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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-22
When Women Carry Pistols.

Evidently the man was footpad.
The woman did not quail.
On the contrary, she took pistol
from her muff
you horrid thing" she said, "if this
was loaded and knew how to cock it
I'd make you go right away"
Before he got over his establishment
the police arrived
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-22

This is indeed the age of com
mercialism," said the man OF senti-
ments.
What makes you think SOP"
Some Of our statesmen never men
ton the American eagle any more
and are continually applauding the
work of the American hen"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-22
A Later Consideration.

"How long do you think 1t will take
to build the Panama canal?" said the
inquisitive person.
81 haven't begun to figure on that"
answered the expert. What / am
trying to ascertain now is how long
it will take to get the building actual
ly started. Washington Star.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-22
His Habit.

Towne-Yes, Polkley is dead, after
a two weeks illness.
Browne-You don't say? What was
the trouble?
Towne-Heart failure.
Browne-Well, well, slow as usual
The idea Of taking two weeks to die of
heart failure
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-22
Down and Out.
Hard Work.

What do you think is Mr.. D'Au-
ber's greatest work."
Selling the pictures he paints"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

CHEAP. 9 acres, cfoss In Of paoifio city,
IN the valley huufs, q lsYtns hens fresh
Jersey COW. only vas, en- terms Of 20 davs
a. Paddle city en- Tacous intafurban stree,
ear lire. OF Newton 81 GAndhelnn, Va Hiti.
mans effioes In Times hiocsI come before
a. houfs tt
Rvsftun fsplata Oft FnstaFia Garden
tracts row an market. easS terms Room
10, y l building o. see the owner 81
hiferton ~ whittier Ill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
$500

Several ssry ehnio. soant risv ~
Magnolia Hiuff sosias each .....-.
This must appeal aiike 70 ~ -
ard hn5ne builder Gruund y eassfrS -.
fvadN FOR lnznledisls iMffcftsnsns
tsiniY bargain.
AnotpH pKHRENs
SIS Nss Yors biocA
NICE RESIDENCE on EAsr TEHss
Q eaa Kew roon ecttaes g r. - 49,
near sprtns. let hsih ~
hsianos sasy,
s.. ~ room modern eci,sss :. - b /
neal Atahs 49, cash %
snd Tssrs
utso Modern t.room ooi,as. z. 80 ~
nps near Rspueilean, ~ .'sa-sssa
cash. balance monthly lusss
"a
tC,o Sew --room catiass yea ~
Fremont avenues -
efeW reasonable terms
..-o ~ s-s,,n modern se.s.f
capitol Hn Fin~d feF - ~
mace al aaneHsinsnu ~
ash. Ealancs easf.
nanny INVESTMENT CaNfANh
IS eslman nuiililE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

F9na aal1tAs aagasf e Nahafe tiossse 4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

81. Il. GORDON 6 co.
go Area. uids Hscoaa 49, sns rniaa
hesl hsiste. Lass lhstfais.f -.
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one hsH eash.
On cloeAsu a. lgassa Auas nln
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Hssf Nhif efsitT. ~ hieaks from esf hns
aeoa level 10. Al We, sssils. ss.' esf
sa casa.
t.srss ~si.fffssi 3, naistsiass slrssiig
epsa.ifs fhs fifr Sitiak fiHs tls~ q
Al 49, taa'' &C., 1919, ,,.',s 70 90
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oa..ihira a.sh.
tfean aessfH Ice - issnss s' ia's
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

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ard vice people ara fofmsf buyers a0rt
ned 90 bs toA twice 70 come how today
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h "a Gene today IT
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the ma tn street at fhF rors rear the
steel plant. car lire nov building 70 a.
WfNFtffp nnua
Room 90 rulfnsu HldN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

CHERF LOTs Al DUNLAP erATiON-
A. " down and O. a month while they
last also lots In AlishtoWn, 10 pei cent
down and q month
truam house aud half Hcrs Of land einrs
90 car line, al fenced. nice fardrn god
water ga back porch. will sell Cheap so
down. tlp a month.
UNION LAND CO
isF ais Washington tfiaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

