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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
CHAFTER NyIL

But %. i-lansisrs were rvady and saEsI
fer the ~H~vunter. villa fe,t hruls
planted. th~ir -i--v,s rsiis-i ia~k ts give
fFs~ play o. thsir tnn~ri.s. their ls,uz
yellow lauW--tav-s In thslr left hands. aud
their guiv-rs slung t. The fr,sni. thfy hal
waited Ia the fsur-,is..p harrow formation
uhi-h gave str-Hgth Q" th~ir array. sui
yet T--rmittssl every usaH e. draw his arrow
fr,--ly uithaut harm e. th.se iu frat.
On swept The Splsiar,is. over the lexel
and up o. the slst--. rrv they met tn
tiinding storm q tho EnEllsh arrvss
lawn Wsut the whole ranks in a whlrl
q mad coufusi"u. h"r-.s piunEiug and
ki~klnE. l--uilasrr,l ns-u failing. rising
Staggering go 90 bask. vale ever nv
lines g harssm~n camr sPurring thruugh
the saps aud urE~l th~ir ekar--r- up The
fatal sieI,e al arssuni him. Ansyus e,suid
hear tn stern. shert ur,lsrs g the Uias'er-
loWmsn. whiis The air vas dlls,l With
the liza tusnEing uf The strings and The
swish and pattes of the shafts. istxhi
arrsss tho fest of th~ hill ih-r. hal
spruns uP a lsug vail &C struggling h"r--s
and sirtkea men. uhirh ever ErcW and
hsizhtenei a. fresh @Tuadrssun tssurs~i 80
tho attark- - Tor Eve isug nlnuis. The
Eallant h~r-~uieh q spain ani e Francr
strstr ever and aEsin - farcs a passage.
untii tn lsu waiiias Be'e - q hnzie rallssl
thea lsark. and thsy r,-ie sl.Nly cot e
l-oU-shui. leaNiug tksif l-rst aud their
brav-si In the shastly. bloo,i-Hsostlei heap
i.~hini the-.
W. there vas Iiftis resf far IN. ,se,.r.
NhnA 10 knights had eharr..l them A..
I..et. ne siinr~rs hal eree, rssna ut-.-
etshet nank ahd haa Eaine-l = ta..sius uv.su
ne eiihs and l-shind She euiirinr r..-ts
Storm - sfones brske su.isia-ir ur..r
me aefena~rs. Wa. drawn up IN II,.s
~. 80 stisa~s-i summis. aHerr,i a fair
h..fA VI Their hisl.ien FOES Ial-sso, fAe
80 arrher. VS. sfrnrk una IN. ,.u,r.f,
800 t~li Dad withsui q srs.an. uhns ar.
's~n - Ms towmen and sl1 20 ske re.-
pt-arms were sfrnrt aswn ~ ne saw.
h,en,eut. The s'heFs lsv - th~lr fse.s ~
af"ad TIE dsadlv haii. Will ~ sses "a. AZ
no piatsaH friaE- - tautasn ess-hsnre.i
sh"'s VISA the silnx~rs ani erassl-suus.o
an"aE The rssks aiuinx i.slnls a. tb...
N" had ssartnei uF tks ellas aua hur.s.
me- tsta iluEhter sol ehssr. uh.a a wsfi-
aiinFi shaft erouEhi ous 90 their oupaneats
iei.i.lins d"Ua frem kis hfsy Srsrk
Nv Salnt pasl.'' auafh Az N,t-.t
ltarkinz The Iat-h frosa Ms ere. Il thlpk
,hai Am noE eiear - ms VaW. far ~.
Spaairh kni<ht Was q p-reaa frssrn whasn
NM h"nor tniEhi - 80. InAs-1. ~
vas very uerthy Esuti~uuan. a ma
-esraEe. ana great hartllns.s, ssi n
Erssvss ~ nat hs sbSula have eoas ~
sscA q hurt.~
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

