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Democratic messenger., 1906-01-20
Monday, January IS.
tuesday. January 16.

James 5. Cox was killed and six
others injured in collision ON the
Delaware 4 Hudson railroad at Troy.
y Y.
The United States geological survey
will make an immediate survey of the
Salton sink. Imperial Valley. Southern
California. into which the waters OF
the Colorado river have been diverted.
and in which lake is rising at the rate
OF an inch a day
DR.. c. S. Harle and two other Amer
Richardson and Mason-under
sentence of death in Chihuahua, Mex
leo. for numbering two Americans, will
not be shot. but will be sen to the con-
vict stockade on an island of the coast
to serve 20 years.
Democratic messenger., 1906-01-20
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.
Friday, January t2.

Governor Pennypacker. of Pennsyl-
vania. has purchased wagon used by
the Continental army to carry pro-
visions.
Elijah o. Parker, formerly a wealthy
stock broker of New York. was found
dead In bed rom heart disease at
Arkansas City. Kan.
Two hundred dollars was voted by
the administration board of directors
Of the D. A. r. for pre- garatlon of de.
signs for memorial building at the
jamestown (Va) Exposition
William c. Goodfellow. of Altoona.
Pa. was sued for 100000 for breach OF
promise by Miss Bertha A. Fagley at
the moment he was leading Miss May
Louder to the altar at Minlintown. Pa.
Saturday, January 10.
Charles Long, colored, was hanged
at Trenton. y. j.. for the murder OF
Matthew Cunningham. also colored
The Lithographers' Association. West.
decided to appoint committee to meet
union employees. to consider the de-
mand for an S-hour day.
T.. II. Silven, an architect of Dallas
Tex. was arrested. charged with MUIR
der and having set fire to the Knetlley
building Tuesday, in which two lives
were lose.
Edward and Robert Franz and their
mother have been arrested in Phillips
burg Mont, for the murder of George
Reed. whose body was found in a hol-
low grave near the Franz ranch.
Monday, January IS.
Robert r. Neil. Of Lancaster, Pa.
was elected president of the Railroad
Freight and Baggagemen of America.
While Mrs. George Bender. of Ira
verse city Mich, was busy in the
barn her two children were burned to
death in the house.
Colonel Frederick d. Morse. one of
the organizers OF the Sons Of Veterans
Of New Jersey. died at his home, at
Elizabeth. aged AZ years
When army officers in 'estlgated his
accounts Sergeant James r. Stanley
disappeared from Kansas City and a
reward has been offered for his cap
ture.
Democratic messenger., 1906-01-20
Live Stock Markets.

PITTSBURG Union Stock Yards)--
CATTLE lower choice. $1,000 $50;
prime. $50 n 525. HOGS lower:
prime heavies and mediums. $3.50
b.57ls; Workers; s5,55; pigs, s5.55;
prime wethers, $5.75 n 6: common.
S2.5OM3.50: spring lambs, s547S0;
veal calves. sS.5OG9.
Democratic messenger., 1906-01-20
Time to Destroy Caterpillar Pest.

Philadelphia. Jan. l6-City Forester
,Tohn Lewis issued statement call.
Ing the attention of owners of trees 10
the fact that this was the proper sea
son for exterminating the caterpillar.
The trees being leafless. II viii be com.
paratively eas to destroy the nest
eggs and coccoons attached 10 the
trunks and branches OF trees and on
buildings and fences. The easiest me
thod is to knock down the nests or
coccoons. collect them in vessel and
destroy them by burning.
Democratic messenger., 1906-01-20
Wednesday, January II.

Benjamin r. Meyers, wealthy re-
tired business man. dropped dead on
the street at Wilkcs-Barr Pa.
The Chicago Board OF Trade. at their
last annual meeting, resolved 10 con-
struct an imposing new office building
Rev. w. y. Cleveland. brother OF
former President Grover Cleveland
died of paralysis AT Columbus o., aged
73 years.
Three japanese countcrfeiters have
been arrested at Seattle Wash. and
hundreds of dollars worth of spurious
s5 and $40 gold pieces captured.
The body OF Daniel Carney, 81 years
old. who wandered from St Joseph s
Home for the Aged, at Beverly. n. j..
was found in the Delaware river.
Democratic messenger., 1906-01-20
MARSHALL FIELD
PASSES AWAY
Millionaire Merchant Dies Of Pnsu-
monia In New York.
REMAINS TAKEN TO CHICAGO

New York. Jan. l7.-Marshall Field.
the millionaire Chicago merchant. died
ut the Holland House after an eight
days illness of pneumonia. Death
came peacefully while members Of the
Democratic messenger., 1906-01-20
Thursday. January fs.