NEAR MADrorA can LINE.
Fitssut srooHi cottage Modern ard new
tasttiF arranged nice appearing place
nice lot ard good nsishburhood. This IL
worth seeing price only g. so. ITO cash.
hsAnca monthly.
HARVARD REALTY COMPANY,
th-sf Waihsr Hids Itof and Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

SPECIAL
Elaeant zoe t5siro % alley. Nth hauss
II I've rooms located rear MsdfoHa eaf
line This LEGALITY 10 rApiah imrfatiHs
lot atuus worth sNefY cent ~ tsfe. ms
price askpf Ter all one half cash vii
handle THIS i truly harsaiH see t.
HARVARD REALTY COMPANY
~ MalkaI nIaa iaas I'd Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
rAoNr YouR WANT 40


To The Htar--Afsin iNsel Ind
lisa The Star will call and coli
teet the hlll and will send 20
fou the answers g Nouf al whea
addressed care The star.
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
Advertisements. stTuAs
TON WANTED. htlP
WANTED AND ALL oTheR
ADS. ONE CENT A WORD.
seven words ef fractions Of
Insertion.
Seven words or fractions OF
words 60 the line. cash IN al
vance when ehafavd 70 ae=
count actual number ~ ines -
set viii be counted MINIMUM
hui far an nd IS cents ilals
lard Want AZ. AGENCY. y IL
nutiea. 81 ballard Ave. orr
CITY Nu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
SOrln@dRlirnqJ
Good

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vstef ouibuiidinFs. etc nssf car. g. epp.
sasy terms
lots and frrum hs8uss q soad tuf ~
o. eoo. 500 ash haiaus o. sutt
t.rnnfu house and cslasnf Basement. one
BOT on car line tsto 80 down. balance 10
cult
SCOTT DAVIS REALTY CO
ft Epirr utk fheus lnd e
n esth 81 on Green t.ahs car line
Phones feM North 80 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

Must sell IN nest two weeks cheap. new.
fnadafn. esrnnn two story house on Queen
Anne hill runcfsfa fuuudaf Son and base
o 80 Sal ~ 800 down, bsiance tn per
month. a fire Investment N not sold viii
rent Tor VS. per month For further parttrs
uiefs rhaHs residence I1si
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

,.nr8q. r.niry. wecal.nd ralk ~. .ss' ~
payton q also : roons sne NJ Esie
~ cheap Tor cash gas. a. ,s, ca flw'
80 - Columbia 81 y Q. "s" -
n W..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
sTR,keeReAkERs ARRIVE.
March Through Streets OF San Fran
cisco Unmolested.

March Through Streets Of San Fran
cisco Unmolested.
San Francisco, Sept. 3.-The first
of the strikebreakers who arrived
marched through the entire length OF
the burned district accompanied by
armed guards without being molested.
About noon a second band numbering
about thirty men arrived at the Third
and Townsend street depot. AS the
train bearing the men passed the va
lencia street station the fact that the
strikebreakers were aboard was made
known to the carmen by trainmen.
The party split up In small groups
upon alighting from the train. each OF
which was escorted by one or two
special officers and made their way to
the various car barns without trouble
Although numerous pickets were at
the depot there was no demonstration
and no attempt made to interrupt the
imported men.
John Il. Normac, guard from Cni-
cago, tantalized by the taunts ana
ieers of youthful sympathizers with
the striking men. drew his revolver
and fired at his tormentors. The bull
let passed through the hat OF Leon
Harris, q bystander, who Immediately
caused Normacs arrest on q warrant
charging the guard with assault 70
commit murder.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
FREAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY
BUSINESS FOUND TO BE IN
CHAOTIC STATE.
RECEIVER tHoasss Al ATTORNEY
BANKING DEPARTMENT ENTAN-
oLED AND TRUST FUNDS
TAMPERED WITH.

