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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
SALOON TILL TAPPED.

The TN In the shipyard bar. 523
First ay. s. was last night tapped
for $40 s. Ragsio. the proprietor,
states that he believes tie Job to
be the work Of a boy whom he has
suspected for some time and whose
name he has given TO the police.
Detective Adams has been detailed
upon the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

railway ana known as the cuthberi
house party. Izt tourists from east
ern Canada viii arrive in the city
tomorrow morning from Portland.
This orKn nlsstlon Il composed 81
prominent people from Toronto,
winnipeg and other places in the
eastern part Of Canada. From Sc
attic the party viii go to Victoria.
where tho members viii resume
their rail- trip. leaving Monday ar
tefnoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
NrsAP LEAVES FOR SEATTLE

A. n. Canaan. manager OF the Kit.
sap transportation Co. received
word this morning from Portland
that the steamer kitaap viii leave
there this afternoon for Seattle The
new steamer will first go 10 Astoria
with an excursion party. and will
leave there tomorrow morning for
Seattle. Capt. r. d. Spencer, Il Is
stated. will bring the steamer to
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
FOR OPEN SHOP.

According to c. r. Waite. prcsl.
dent Of the Cfays Hafbor Com.
merelai company. the shlngls man.
ufActuferN % the Grays Harbof
country have decided 20 stand AZ
unit for the open shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
PRowLeR is ARRESTED.

Detectives Barheo aud Philbrlck
last night came across Dietrich
Hustler sneaking along alleyways In
the vicinity OF Fifth and Cherry and
after watching HIS movements for
time placed him under arrest.
Hustler was seen to peer into sew
eral windows No tools were found
on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
MENTAL SCIENCE EXCURSION.

A Daylight excursion on Lake
Washington will be- given next
Tuesday By the Mental Science
college. OF nfyn Nawf The steam
er Fortuna. Of the Anderson feet.
hes been chartered and The pleas
ure party will leave BTyn Mawr ~
aaft M. returning 81 noon The
college orchestra viii be aboard 70
furnish music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
RANsAcK BOAT HOUSE,

c. I. Phillips boat house and
gasoline launch on Lake Washing
ton. Just north OF Madison At. was
ransaeked last night A few tools
were stolen. but the marauders pre-
ferrod breaking the machinery and
scattering the tools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21


A committee was appointed on
permanent organization and order
ef business and a report Of tho COM.
mlttee adopted
The most important business 20
come before the convention ~ the
consideration Of direct primary
hill which has been prepared by a
iaint committee consisting ~ dele
eaies FROM the lSine County Repub-
ltean club the WofkuEuru'H
League for clean Politics and the
civic Union.
ttla anticipated that the business
~ the convention will De completed
ai the afternoon session and this
evening there viii be a public d.
rect primary meeting ~ Littls'H hail
a witch there viii be addresses by
- sentiment champions Of the move
Heut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
nrslno MEN TO MEET.

A mevting Of the local mining
men Of the city VIII he hid this
evening fof tho purpose Of discuss.
Tag the aaslnahiliiy Of forming a
Washington State Mining aSsocla.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
PRIMARY
CONVENTION ON

Reeves Aylmors. Of the Second
ward, assistant secretary
The msrninF session WAS devoted
to preliminary business and organ
iaetteu The chair appointed g. ".
iiefb J fursuaon of Tacoma. and
T. J. Hsli uf Everett. a committee
ga credentials The committee rec
eminrnded the seating ef all per-
sons present claiming % be dele
eatea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
PueslA COMING TONIGHT.