su,..iss them. What - this goiiea hah'
Hsr Whirh uatvs u,cr thr irat!
Ia h. the cnslsn 81 NE hhish's ~
CalatraVa' ahsHrFrd teltuu.
''And thc ulIc uIuu thv rishi'
III marks thr knisnis VI sahtts" aAA
ssc ~ the bannCT that The sEasd ni-s'
lsr rides a. thciF had.
Yea arr riskt, Too 1 can alro so
thsm. Thrre i mugh Spauish blaapasy
at-o u / Cauld bst nuaa %. LA biss"'
yoa kHyw tlc arlls VI lVgr "su cuahtf3 b
.ua aus are thgy sAS have d0ae ~ ~
ai.rh huilvrs
a.. spanish pFisguvr i~Uksd Wtth cAul-
taut ryys uIssa tuv u,rP ald scTricd ranAs
- h4s ,vaaita! iiic,,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
HOSPITAL
IS DUE TO GO

within nine months the wayside
Mission hospital. which has long
been one OF the curious landmarks
81 the city. viii have to seek u rev
location. n the city council grants
the request Of the Pacific Coast
company for permission 10 fill aud
pave that portion Of Jackson street
hetwcnn Railroad ay and the bay
Tho application IL nov pending
Aiih the board 81 public works.
having been referred BY that body
10 the city engineer FOR report a. 10
the kind Of pavement 70 be laid on
the street
The hospital occupies the remains
Of an old stern vhecl steamboat
which stands On ptilng in a portion
Of the street which u 70 proposed
70 oil AMI pave II The application
In make the Improvement IL EFau'-
ed. aa Il IL anticipated u all be.
Il ~iii have to be removed and Wtll
probably be destroyed. compelling
tho hospital % week = nes loea-
tEou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
TATOOSH TO
HAVE SIREN
RECOMMENDATION Will DC
MADE as RESULT OF RECENT
thsPEcrioN-wttlsrLH NOW
USED rs NOT CONSIDERED
sATisFAeToRY.

A siren will BE- substituted at
Tstooah fnr thr Whialie nov used
This ia tie result 90 the Welt lust
made ai cape f1tttrf1 by siaiof Is
" Bo~ssirt and Commander = ,.
werlich wha went ont in the xav-
eminent tender gniumbins The
two arrived AZ Portland this morn
tnE and iu wire ta the Captains
sud Pilots aaaoe latiHu iu Eats city
stated that their frraft would at
ones be- forwarded 90 Washington
Whiir at the cape. the calufnhine
steamed an al sitns ~ the Tataash
station. l'rum certain points the
whistle eeuia be- heard very dis-
tinetiy but from either DISTANCES a
could be hrafa vefy fafntit Hefter
resaits aers obtained aben she col
umhine aas 1ins across the straits
toward the nafth
The siren - used AZ different
PARTS nf the enast ~ the uHftsh
Columbia authorities With good re-
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
SOCIALISTS To
PROTEST

The socialists Of Seattle will hold
an indignation and protest meeting
AZ The Graad Opera house. April q.
~ 2 30 p ma
AZ the meeting the socialists vii
upeuiY accuse the government 81
kidnapping Meyer. Haywood and
Fsttit.ane. ~ the Western Fedora
ton 81 Miners. and charging them
sifh the murder 81 Ex-Governor
ifeuuenhefE
Representatives from nearly every
labor organization of the city viii
be present AZ the meeting
~ far no arrangements have been
made a. to Who the speakers viii
be. bat a lively discussion is ex-
pected
Al the meeting a subscription list
sill be started in order 60 raise
money Tor the defense OF the men
nov Imprisoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
G. n. PLANS
NEW CUTOFF

late thls summer that section Of
the Great Northern railway lyin1
between Sow was,miaater aud
nlalus. via Cioycrdale. will be out
~ the Vancouver seattle route. az
far as main line traffic il cons
ersnei. The G = lraias VIII seiug
tn The southwest Of New Weatmin
atsf, passing through the Delta tiH-
ffict ana running along the shore
% samAihmoo Hay until Wlnlne r.
frarhed one fcAtarr ta the moylnf
Ca the cuast ~ the line and through
a mueh tselgef nuuntry
The announcement wHs made this
morning az the ssral ufftees that
surveyors we're ia tho field A. pres
cot runniuK iiaaa from Blaine
Frum blaine 10 oltesfa he ur~ rad
niii b. nine miies long snd fNo
bridges WIli BE- necessary u la eati-
mated that 70 milaa ~ nsw tFaekagr
ash Be- laid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
SEATTLE SISTERS TO
SHARE IN MILLIONS