Philadelphia. Sept 3.-Prompted by
the discovery he made In the inves-
legations thus far made George II.
Earle, receiver OF the Real Estate
Trust company, has engaged Attorney
@. johnson to render legal opinion
a. to the responsibility for the col
lapse OF the bank.
Upon Mr.. Johnson's findings Will
depend the question Of suing the d.
rectors.
"The deeper probe the affairs of
the company" added Mr.. Earle. "the
worse I find them. Conditions are
simply in a chaotic state. cannot
oven make guess as to the exact
state OF affairs.
The banking department is wholly
entaneled. The trust funds which
heretofore thought were intact have
been tampered with and $685. taken.
This sum Is distributed among the
$4,000. 900 the company had In trust
and the loss will not be heavy to any
one Of the trust involved. That Is the
only irregularity have found In that
department"
Mr.. Earle opened the Nipple safety
deposit box. but nothing was found
that would aid In clearing up the Hip
ple-SegAi transactions.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
eP.,EAos TO PUERTO PRINCIPE.
Entire island Of Cuba In Throos OF
Revolution.

Havana, Sept 3.-It became known
during the day that the insurrection
has spread to the province OF Puerto
Principe Seventy men have taken up
arms at Moron, that province, led by
Garcia Ganizares, speaker of the house
OF representatives during the Liberal
ascendancy In that body. The mem
bers of the band openly equipped
themselves and left the town In an
orderly manner. The mayor OF Moron
soon summoned the rural guards In
the vicinity and followed the insur.
gents with the purpose OF engaging
them.
Later the governor of the province
of Puerto Principe notified the au'
thorities here that mounted party
OF 200 men had taken up arms at Ar
royo Iuanco. near Ciego de Avila.
twenty-five miles southwest OF Moron.
This force is commanded by Dellon
Sanchez, an ex-revolutionary general.
Governor Silva of Puerto Principe
has begun enrolling volunteers. The
city OF Puerto Principe Is In state
of excitement.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
MADISON, DAKOTA MONDAY SEPTEMBER ). le
FIRE IN SUBWAY.
Passengers Have Exciting Time In
New York Tunnel.

Passengers Have Exciting Time In
New York Tunnel.
New York, Sept. 3.-There were ex.
citing scenes In the subway as the
result of fire on southbound ex-
press train at the Fourteenth street
station. Traffic was tied up for thirty.
1--WE minutes and conditions became so
intolerable on many OF the trains that
passengers threatened to attack the
conductors and wreck the cars IL they
we're not allowed to disembark and
make their way along the tracks to
the stations.
Some OF the conductors refused to
open the doors or move the trains so
that the passengers could get on ana
II was only after women had tainted
that they gave In.
The fire was caused at the Four.
teenth street station by short cir
cult In the motor box Of the sixth car
of the train.
The blue flame, which lighted up
the subway. scared the passengers;
women screamed and tainted, while
men made bee line for the doors
and fought their way out to the plat.
form. The guards and station men
had to look after the women and get
them out OF the burning car. Those
who had tainted and the hysterical
ones had to be carried out bodily.
The current In the third rail was
quickly turned on and the train crew
fought the fire with sand for twenty
minutes before 1t was under control.
The train was then started for down
town
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03

Two Complaints Filed With Commerce
Commission.

Two Complaints Filed With Commerce
Commission.
Washington. Sept 1.-Discrinina'
tionc and unjust rates are the charges
aled with the interstate commerce
commission during the day against
many OF the important lines OF rail.
roads OF the country by shippers. Two
complaints, each involving important
points for the consideration OF the
commission, were placed on file and It
is likely that both will result later IN
hearings.
In the first case. the Merchants
Traffic association OF Denver COM
plains that the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company and
all fthe important lines of railway
doing business between the Northern
Atlantic coast and the Pacific coast.
discriminate against Denver mer'
chants and jobbers n favor OF those
Of San Francisco and other Pacific
coast points in the matter of freight
rates.
The second case involves the freight
rates charged by Southern roads for
the shipment of fruit to the Northern
markets. The complaint Is brought
by J. ]. Waxelbaum & Co. fruit COM
mission merchants Of Macon. Ga, and
all OF the railroads In the South which
have Northern connection are made
defendants
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03

cred1tors Anxious as to True State Of
Affairs.