The City OF Puebla will arrive In
port early this evening from san
Francisco. She passed in at the
cape this morning at 3 o'clock Re.
sides a full cargo. she has a large
number OF passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

upon her until he again won her
over. and how, after many strange
episodes. he finally married her
AGAINST the wishes of her mother
and White. all this and more will
be told In sections by one actress
To- another.
What Marie VIII Tell.
Maize Toilette will tell on the
stand Of the actions OF both Thaw
and White In this city: OF theft
prodigal expenditures to win the
artists model. OF eXtravagant din-
ners aud mad escapadcs, and that
.Thaw was a bully who abused his
wife In public and hated White
through insane jealousy. The Fol-
lette girl used to be EVELYN Ees
bits constant companion IA the
white light district
After Miss Desmond.
Detectives trailed for days Miss
Paula Desmond and Gertie Grant
both of whom the district attor.
.ney was anxious to interview,
Miss Grant was In Europe when
the tragedy occurred, but soon TO
turned She knew White and was
a figure In the years wrangle be-
tween him and Thaw over thu
present Mrs. Thaw.
Other Young Actresses.
II the sleuths from the district
attorneys office succeed In serv'
ing suhpoenas upon other young
actresses. among them Niols
Whitmore, MAY Mckenzie. Violet
Pearl. Edna Goodrich and Grace
Field. all stagolight beauties, they
will figure In the case as i'm
portant Witnesses.
For more than a week there has
been lively exodus from the civ
OF show girls, as we'll as higR
rollers who have boon associated
with Thaw and White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

The British steamer Erna will
sail for Russian ports Monday night
from Port GAMBLE. where she went
today 10 complete her cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
TWO HUNDRED DELEGATES
ASSEMBLE TO FRAME A LAW
-REuBGN W. JONES rs TEN
PoRARY CHAIRMAN.

"Ths fight Zoe the establishment
of the direct primary Eyatem IS g
fIght for the restoration 81 self
go, afniaenf n We had had the dl-
rect primary IN effect ia this state
two yearH aKa the governor OF this
state new would be Henry Mcbride.
the man the people of the state
wanted for governor"
Ia these words. amid tremendous
applause judge " II White. az
Redmond. this mofnins expressed
che dominant sentiment OF the roo
delegates attending the convention
fnf me formation II a state direct
primary leasue.
Jones Is Chairman.
Thu convention was called 60 or
der at 10 O'Clock hy G. w Horr.
Reuben W jones. the father ~ the
direct primary movement ln wash
inston. wac selected Temporary
chairman. 3. " bryan. % Kilsar
county, was made secretary. ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
OFFICIAL or mEsI-
CAN RAILROAD aURRYlNo
HOME WITH FAMiLY--sAYs
JEALOUSY or MEsleAss
Will CAUSE HosrlLlTlss IN
Elk MONTHS.

PORT WORTH. Tex. july al
y > Mafbsr. OF Ohio. an official OF
the Mexican National railroad. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
ICE TRUST IS LIKELY
TO HAVE BREAK Up
lcEmAN SITS ON CAKE 10
cool. But PAINTS.

sr LOUIS. luN 2i-George
ChaffN. an tceusn. carrying d
! chunk ~ Ice Into a residence
today was 80 oppressed by the
; heat that be sat down on the
} ice and rolled oyer uneon
; acioua from heat proslration
} ssHts AHAHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
eoeblsd EN- Up.

eebblsd EN- Up.
And these customers, lust as fast
aa they were ioat 10 tho Diamond leo
company. were gobhled up bY the
Seattle Ice company. for tbs latter
had steleu march an It's combine
associate ana had prepared Zoe tho
bag weather over 500 tons ~ See
had been manufactured before the
rush came and Had been stored
away. A great portion % this SEQ
tens II stia untouched aud the Seat
TIE lee company IN prepared Co SUP
Ply any demand made upon Il II
TIE puhue VIII PAY the price
Of course the Diamond lee COM
pany la selllns iis entire output a.
profit 81 several hundred per
cent. but when the warm weather IL
ever it wN have lost bot OF GUS
formers aud will roe DO a. well a. Il
did priar 90 she combine
Therefore there i trouble
Il may end win q breaking up eg
the combine and fisht between the
tNo big companies
n "a does. she public win cease
paying tribute to thu ice man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
BEAUTIES Will STAR
IN THE THAW TRIAL

The Show Girls Are in Great FIutter Over Being
Called as Witnesses and Some Are Actually
So Retiring That They Are Running Away
From New York---What the Above Actresses
Are Supposed to Know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