Mrs Alex n0iR. living ~ a4oi
l0th ay n. and Mrs = > Edmunds.
~ HillmRn city. are among The
heirs go the estate of Hlr Francis
Drake. estimated % be worth flum
$3.50 600 900 "a 500 e00 600
They received word last week
that the English court OF ehaneefy
after 500 years 81 litigation. hnb
deereed that she estate shall be a.
vided among tho heirs
The tWo sisters have written e. a
ehAneery specialist Ia London. ip
hook after their interests They fan
clearly prove their descent hom
Str FRANCIS brakes youngest hfota-
er. John Drake
in 1874 an uncle 81 Mira Dolls and
Mrs Eimunds went % England
and ATTEMPTED tn get = division ~
tho estate. bat the red tape OF che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

ehRnrery court had not then us-
Wuuad
Sir Francis Drake was the richest
mhu ia England before he Mas com
misaioned by Queen Elizabeth To
prgy on spanish commerce. His
raid ia la12 on Nombrr de Dlns
brought him a fortune One ~ hia
ships az one time bad ~ tons 81
silver. ~ chests uf gold plate and
sol pounds atoirdupola ~ pure gold.
besides chests ful 90 emofaida and
sema Iils triumph over the Span
ihh amanda brought him Increased
eealfh and honor It's enemies In
court called him the master thief
81 the unknown world
Albert Drake d clerk In a sth
aY hoid ia New YORK.. ia another
81 the active claimants 60 the pa.
tate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
PASS BOGUS COIN

Parties unknown are passing
bogus e. gold pieces a. saloons Cap
tain Hell Of The treasury depart
uleut. picked up two today. oHe in a
very unusual aay. y ! Opauhl. a
iarEer residing az sos frfth av..
earhea a cheek Thursday FOE So Al
Jameson a Moffaits saloon. lie
was given n 8 gold piwces besides
silver. Last night one II the sold
pieces Was turned down by the
Third Avenue theater 0pdahl took
the matter un az once with police
headquarters. who asked Captain
BELL 80 handle the case. The latter
was Impressed by the lorEpr's hon
eaty and asked tine Haioonkeepefs To
make good the bogus coin but they
refused Captain ueil has the coin
now. together with one more sent
In by FRET Az. saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
raoueLEo en- soYs

Several reports have reached the
police % ffartious boys In different
neigh borhoois whom the residents
Ssh corrected Near 1919 Harrison
~ the complaint Is that the boys
engage In toasting 90 the sidewalk.
endAnFeFinF the pedestrlanG Ia the
neiFhhorhood Of g2ud zy and Ter
race St Young Amerira appears 10
have made n ball park in too close
proximity to the houses The result
has been many smashed window
panes and the residents are Up IN
arms about a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
WANT To HEAR
MAYOR

Mayor Moore has been invitei %
mcef With the finance COMMITTEES
~ the city cuuncii tGmnrrus after
noau NJ = "a for the d. uHnlun Of
the anhisets presented ia his mea.
sage on the aabiset Of municipal
awnsrahln. transmitted 90 the euun.
"a am Monday niEht The com
mites desires particularly 20 80
cure the Views ~ The mayor on he
auhieet 81 appropriailuK money aui
- the general fuad foF the puflspss
20 tnyluE tracks On 2B4 Az \ and
Waatlaks boulevard Corporation
Counsel Calhoun has advised fhs
council that the rify cannot lay any
track At al without submitting ths
matter 20 a vote ~ tbs people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
Give ADVICE To
POOR