Hugh S. Tuohy, the oldest clerk in
the treasury department, died in Wash
ington.
DR. Gustavus r. Knabe. known as
Vile. Tenn. aged SO years.
The National Hardwood Manufac-
turers' Association have increased the
price of hardwoods 81 to 81 thousand
feet
Mrs Ida Uhl. who was charged with
numbering her husband. died at the
Athens. O.. insane asylum. having
been adjudged insane.
Sells & Downs circus. in winter
quarters al Birmingham. Ala. was sold
at public auction TO c. w. Thompson
of Boston for $35 900.
Democratic messenger., 1906-01-20
Amnesty Fer cuban RevoIutIonIsts.

Havana. Jan. iS.-The house Of rep
resentatives. after a long discussion.
passed by a vote Of 10 to ~ bill
granting amnesty to all alleged revo.
lutionists. The members OF the Mod.
e.ate or administration party voted
solidly against the measure.
Democratic messenger., 1906-01-20
AnsLcIoarstts Law For Virginia.

Richmond. Va, Jan. ls.-Delesate
ould. OF Campbell county. introduced
in the house OF delegates a bill 10 pro
hibit the sale of paper cigarettes In
the state OF Virginia. II follows closely
the lines Of the Indiana law on the
subject
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WEST sGATTLG.

WEST SEATTLE. July at.-The
Independent Telephone company
has a force Of 30 men a work MAX
ing excavations for lhs purpose o.
placing al cables underground The
underground provisions insisted
upon Is the authorities. was a
wise one aud the streets VII not
b. hurdenod with poles aud wires
The city Of West Seattle controls
every atreet approach 10 the water
frunt. including the wharf 90 which
the FERRY lands. This fact Is OF
Importance ~ the present time. and
vili doubtless be- much more 20 IN
the years - come. when water
front property becomes more yaiut
able. The lawsuit between the
municipality aud the West Seattle
Land and improvement company.
something over year aEe. and
= hlch waa decided ln favor OF the
eitY. gave the city authorities con
troll ~ the dock. as well as all other
approaches % the shore linz
The consensus 81 opinion among
residents and property owners Of
West Seattle Il. that the money -.
cured from the sale 81 The mum.
eipai car line. should be applied 10
toe construction Of = water aynien.
to be- followed later BY a sewer Eys'
TEN. both are badly needed
Tine agitation OF The star against
fast auto ariyiur At West Seattle
In hAving ia effect and there has
been but little complaint o. late on
that score
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FROM THE SUBURBS


Fremont. July "a Land
values IN the suburbs ~ the Queen
city have. within tie past three
weeks advanced amazingly There
ate several causes for this. among
which are the early construction Of
the Lake Washington canal and tho
selection of the University site for
the exposition Those sell inform
ed fear tinl this rise IN values IL
operating to drive would bs invest
ora 10 other portions Of the city.
A short time since u A. Bennett
WAS bitten on the hand By a mos
quito hut little WINS thought about
tsu matter ut the time. but the
hand began 20 swell. aud blood
Poison was threatened
Councilman " II Murphy aud
hn brother John are ON vlnlt 10
their former hu-.e IN Ontario.
Canada They eNpoct 90 DO absent
several months
J. \. McMullon A co are now the
owners Of the INTERPLAY Fuel Co. on
the south shore OF Green Lake. aud
will conduct that IN connection with
their Fremont fuel business,
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SeattIe-E
Copper Co.
Starts the Work on Main
Shaft at the Dutch
Miller Mine