Philadelphia, Sept. 3.-The creditors
OF the Real Estate Trust company.
which failed last Tuesday, are
still without any definite knowledge
OF the true condition Of that institu-
ton. Up to the present the best infor-
nation they can obtain from the re-
ceiver or the directors Is that they be-
lieve the depositors will get most OF
their money back. Receiver Earle
II giving considerable attention to the
matter OF responsibility for the condi-
tton of the trust company. There are
rvmors OF criminal prosecutions, but
thus far nothing has been done. The
dopositors generally find failure with
the directors for their failure to ac-
quaint themselves with the bad CON
dition OF the company and the direc-
tors In turn want to know from GER
tain o6icers why they did not inform
them OF President Hipple's transac-
tiones
The report that certain directors
and their relatives withdrew their ac-
counts from the trust company after
they knew 1t was insolvent is denied
BY onicers of the institution. Samuel
r. Houston, vice president, says that
whsn the company failed the imme-
diato families and relatives Of the
directors had on deposit $449,776
This money. he said, is tied up with
that Of the other depOsitors.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
SAN FRANCISCO STREET CAR
EMPLOYEES DECIDE TO TIE
UP MORE LINES.
Men REJECT couPAHY's PROPOSAL
EMPHAT,CALLY DECLINE TO RUN
CARS UNTIL DEMANDS ARE
COMPLIED WITH.

San Francisco, Sept. 3.-The Car
mems union in mass meeting during
the morning refused to receive the
communications of President Calhoun
of the United Railways. When the
statement of Mr.. Calhoun was read
1t was greeted with catcalls and Kisses.
BY vote II was decided to ignore the
communication offering arbitration II
the men returned to work. The union
then decided to adhere to their orig
inal demands Of So per day and eight
hours.
II was also decided to tie up the
California and Geary street cable lines
II the demands were not granted be-
fore night.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
INSURGENTS RAID RANcHuELo
Take All the Horses and Contents OF
Treasury.

Havana, Sept 3.-A band OF insur'
gents, numbering about 2OO men. raid.
ed Ranchuelo, near Cienfuegos, prov,
ince OF Santa Clara, taking all the
horses and the contents OF the treas
ury, 31,700.
The authorities OF the city OF Pinar
del Rio have organized a force OF 800
special police and 100 city militiamen.
Three hundred insurgents under
General GARLIC and Campos Marquetti,
the negro congressman, have occupied
Bahia Honda, on the north coast or
Havana province. More than nifty
residents of the town have already
joined the band. This body OF insur-
gents does not interfere with the prop
erty of Americans or other foreigners,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
LOSING GROUND IN SANTIAGO
insurqe nts Unable to Secure Sufficient
Recruits.

Recruits.
Havana, Sept 3.-Dispatches from
Santiago de Cuba announce that rural
guards have surrounded the town OF
Songo and have captured Urbano San
chez, the insurgent leader there.
The recruiting of insurgents In San
tiago, the governor OF that province
asserts, has proved unsuccessful and
he adds that he has military force
at his disposal with which he can
quickly crush any uprising In any part
OF the province. He Is holding q spe-
cial troop train, fully equipped, con-
stantly In waiting at the railroad sta.
ton ready to be dispatched to the
scene OF any uprising.
During the afternoon dispatches
we're received from Puerto Principe
announcing that Joaquin Castillo. with
400 men, had started from Moron In
pursuit of q band of insurgents who
had crossed the line from the province
Of Santa Clara.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
STOLYPIN IN HIGH FAVOR.
Emperor Declines to Listen to Pre-
n,ier's Enemies.

st. Petersburg. Sept. 3.-Premier
Stolypin, according to reports from
Peterhof. is very high In favor with
the emperor, who declines to listen
to the suggestions OF the premier's
enemies.
The police claim that they have OBJ
tanned an important clew to the head
quarters of the terrorists organiza-
tion. They say that man who was
arrested at Peterhof In connection
with the assassination OF General Min
hastily attempted to swallow piece
of paper which, when recovered,
proyed to be orders in connection with
attempts to be made on the hves Oh
high DersOnageS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
INCREASE PAY in The ARMY
Accommodation OF erigadier Ger
eral Constant Williams.