The formation of the Seattle
LEGAL Ala saclsiT for the benefit -
She pesor fnnk place to-day I. Gran
din gFusanaan says active work All
commence within fhr ueNt four az
five daya
The nhIeet - the society - 10 ~,
Ter 10 the poer free legal advice
Salts On behalf ~ the poor wlll a.
prosecuted BY Mr. grandin and his
associates. The Temporary quarters
~ the sneiciy stil D. IN ths Marion
building Mr. geandin aad bis
corps ~ workers alan propose %
help the fspor in every manner poa-
slhle hut the principal aid viii -
IN a legal capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
How They Got Start
Toward Wealth

AK any weli-to-do. self-made
business man how he got hls start
toward success. and HIS answer will
invariably be. in substance. By saw
ing Yoa may not be earning a
large salary. but whatever e is.
save a little each week. aud you cam
not help but win out In the end.
Depozit each week some amount in
good bank. The State Bank OF
Seattle. corner Of First and YesIeF
encourages savings accounts. no
rlafter how small by paying I per
cent interest. compounded twice a
year. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
MURPHY ACQUITTED

Attorney John @ Murphy was Of
flrialiy eHonerafed OF unpr0fesslOnai
actions IN the swift water Biz d.
Yorce chae by the six judges of the
superior court on Saturday. when
they dismissed The dlsbarment pro-
ferdingf that we're started against
the lawyer by the King County Bar
association Judge Albartsou took
occasion 10 severely SCORE Nj MUIR
ply for what he termed an Inn
proper scramble fof an attorneys
fec. bat the evidence in the cass
proved coneluslsely that the accused
lawyer bad been Mrs Gates attof-
ney and had acted within HIS ri ghta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
DROP LOOT
TO ESCAPE

burglars had packed up a large
quantity uf valuable allyefWare Ia
an empty pillow slip The package
had then been covered with n coat
and this the family found undis-
iurhed when they entered the house.
The police believe their arrival
scared the burglars away without
the plumber
Among the articles ~ iowelrY
taken. however were several gold
rings. one set with two pearls. an
other with three nmyeihyath. a
nugget stick pin. a lRdy'a gold wire
neck chain and breast pin seat
with a diamond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
VAIN PROTESTS
AGAINST BARN

More than a dozen Indignant men.
women aud children attended the
meeting Of the board 81 health to-
day ~ noon 10 protest against the
granting 81 a permit 70 Thomas ]
Peterson 60 construct a stable GA bis
lot a. azd Fourteenth ~. near
Cherry 81
Under the ordinance the board
was without the power 20 refuse tho
permit provided the person request
ing q agreed 10 comply with the
provisions for the regulation u
building and caring for stables This
Str. Peterson il prepared 10 DO. and
the permit was granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
Bad BL.AzE:
STOPPED
..rs Asour AMMONIA TANKS WERE MENACE TO
..o,.o waloa GATHERED ABOUT rHs elAxE-oAMAeG
70 PROPERTY IS SLIGHT

Vice President W n Workmen
estimated the loss a. s. 0eo None
81 the machinery was insured the
principal damage being confined TO
the woodwork around the raof
chief Cook. Of the fire depart
meat. says that a. the ammonia
tanks used in the building had
caught tirc. there would have prob
ably been a heavy loas of life. "a
immense crowds surrounded the
burnlpg structure. within close
proximity Ia the flames
Owing TO the dense smoke L Was
thought az first that the fire was
sorioua. but within short time
after water vas helng poured on the
fire the flames we're aubdued Ne
one was hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

- ,hs immediate response IT
" Aeeartment saved the plant
" - - ss,,ssns' llsht & Power com
q ~ ), western az and University
la a. afternoau tom total de
= 800 A. the result Of = fire
sl ,'.s eSls.natea 10 the tanning ma
'a a. alarm vas turned In shortly
.rsr 50 o'clock and ~ the ti'ne
4. sepsrtmeat fcaehed me seee2
4, flames bad envelopes the toes
~ portion u The sapets1t ustu'v
IN ! dozen lincs #. hose we're
.seus on the flames ten minutes
80 ne call vas made fot the dc.
..,,weat add e vas less than M
- n.nuies later uutil the blaze
-, sabAaet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

burglars Thoroughly ransaekod
he residence of Neal MeAuey. at
t1s3 Summit nv lnat evening. and
after having packed up the most
valuable part % their booty Io carry
away they went of and left q lYiuE
ON the floor
Tho theft was reported 20 the po.
lice ~ 10 20 O'Clock The family
had been away fof the evening and
returning home found everything
tupsy .turyy The lntrndefa got in
through a side window. which had
been unlocked. aud searched every
thlugs from the cellar 20 the garrett
On the middle ~ the floor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
PANTAGES SUIT
IS SETTLED