The work ~ sinking The main
smart on the Dutch Miller mine te-
gan last Monday morning MN
thras shifts 81 men The size " 81
SHAFT II to b. seven by thirteen ftei
which viii give double roWrAfi-
mont shaft five b eleven ~ ffte
The Tgohy people arr building hu
electric hoist which viii be opeffis
"a BY power from the power statpn
ne the end Of The railroad The ore
coming from the SHAFT ia Of a4rY
high grade and there T. good rerfon
for expecting n withdrawal Of al
stock from the market n u estns
tlnues for a depth Of fifty feet M u
II now coming out The stock II
atHi selling nt 800 per share and
with an agreement that 7s cents
may be paid IN cash and the re-
naming z5 cents out OF the divi-
denda.
skykomlah. July Goth. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

capia RUSSELL aud Greaves have
bought ihe tug Lincoln from the
Bushman Woodwork company.
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- Correspondence 90 The
star
~r,v YORK. july ia-Why
,ssrgesa hcifcsscs look AS thct
- nspaiagiy supposed g ap VIVA
s's favor upon tnslishmea
g. -. &,,tsr ia the contests Tor their
80 ~. and haaas is ma lonscf a
' Ier6 Nor,hellite, better know a
II. AlfreA ilRrmsNefih' the teft'-
-, rnplssh newspaper NAN sht
hgs a TO-DAY aaa enc ct the
pee,'s5 krtshfs % - elevated 10
49, ss,,sli.b a.,sgaee. TO-DAY explain
" ~ tsc myslrf9 away Tvs iotd.
AZ i n AnaeFlca on q eeuh'eed
49, hgslssss and pleasure The
, - ha,ing to 90 With GEO aue
s IL forrest land In NeN inund=
49, whsre Ne Is crcctinE a plant
s.s - manufacture Of paper pain
- ~ solicitations
sres most iufcfesflus thins about
awerits at least 70 EuEllshmra
: A. women. declared lord
N,rtheiffs just how well We ike
sner American women = anlR ap-
s,,elated hy those ~ your people
10 hayo been 90 Easlsud ana seen
a. themselves how many ~ them
- have there The American Etrl
nses Enslisbmeu better than She
A.. American men Why BIO
sau.e tho EnElisman TREATS her bet
ser
MAJ thar that. she loves % Do
sseesi. a. be worshlped The Esq
Is.hman ro.s To those extremes
49,. readily aud With better grace
than he American.
IA Americans love affair D lfke
NJ. business life he adopts Sash'
d. tactics The EuEllahman Enea
.lexsf ana The woman Is fleiiered
~ ,hs iaierest and time he taArs in
~ woolnE In which he Is APPARENT,
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ALL READY FOR
INSPECTION

Superintendent Ycunka. u fhe
water department. has completed
all the arrangements Tor the trip %
the members u the council TO Cedar
river this aftsFnoon and tamoFro~
The rartH wtii irave Seattle this
aficru, "a the Northern Pacific
ms At North Bend al ) p. M The
niSht will b. spent ~ that place.
and tnnoEFpR morning the council
men wiii b. driven 70 the river. pro.
eeedinx down g 10 the intake u the
water system aud across euautFy 20
RaVeassiale The party uili consist
% Mr.. Youngz and Counctlmen
Hnrd. Morrison. Revcllr, Reynolds
kelSo. keeue. Conway. sawyer and
Crichtou.
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eases" from SONS nekiesa drunk
and when they arc through with
him he departs free man. hut
broke. whereas were be to decline
their services. plead guilty and pay
bis fine. usually SO. be would only
BE- uut about 80 per cent q his
funds. instead af losing practically
the whole amount
The Law forhida attorneys "a so
iicif. directly or Indirectly. aud i'm.
poses = fine ~ $500. together with
three months In the eoantt jail A
notice 20 this effect has been posted
Ia ghe main office AZ police head
quarters. and captains have been In.
struetef 10 ALLOW attorneys To wish
prisoners only when requested TO
do 80 By the prisonera themselves
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Thomas Kelly has bought from
fAbhie Il. veuieli part % lots : and
&. block %. Mercer'u Second addi-
ton, for So. zoe The deed has also
been recorded - thu purchase ~
n. y osConnor from J. A Hoiataf
az lots ? and 10. block 50. ; a
neua addition. Tor 80. 900
Van ~ Nsnfnrpavis Co. report
the foiiowiuE sales For the Nc
f.aughlin Realty company. lot 8
block II. log 81. block 81. loi s.
biock II. lot 81. block ~. 20 u II.
Thompson. Tor ss.t8a For the Me
lauEhun Realty COMPANY. lots 2
and ~. block -. TO Clara u Aims.
ley. sg.40O. Lots ; and Z. block 81.
10 John n. Mctlovsrn. $1,000.
In addition 10 the above sales. 3
lots In Lakeside City addition we're
sold during the week.
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.SHYSTERS ARE
BARRED
LAwERY SHARKS WON'T eE
ALLOWED TO swInDLE PER.
SONS IN CITY JAiL-MUsT
SEND FOR ATTORNEY.