With a full cargo and the largest
list Of passengers 20 sail on aM
steamer this season. the Tango Mg
m smiled for the Orient at daybresf
this morning Several Officials oI
the Nippon Yusen kaisha line WsF
board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

PTTTsBunG. July ~ The iacal
police we're notified last night hy
the Philadelphia department u a
plet 10 hidnap the two children 81
Augustus Hafiis. the millionaire.
whose sensational suit Tor divorce ls
nov IN progress.
AZ result two special officers
are on suard 81 the home Of John =
scott. father ~ MrH HartJr where
the latter IL now Twins.
Overheard the Plot.
IN. Phiiadeiphia police obtained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
To STEAL
HER CHILDREN
POLICE WATCHING NONE OF
MAS. AARrJE. DEFENDANT
IN SENSATIONAL DIVORCE
CASE. TO PREVENT Kiossp.
ING SCHEME.

PfTTsnuRG. July 2i-Exeite.
ment was aroused during the prog
resa % the Hnnie trial this alter
noon BY someone's telephonlnH %.
Hea headquarters that AuTuHtits
Hartss shot himself Investigation
shows that Harf!c VAS alive ana
yell in the office 81 his attorney
nj the time the rumor started
II Is expected that Hartie VIII
place the negro eoachman. Clifford
Hoc. on the stand To show the
manner IN which the confession
wee obtained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

This proved partially true with
the Diamond lee company. II was
unable 20 SUPPLY an of tie custom.
sfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
S|MOND'S SUICIDE
STILL A MYSTERY

The gun with which the deed
Vas committed was a ss.calsbef,
With peculiar daExor attachment
90 the barrel similar TO bayonet
attachment on q military rifle The
weapon vas purchased frum the
Seattle Loan company 6 minutes
before the shooting. and In the
presence Of Detective II e. Adams
Who questioned simonds CLOSELY AZ
70 his object In huylug the sun
slmonda appeared C. Be VERY cool
aud collected. and stated that as he
intended leaving on a trip he
thought IL advisable to carry q
weapon.
chlnarssn'a Revolver.
The gun vas at ono time the
property Of a Chlnaman. wh1 hae
pawnsd Y several times. bat WIS
unable 70 release it upon this last
occasion.
The police are In the dark ~ to
a motive for simond's self destrnc.
ton. but think that . eouversatiorl
with Gsosge Cock might reveal
points OF interest No further &C.
ton can be taken in the matter
natil word IL received either from
Cook or Mrs simonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

The Phlladelphla police obialneI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
THE DEAD ALIVE.
Trouble In Russia When Soldiers Re-
 turn From War.

Trouble In Russia When Soldiers Re-
 turn From War.
 ST. PETERSBURG, April 13. ' Among the Russian prisoners arriving from Japan there are many who had been reported dead by the general staff and whose wives and other relatives had been so informed. The unexpected reappearance of these men is causing all sorts of strange family complica- tions, as many women, under the i'm pression that they were widows, have remarried.
 The newspapers contain an account of a case in the province of Perm where a returning soldier found his wife already the mother of child by new husband. He took the matter to the village priest for settlement. The first husband offered to acquiesce to the new conjugal arrangement if he received s25, but the second husband was unable to pay the money, and 1t was finally arranged that the wife should return to her first husband. However. as the second marriage was considered to be legal and as official documents were at hand to prove the apparent death of the living husband. 1t was decided that the child born while the first husband was away must legally be registered as belong ing to the second husband and that it must be cared for by him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
Says omciaIs Aided Jimene..

NEW YORK. April 13.-Testimony given by Joseph l.. Cunningham in his suit to recover s25.0o0 from Juan I. Jimenez, former president of the re- public of Santo Domingo. for services in the attempted revolution of 1897 carried intimations that government officials at Washington had been close ly involved in the venture. It was hinted that the cession to the United States of coaling station in samana bay was to be the return made for as- sisting the revolutionists. and 1t was said that the name of General Miles was mentioned prominently in certain of the cipher cable dispatches.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
REMoDELINc THE NOSE.
Deformities of the Organ Remedied with Great Success by Eng
 lish Surgeon.