The 80 oeo breach u promise salt
~ Kate Rockwell against Alien
alter manager. was this morning dis
missed from she superior court by
Judge Tsilman Attorneys Humph.
rirs and Cole opposed the dismissal.
ciaimlnk that. whiic the case sas
settled II Was douu without their
knnxlssixs
Tbs suit aaa settled Tor $500
sum Vas paid 20 the plaintiff In
person. aud Attorney Hamphriea
stated this morning that she NaH
railroafef our ~ the country wifh.
uuf her lawyers being consulted
The woman IL said "a b. At her old
home IN Fairbanks Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
BOY To RETURN
TO HIS HOME

Roland Patest who with pal
Hna picked un az Auburn last week
and is naw ia The Juvenile depart
meut ~ the county 3nn. VII be- sent
tp his horne 30 Spokane ~ thr
county commissioners A letter has
been received from the boys father
Boz that city, stating that he BE- Too
poor Go pay the boys fare back
home. and che matter hainR brought
60 che attention - Charity COM
missioner Buckingham. be- took 10
before the commissioners. who de-
Flded to send she hoy home a. the
r0uutY'H expense
John MaraetlIn. On whose cam-
pnuv younE Tuteef vas arrested.
will be sent back 20 che reform
? houi from which he vas recently
released on parole. The father Of
the potset boz De- employed in q
furniture store Boo Spokane. He has
seven children. and the family ls
in affaiEhfcned circumstance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
COPELAND RESIGNS

r. g Copeland. whn Tor the past
three years has been connected with
the Pacific Coast Steamship com
panf a. freight and passenger
aEeat has severed bis connection
nith thar company and wili today
accept e position slth the Aiaaka
Coast company Mr. Copeland Is one
81 the best known transportation
men IN the business For years be
vas employed ia she tntstior and
practically knavn every business
man from Seattle 10 Nome via
Dawson lie wili be the passenger
and freight agent for the Alaska
Coast company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
COAL STRIKE

NEW YORK. April e-The min
ers and operators in the Anthracite
rcEions held separate meetings this
morning preparatory 20 Joint
conference fhia afternoon.
AZ the request - the operators
the conference between The commit.
tees 81 th0 coal operators and the
miuers which vas scheduled FOR TO-
Gay. 90 consider the situation III the
anthracite fields. was postponed IN.
go tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
SWOOP
ON BLIND PIG

The police raided a blind pig yes
terday aud rs "A result Mr. and Mrs.
Lombnrdo. the proprletora Of an al
legged lodging house on First ay
south. near Weller st.. wefs taken
into custody. charged with selling
liquor without license They were
Afterwards released and the woman
Waa held under cash bail 81 500
ana will have 10 answer 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The coast and geodeilc survey
steamers Patterson. Gedney and Ne
Arthur will sail from Seattle ihis
month for the Alaska coast Tho
PatteGaoa 10 now BEING put IN readi-
ness for her trip 70 the Vicinity ~
Dutch Harh0f and Kodiak The
Gedney viii make observations In
the vicinity Of Prince Of Wales Is
land. while the Macarthur will bs
sent 10 survey the passage between
Kodiak ard Cook Inlet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
SURVEY STEAME
LEAVE SEATTLE

WASHINGTON y E April -
For scientific wprk In Alaskan
waters the survey steamers Pafter.
son. Captain uodgkin Godusy Cap.
tain Dickens. and MeArthaf Cap.
tain Rhodes. have been ordered 90
leave seattle during the next faW
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