Chief wappensiein. having OBJ
tanned legal advice. has taken steps
TO prevent a practice that has been
ira vogue at police headausrtera
among second rate attorneys OF VS.
itlnT prisoners in their cells for the
purpose Of soliciting their cases IN
police court. when q prisoner u
booked the amount Of money on hts
paraon "a marked on the blotior. and
these vulture.like lawyers appear as
early as $50 and 7 o'clock In the
morning at headquarters. examine
the blOtter and AJAX 70 see the pris.
ouars with the money.
When allowed to do 80. they In.
varlably succeed In obtaining
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gsos LONG rslp.

The British bark Achashlc. load
ed with coal fof BfsmeFton. pazsesi
Port Crescent this morning IN toe
The trip OF thia bark has tesn :
long ana dangerous one. Leaving
Cardiff August ~. last y"ar, fof
nramefton. aha arrived at Monte
Yidco November q ~ish practically
every sail gone. the result ot has.
ing passed through severe Htof1na
The bark remained AZ the port max
ing repairs patll March |. this Year,
80 Ihen Aallna faF nremefloa.
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LIVESTOCK men
STILLPROTEST

CHICAGO. July zi-The National
iivseiosk sHabauEe today appointed
a epumitfec consisting ~ " ~.
csmBtoa. chairman. Chicago. T. r.
hePhsfsau. Omaha. and A. l. kee-
shisf ~ - Louis. 70 call upon sec-
fsiarf Wilson 20 protest against the
cspaffmsHfs uew rule forcing post
rnsftsru Inspection end demanding q
substitute q only -mortem In
speciken
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BOGUS COMPANY
DUPED THEM

PORTLAND. July "a The con.
noetiun II the defendant Charles
Niekell. with former Land Commla.
sienef Modlord with a conspiracy
to dcfrand was brought cut this
morning Ia the land fraud trial Ia
the federal court ay tho Testimony
Of George Inflow. OF Ashland. a vic.
tim whose contract WITH a mythical
company WAS guaranteed BY
Nickel
Charles nouHhty. foreman ~
Nickcils printing office. aud = "
Riess. "a pfiater. testified TO print'
lnE the bogus contracts Adam
cfdfofd. = y. Winkler. Mrs. Lucy
Langley and her daughter also tee
titled TO being swindIod
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ADVENTIST PLANT
BURNS DOWN

sAx JOSE. Cal. July ~ The
snslg~ paaus q the PasifIe Press
rnhHsainx company. % Mountain
vlew. barred ~ mitnixnt The
esaa@ l. unxnnwr. IRE building
had been damaged b. tha earth
eu4ks. 4 caniaiaet ths hesf eaaip-
pei FeAwsoas piaat wssi q s'hscage,
teiax cantacfs4 ~ Seventh Day
Ass<uflsf. TIE iesa i 80 a9a.
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ALLEGED DIAMOND
THIEVES IN JAIL

NEW YoRR. July n. ars riis-
abeth Memetty aud alfred King
charged wtih the $4,000 Diamond
robbery. we're committed - tbs
T0uiha today 90 await further
hearing Monday Mrs. cofwin. aha
lest tho jewels. APPEARED and tsati.
fled concerning the loss
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HAs sER BAIL MONEY

Marie RyRn. a stunogsHpbsF. was
arrested last night by Patrulman
MeAianee. sho found her WALKING
about on the streets She vas taken
70 headquarters. where she prompt
~ put 40 500 Tor her appearance
before Justice Gordon.
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TO REVOKE LICENSE