It is not more than i've years since a physician of Vienna hit upon the idea of injecting parafiine into the flesh as substitute for the fibrous tissue iE the living body. Because of an acci- dent, says the New York Herald, the treatment was for while most unpop ular, but previous to this a number of remarkable operations were performed. The physician published the history of more than 30 successful cases treated in this way. in which "clefts and fistu- lac were narrowed, cavities here and there were filled up, smallpox marks were taken out, sunken noses were re- modelled, the falling in of the cheeks after removal of the upper jaw was re- paired and nerve divided for the re- lief of neuralgia was prevented from growing together again" \
 An eminent English surgeon who has had much success in the same line Of work, in an address which he gave be- fore the Medical Graduates college not long ago, gave his experience with 4S cases of sunken nose and three pro- lapses. Among these cases there were no deaths, no sloughing of the skin, and the results were permanent and good. Some cases which seemed hope less were eminently successful, and some which looked easy were found to be insuperably hard. It is anxious work and heavy responsibility altering the shape of peoples noses, and the surgeon must be content If he succeeds in making a nose that shall be mere ly unnoticeable.
 It is no small matter to accomplish this much, for the patients have sad stories to tell of the ridicule, the star ing in the streets and the ill-natured laughter which make their lives bur den, and by supplying a nose which, if not a Greek model, will at least permit the owner to go through life unnoticed and free from contempt the surgeon has earned eternal gratitude.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
An Easter Party.

Gather a lot of fruit tree boughs and place in water in warm room; by April the 18th they will be mass of fragrant beauty, and will be the most appropriate decorations. Make a quantity of paper butterflies and festoon these on strings throughout the rooms. A bunch of lilies for the centerpiece with white candles and shades will make a beau tiful table. For the place cards cut out rabbits of white cardboard if you can- not buy them. or make butterflies and write the names across the wings. After the refreshments have Butter fly Contest" Provide a number of pat terms, gayly-colored papers and water color paints. gold ink. etc. Allow a stated time. then pin the butterflies up and take a vote on the best. worst, etc. Award some simple prize.
 MADAME MERRI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
WOnAN'S WORST DANCER.

No woman with unsound kidneys can be ,healthyeg Sick Kidneys, in fact. cause the majority of women's trou- bles.
 But there is no need to get down. hearted If you suffer constant back ache, weariness, bearing-down pains, sick headaches, etc. Doan's Kidney Pills have brought new life and strength to thousands of women af- ficted in this way.
 They soothe, cleanse and stimulate, rouse the kidneys to action, and drive the kidney poisons out of the body. They remove the cause and cure per manently. Many women of this city have been cured and gladly tell of It.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
u.,, n.a wI,h Hrar.ph.h,..

AUGUSTA. Ca. April 13 James Howard claiming New York as his home. became insane from a sudden attack of hydrophobia on an Aiken fs. C. trolley car about seven miles from the city last night He was on his vsy to Charleston. s. C.. where be was going to seek treatment. having hesn bitten hy mad dog while near MSdvflle. Ga. ten days sg0. Following tse attack he became unnznzgezble. seeking tO bite every one vho came near hiu-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
Elijah H., In Good shape, Will Make
 No Compromise.

No Compromise.
 CHICAGO, April 13.-To represent ative of the press the Zion prophet" :" Dowie, emphatically denied the truth of a report that he agreed secretly with a commission of Mormon mis- sionaries to turn over to the Mormon church Zion and all of it's vast hold ings
 The only possible basis for this story, he explained, was that some months ago a coterie of Mormon missionaries appeared in the streets of Zion and dis tributed pamphlets expounding the doctrines of Mormonism. According to the statements of Dowie and his counselors, these men were elected from the city.
 Dowie and all the members of the party now with him in Chicago deny stories to the effect that movement is on foot to compromise with Voliva. Dowie says: T am not going to Mex ico. I am going to Zion"
 Speaking of rumors that he was on the verge of physical collapse, Dowie said he had not felt better since he left Zion. His looks corroborated his words.
 It is said that Dowie offered to re- tire and relinquish his interest in Zion for s525.0OO.
 yoliva. the "reber' leader. made a counter proposition to give the ''apos- tle'' life pension of s100 month.
 This answer enraged Dowie He sent a peremptory demand upon voliva to retire and acknowledge over his signature that all charges made against Dowie were untrue and that his wife and son sign similar state ments. yoliva made no reply.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
Pa, Duty Before Ev~ry,hins.