Washington, Sept. 3.-Conditions ex-
listing at this time call for an increase
In the pay OF the army. says Brisadier
General Constant Williams. command
ing the department OF the COLORADO.
In his annual report. He asserts thai
the increased cost OF living since 1877.
when the present rate OF pay was
fixed. the frequent changes OF stations.
sending ofYicers to Alaska and island
possessions, necessitating the keeping
Of two separate establishments IN
many cases. works hardship espe-
cially ON line officers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
LoNGsHoREMEN ON STRIKE.
Fai, to Secure New Agreement at New
Orleans.

New Orleans, Sept. 3.-Due to the
failure Of the stevedores and snip
agents to sign new contract the
longshoremen on the river front sus-
pended work during the day. The
three years contract. which terminal
ed the last strike. has ended. For
some time there have been negotia-
tions for pew agreement The long
shoremen have not asked for an IN
crease of pay. but want = conditioh
that they may change their rules
Under this reservation any gang
would have the right to call on the
foreman for additional help when their
work became too heavy to handle. The
stevedores and ship agents say 1nis
would increase the cost OF loading ana
decline to sign any agreement whicn
does not provide that there shall not
be any change in the present rules.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
AFFECTS AMERICAN ,NrEREsTs.
proposai 70 Suspend Collection Of Ou-
tiss at Newchwan0.

Newchwang, Sept. 3.-The applica-
ton Of the chamber OF commerce here
Tor support OF the proposal to suspend
the collection Of customs duties az
Newchwang, while Dalny rematns z
fres port and goods enter Manchuria
from the Russian frontier free, has
been referred to the ministers O the
various powers at Peking.
The American import business ut
Newchwang IL greater than that q
All other foreign countries combined
and the interests OF the importers are
m0nAced.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
SCANDAL IN DEAF SCHOOL.
gmployss OF chiIdren's institution
6ummarily Dismissed.

New York, Sept. 3.-A special to the
World from Rome. N. Y, says that,
q I result OF an investigation by the
stats board of charities into the man.
eGement Of the Central New York In
stitrts for deaf mutes, peremptory or
ders we're issued by the state board
TO the local managing board requiring
tho immediate dismissal Of every em-
pioye on the payroll Of the institution
This order has been complied with.
Tho investigation was caused by
ANONYMOUS letters sent to teachers OF
the institution.
There are about $50 inmates OF the
institution, half OF whom are girls
about sixteen years old.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
WHILE pEPoRTINo PRISONERS
ORGANIZED Attack Made on Detach'
ment of Troops.

Libau, Russia. Sept. 3.-An organ
ICED attack was made during the night
upon a detachment OF troops engaged
In transporting a number OF prisoners
away from this district. Desperate
fghting followed and a general alarm
was sounded by the garrison. When
reinforcements arrived on the scene
OF the disturbance the troops hred In
discriminately into the crowd. killing
eight and wounding nifty persons.
Among the killed was q mother who
had q baby at her breast.
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snanlah strIkes coIIapsLna.

Madrid, Sept. 3.-Ofncial dispatches
received here announce that the
strikes In the Santander mining dis
tricts are generally ending and that
the men are returning to work. At
Dilboa. however. the situation is still
critical.
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SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER.
offlclai Figures Of Loss Of Life Made
Public.

San Francisco, Sept. S.-in all 4b2
persons lost their lives as the result
Of the disaster OF April Is. the local
health department SO states In for
NAL report sent to the state board OF
health. or the victims 266 were killed
by falling walls. lit perished by fire,
I were shot and Q died as the result
OF ptomaine poisoning due to eating
emergency" canned goods CT poor
quality; 420 are believed to have been
white, 16 Chinese and Japanese.
The figures given relate to the
deaths proved to have occurred.
aTOP WORK ON BUILDING.