Chief Wappenstein has written
titJ Comptroller Carroll asking
thaf The license o. the GoldHtein
lsrelfy company be- revoked. on
sss gfggafa Of fraud and deliberate
s<lndie. They arc charged b. sew.
tfsi Nomen with having auctl0ned
srelrJ which when opened AZ
none vas found 70 BE- entirely AZ
Isfeuf from that purchased ~ the
.'ofs. lightning change clerk hav.
ns changed parcels on the unaus
pseaas victim.
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1855 MARINES I'LL
WITH MALARIA

BOSTON. July 2i---The cruiser
Columbia this morning brought
from Panama battalion Of ma.
rinea. who we're taken 20 the bath.
mus several months ago. when the
trouble Naa threatened One hun.
dred and afxtY five are III with ma.
laria. rs seriously.
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PUBLIC PRINTER
FIRES A MAN

wAsHuSGToN. p. G. July a.
The pubiir printer has suspended
Assistant Foreman Miller on a
charge o. iusubordinaiian. Miller
was the cause % the presidents or
drf FOR an open shop iu government
aome Time ago.
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FIRST ARREST MADE.

otto Gauinger. proprietor Of a
dellcaieasen store al III SECOND
av. was arrested this afternoon by
patrolman T. Macdonald for vio-
iating the city ordinance regulating
the abstraction OF sidewalks.
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POOR WELCOME
FOR JOHN D.
WHEN ROCKEFELLER az
TURNS TO AMERICA ia WILL
&c NET BY a POLICEMAN
AND ARRESTED.

TOLEDO. ohio. July 81 Prose.
esfinr Attorney WILLIAMS David says
tzat II John r. Rockefeller reaches
ohio hs must submit 20 arrest or
sppsag ana give bond to answer the
cAarxea against kim BE says he
wfli afFest the maguats. even or hia
oun Kolf inks.
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BALLARD NOTES

BALLARD. July 2i@-At last
nights meeting Of the committee OF
T the whole Of the city council Engi
noef atfandbcrR. Of the PUMPKINS
IHtauon, reported that the old punr
could be- repaired for 5000 and
would be- az good AZ new The eohn
on ordered the pump ta be fepaifed
The council appointed Council
mon Cook and Way 10 look Into the
matter of dc'ng something Tor tho
| ballard city houpi,al
Or s NJ Martin. formerly Of 80
Louis and San Ffunciseo. VIII
preach az ] a m. and 3 p m. az
the Christian church Or Martin
IL we'll known as an evangelist, ana
the congregation hopes 60 secure
bis services later for oYangeiihile
work The Martin Ladies' quarter
viii furnish music.
LAST "Wednesday young man
hired a rig from the Ballard Livery
company with the Intention OF go
ing 10 Fort t.awton. hut never 10.
turned the horse aud buggy When
last seen ha WAS on Beach drive
going Ia the direction OF Seattle.
rhs man was about q years oll
aud wore a light suit OF clothes ana
a0mbrero The horse Is bay. >
years old The bhoriffa office has
been notified.
Or. W % Miller. the veterinary
surgeon from Chicago. has opened
an office AZ the Ballard Livery com
pany. on Lcary NV
Building permits were issued 20
Chas Fhnlk to erect dwelling az
iUa Garrett az. ana 10 Edward
Hansen for a dwelling ~ $40 Fonda
e.
! Laurie. who h employed IN
building sea wall for the Great
Northern several miles north %
Ballard. e. 81 The Ballard city hos
pltal with q broken les A the
derrick was lifting a stone IN place
Il slipped end fell on Laurie. break.
ing his leg
A Cameron. years old. while
cnaating yesterday broke his arm.
Ills home Is ~ lta Railroad av
il Russell was arrested lasi
evening bY Special Policeman
srwall. OF the sfimson mill Rus
sell IL a striking ahlnEio weaver.
aud is accused % calling y non.
union man scab" and other
names The easo will be heard De.
fore Judge Martin. The charge IL
disofdaflY conduct
The Ballard baseball team wili
play tho Seattle Giants tomorr0N
at 3 .. IN. at the Ballard ball park
Tomorrow At and s . m. the
Ballard band viii give concerts at
Loyal Heights
capis Fuaaell aud Gresves have
bought the tug Lincoln from the
Bushman Woodwork company.
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y all absorbed. After marriage The
Euglishmsn makes a better hua
band tkaa his American cousin. be.
cause while the latter Is busy max.
iux money for his sife. the former
Is busy making love to his wife
As the American Wlfv generally has
4 father wha can make ni0ueY, she
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RAID GAMBLING JOINT.