Walter A Wyatt. formerly buai-
ness manager 81 the seward Gate
Nay. has returned from the north.
having resigned hts position ca that
daily paper lie Is stopping with
his family a. the Cecil hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
BLAME N. P.
FOR DEATH

n. orusrs lary which held an
,.,...s osss the bod ~ little kath-
.,.s vlactie. wh0 Vas run over
"a KILLED. ay Northern Pacific
go main near The Grant st
s,-i-zarts on Saturday mosninE
.~rrnsl verdict this morning
,.sf.sr me COMPANY negligent for
- karlnk brakeman a. The rear
- tAe FREIGHT train when the acs
csaf kApPsned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
CAPT. BOYES is
STILL MISSING

So far no word has been received
from Capt y j. Boyes. captain %
The Volunteers OF America. who
vas recently discharged for the un-
satisfactory handling o. the asso-
cations money A. soon a. Capt.
BoyeE can be located. he will be
brought Faek 70 Seattle 10 give an
account OF his mysterious conduct
The captain from the san Fran
cisco post. who II 20 en- Capt.
Bgyea' place. r. expected 10 arrive
the latter part Of next week.
Students 81 the university are re-
hearsing the Pirates Of penzanee."
which will be presented a. the
Grand Opera house. April 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

charge in the police court
Sergeant Stuart aud Pairplmen
Putnam. Bradford. Smith and Pey-
ser made the arrests. Some liquor
was found 100 the place and Is being
held ~ evidence
The Officers claim that liquor has
been sold from this place for some
time past and they allege that they
have sufficient evidence " secure a
conviction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The buildings which Tor several
weeks have been standing IN Third
av between the city hall and James
81. have finally been moved back 10
private property and the work 0f
putting the street into condition. for
traffic use Is going forward rapidly.
As soon a. the gangs u men now
at wokr laying steam pipes and con
creting the James a. car line have
completed their work men will be
pot TO vork laying the pavement
and ths authorities expect to have
the street IN shape for traffic within
sir weekA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

state peniteutlary. Is 10 the city
and stated today that the state pen
iteatiaFY ~ taxed 10 it, capacity
CAp1alu G. r. 4 Radcliffe and
Paul Niedlcck. Engiish aad German
biz same hunters. passed through
the gity tn.iay On their way to 81
IBERIA "a hunt beara. They all at
tempt 10 set exclusive specimens
while lu siberia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The jury further suggested that Il
would b. the best plan Tor the rail.
rpad company Ca take precautions
thai would prevent anY similar ac-
cldenta IN The future 70 wRA only
few months 40 that a little hos
vas killed IN almost the same place
and manner a. the Nlnetts Eiri 40
the findings % the jury places the
blame upon the company for not
haYlnE a brakeman ct the rear Of
The trAIa while switching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

TIE FINEST QUALITY AND
MOST ATTRACTIVE STYLE
HATS FOR THIS EASTER ARE
T4E ktsossURvs-ss. w. q.
HUTCHINSON CO. CORNER %
AND UNION. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
CITY BRIEFS

tsarsnx house owned by G l..
wN.z4ue 4 itie FuaFth ay. mar
wx.p sseaped destruction from
hn~s fka morning An avefheat
!. aose psas 81 the WOOD Aofk
.ss ana ~ the time the depart
mi arrived the flames bad eom-
ss.tiy filled Que r0om. The blaze
- salcksy extlnEulzhed and the
as ulll n1t amount % more than
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Goes To JAIL

los ANGELES. April s-Rsy.
James n. Tylie. a former Methodist
minister. and Mrs Fannie u Green
wsre held on a biEamy charge In
the justice court today. Both went
10 jail being unable 10 furnish ball
Tyiie threatens his wife. who swpre
20 the complaint Fie vas arrested
on hia way to Mexico.
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DISCRACED MAN
SURRENDERS

BOSTON. April . IA. q Proctor,
private secretary Of United States
senator Lodge. was released ON $500
ball yesterday after aurrendetiuE
himself ON the charge uf smbezEie-
meut
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Eehuhaeh q Hamilton. the veil
known Nome steamship agents.
have purchased Cadillac auto
mobile This morning c " tlamil-
ton save the members Of the marine
department 81 the afternoon papers
a ride about the city
John p Miller. " n G. will hold
n social 81 the home 81 Mrs Henue-
quina. as North Twenty seventh
aF tomorrow