm Cebu, Governor Osmena, by the
greatest effort and self-sacrifce, has
secured the surrender of all remaining
outlaw leaders and all guns.
Peace Is Looked For.
Expect complete peace now
throughout Luzon, except as to Filipe
Salvador and his fanatical followers.
Prospects of getting him encouraging"