Last night the police ral1ed "A
negro club IN the alley between sem
eea and University 50. aud f1rst
and second avs. and succeeded in
capturing five men. four 81 whom
were negroes and the nth q white
man \. Duneanson WIS eonduet-
ing the game and was booked on.
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prefers a husband who can make
love
Now. do unt think am biased. "
said lord Northeliffe. smiling I
am ouiy say ing that the Engilshman
execis tn this one liae. There are
lots 81 others on which We might
make comparisons but lets not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
BREMERTOR ITEMS

nREMERroN. July a. ~ The
school bond election. Thursday re-
suited Ia the approval OF the bonds
hY vote 81 ga 20 4
The Eunboat Princeton viii re-
main here only uii Monday. when
she leaves FOR Eaaulmalt
The Republican club met Thurs
day nlsht 70 perfect arrangements
Tor the coming fall campaign
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William Cashou. a logger former
y employed bY the Lane Logging
company. Of rtianite Pals, and ar.
rested last night BY Patrolman
LandWehr. WAS committed 60 the
county ian this morning. there 20
await an examination as to his san
ity. When searched At hoadanaf.
tera. over 100 was found
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SALOON MAN ARnasrEo.

II Burns. ]. 4 Koen. Robert
Keen. 4. Tlviorfn aud Reea li&y
eoek we're arrested iAat night foi
failure TO comply with the saloon
bon ordnance Al the eases wsrs
continued. the saloon men hayinE
expressed a willingness 10 make ths
desired alterations
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CLARK IS AGAIN
ARRESTED

J u CLARK. recently arrested on
an insanity charge aud YESTERDAY
rnletaesi upon order of The court
was reaucated this morning b
Patralman Leik at Green Lafk
CLARK h said "a be absolutely lff4
aunarlhl.. but Waa released Yeafoi
day upon request OF his people, ss'e
claimed to be able to take care 90
him
lie was picked up at , 90 this
morning. az which time be WAS run
ming about shouting a. the top of
his Voice aud otherwise disturbing
the nnighhofhuod q
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BANK CLERK is
UNDER ARREST

NEW York. July II Edward
Frost clerk Of the National Park
hank. was arrested today accused ~
the thief, or 1850. The arrest led
20 the report that tho bank lost
1900. 600.
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AIRSHIP
BUM PE .

CHICAGO. July zf.-Horacs Wild.
sneendlnz 30 an airsbip. skinned
Ne ihird rail u tho elevated rail-
rsad today narrowly escaping de-
s'Fuc'lou. Tha ballast was thrown
cut AMI the craft rose just IN time
% prevent q eaIasfrnrhe.
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SEATTLE MEN
BUY T|OELANO

PoRr TOWNSEND. July Sic.
n HssssH ana n. sosuefA of seat
ue ssse TIE suecessfui bidders Tor
sss tsaelarAs sold here to-day 'hs
prfcs paid for S. acres hslnE iss.5ta'
Apnllsallon Ter ths pufAshass % tae
srssesiy has heen made nY Thomas
Pazs.h. - Seattle. and A. r. Cole
ran II POET Townsend. n th~ tn
tsr~sf 0f TIRE ratlroad company,
vhirh seeurea a franchise frem the
eaanea Recently. II - understood
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
CHAIN GANG roe SHERRY.

George sherry. an old man ln tho
habit Of soliciting from door to door
while IN an Intoxicated condition,
was this morning fined $40 by Jus
iiee Gordon. IN default ~ which he
must serve eight days on the chain
gang Several complaints were re-
ceivsd concerning this man from
women VINO were frightened hy his
persistent and at times threatening
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
ESCAPE WITH wARNiNa.

Charles Nelson and r Hanson.
two iaboreFs arrested last night for
beiug druuk and breaking out win.
dow glass ia the lower district
we're this afternoon released after
being severely nprimanded b.
Judge George. The prosecuting
witneaa did not appear.