BERLIN. April 13-An illustration of the faithful enforcement of bureau cratic customs is given in the Burger Gazette of Muhlhsusen. south Germa- ny. When a block of buildings at Hueninhen. near the Germsn-swiss frontier. was on fire an engine from Basel Switzerland. just across the frontier, went 10 put out the flames. but the customs officers would not sl- low the Swiss engine to cross the bor- der unless the 1remen paid duty for it. While the discussion went on the buildings. 100 yards away. burned to tbe ground.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
An Egg Party for Children.

The invitation for this pretty party are china nest eggs on which the name and place are written with India ink or gold enamel paint. They are placed in small handled baskets. which may be purchased by the dozen for a trifling sum. Delivering these novel invitations affords much pleasure to the children.
 siAn egg hHHt will occupy good share of the time from three until six" Pro- cure the dainty eggs made at the candy shops at this season of the year, hide them every place. then let the children hunt for them. Make egg-shaped bagH of tarleton to hold the spoils or have small baskets. Award prizes of yellow chicks, rabbits, butterflies and any of the many charming novelties provided by the stores for this joyous season.
 After this seat the little folks at tables with boxes of paint. brushes and fancy pictures. Give each one an egg with the privilege of decorating it Now for the refreshments. which are to be served at six o'clock. so the children will need no other meal when they re- turn home. First serve magic" eggs, made by selecting good smooth pota- toes; bake until almost done. then care fully scoop out hole large enough to hold an egg. tie the top on and replace in the oven to finish baking. These are wholesome and furnish mystery as to how the egg got there. Pass sand wiches and cocoa, and then comes the best of the feast-vinilla ice cream in the form of eggs in nests of candied orange peel strips. A green wicker basket drawn by two rabbits makes an attractive centerpiece for the table. Have a jonquil or tulip for each child to take home with the decorated egg and the candy eggs found in the hunt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
aterbury Proof.

Mrs Frederick Hetredge, of IT Cole street, Waterbury, Conn. says:
 "Doan's Kidney Pills is the one rem edy I would use or advise anyone else to use for backache or kidney complaint in any form. I had this trouble myself and was miserable with it for several years. I do not think I had we'll day for a long while. There was a pain in the hips and loins and I thought it was some inward trouble as it came on me after my first child was born. The doctors did not seem to know the cause of 1t for their medicines did not relieve me. kept hearing about Doan's Kidney Pills and finally got a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
Diver KnIea by Prenet.re 1last.

Diver Ki1Ied by Premature Blast.
 JACKSON, Mich. April 18.-Louis Tebo of Detroit, one of the best known submarine divers on the lower lakes, was instantly killed and Fred Cross wafthe. another diver, fatally injured by an explosion of dynamite. The two divers were searching Michigan Center lake for the body of hunter drowned several days ago and had placed quantity of dynamite to ex- plode under the water in the hope of bringing the body to the surface. The dynamite was prematurely exploded by mistake before the men could get away.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, APRIL IA 1906

hot and crumple up on him in the last 20 miles. Let's take car and go down to yard limits. We can sit in the office and hear what goes over the wires, even if we can't get finger in to help Patsy out of his troubles"
 They boarded a Twentieth avenue car accordingly, but when they reached the end of the line, which was just across the tracks from the junction in the lower yards, they found the yard limits office and the shops sur rounded by cordon of militia
 By George!" said M'Tosh. They got quick action, didn't they? sup pose it's on the ground of the strike and possible violence"
 Kent spun on his heel, heading for the electric car they had just left
 Back to town" he said, unless you two want to jump the midnight Overland as it goes out and get away while you can. If Callahan fails"
 (TO Be Cont1uue1f.)