davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

Manager Fisher gave Tacoma "a
penuaat winner two seasons ard
Loaf g. 900. What Wouia he have
tust bad The team finished iR the
seeend alvisionf Fish l. going 20
move his club "a anaghwf town.
Jaek 0Hfirn has dictated the
terms GA Nhieh he will meet Tommy
Ryan. sho claims 10 BE- anxious 90
fighf FOR the mldfif .Aaiebt cham
piouahip. onfien says BE viii fight
Ryan at is pounds. weigh IN at 6
n M. the night % the battle Ryan
wants % fight at is pounds that
f. BE says be DOES. u begins 20
look a. though Tommy IL blufnns
for adNefilsluE purposes.
Ruhs Wadaeil has seen a great
white light let the umpire allure
II yuu SAINT 20 get fair treatment
says the Reuben one The aver
aFe umpire ia na honest ~ the aver
age ball player. aud II he makes a
vrohE decision be feErets Il az much
~ Hn3unc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
HELP FOR ALICE
ONBR/DAL MORN
FOUR YOUNG FRIENDS. A FRENCH MAID AND THE
DREssMAKER WILL DRESS THE WHITE HOUSE
BRIDE IN HER BEAUTIFUL BoUDoIR.

viii NEST tho president and bis
daughter ~ the foot Of whatever
staircase they choose. proreod 90 tho
arch which divides the corridor
from the east raom and then With
two whits satin ribbons form an
aisle ACROSS the room 10 the floral
altar.
The Marine band uill be stationed
a. On all state oeenHlaua IN the lob.
by. and Il will play the march
probably the wedding chorus from
'fahengrin after which the music
wlil be- furnished BY the boy choir
of 81 Johns.
All thee members Of the two fam
lies viii proceed % the East room
about 10 So tn a space which will be
set apart by n floral barrier As the
president will escort his daughter.
The proud dignity OF being his
mothers companion will fall 70
Young Theodore. who will be enc ~
the uahefH
only about zoe ~ the nearest re-
ihtiouH viil be given space close 10
tho altar. These are the Roosevelt
and Leo relatives ~ the bride and
the LonRworth- Whlker elan of Qe
groom.
The numerous second and thud
cousins and collateral relations Wit,
have 90 take chances with the other
guests. A special place will be
marked of for the diplomatic CORP
and the cabinet families, but It VII
not be done in the same portion of
the room az the relatives,
As the arrangements now c0ft-
template that Miss Alice shall ataad
facing thn eastern windows, in the
exact spot which ak of the White
House brides have chosen. the rcla-
lives viii be allotted room on the
right 81 the altar and the nmhassar
doris aud high diguitaflea to the left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
Chinese SITUATION
IS VERY SERIOUS
u.sis LIABLE OCCUR IN CHINA WITH JAPAN LENDING A
nelpise HAND 10 DEFEAT rHG UNITED srArts

Foreigners arc moro or less liable
h insult Americans are singled out
"a he icerud and hooted az aud In a
number 81 instances treated with
showers 81 missiles IA they 90
about.
Hands II armed men arr reported
tn be operating in South China.
burning mission stations aud de
struYlnk the homes Of native Chrta
tiana. but the details Of these out.
Fages are suppressed by the Off
uIaia.
japan II watching the situation
very closely and Il Is reported Il
holding Transports ready At NaEasa.
III. To he used. should q DO nccss.
sary 10 land troopa Ia China. n pro.
tect Japanese interests Similar con
ditiuns are reported at Manila.
where regiments OF American All.
dicra have been Supplied With field
equipment and could take the field
within is hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
THE LAW SAYS so

In reply 20 a letter received by
The star from a licensed engineer
Ia this city. complaining against the
annual Zee Of s. charged all engi-
ueerH holding city certificates. Boil
er Inspector Murray explains that
these fees are made compulsory by
the city charter.
The charter requirements IN this
respect are. said Mr. Murray. that
all expenses 81 the office. of holding
examinations. etc shall be proyid-
ri for from the fees Tor issuing
licenses and the annual tax imposed
upon all licensed engineers.
The engineer who communicated
with The Star contends that this
tax Is an imposition and should be
done away With.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
LOOKING
FOR JOBS
Employment Office Estab-
li8hed at u" for Benefit OF
Ambitious Students.

There are al the state university
large number OF students begin
ming the new term who must find
work nt once cor leave school They
are students who have entered the
university course with the intention
OF working for their education
To further the interests Of these
pupils a free employment agency
has been organized among them and
the city sanYaaaed with cards How
ever. many are sun without htua
tons
Several are now working out Of
school hours In local hotels. and for
the Seattle Electric company Many
do chores for their hoard. and the
Y ~ G a. has provided work Tor
many. The university branch II
tho Y NJ G A also conducts an en-
ployment bureau. which looks out
for students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
TlLLMAN HAS
DRACNET BILL

WASHINGTON. u. g. Feb. IL
Senator Tiliman introduced bin
today which e Yeriiahle draenct.
directing the interstate commerce
commission 10 investigate whether
any railroad IL interested Ga coal or
other prodae ta and Il they limit their
production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

w.sarNGroN. n C.. Feb. Ia
g, nom China grawa mere
.,.,mias daily senators are SWING
:. ,sAiert scriaua consideration
senator declares that the
a. s...nsss afr behind lhls they arv
- west lmplaeshIe enemies 81
$3.50. 10 CHINA In their strug'
:. Ar commercial supremacy they
=. nIttIng steaiih and uusefupul-
- against tho United States
s-,si.rirs TAR and Root must have
ssnsy 70 prepare tar a campaign
- Z sure % come and must be
ssss,tsA 10 protect an Americans
rhina they must have money
!, .at The machinery In motion.
- wnst hayu treors ready fur -
-, rssa them ~ any time
~ nstinE against foreigners in
s,ssA chlna is Increasing aud the
.sss.t,on il daily becoming more
80 mere serlous. While all ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
JEW ElRY STORE
is ROBBED

The iswelry store 81 , J Boyle
&c jefferson u Mss hurglarlte-i
last Night. but nothing IT value vas
takea except some watch makiug
tools and supplies which were Ia a
Nali showcase IeNelry and watches
which we're In the safe remalnei
nnlouchs1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
HOL 70
PECULIAR


Stanley Osahiiaa. "A bartender Nv
iug and working NJ South Seattle.
complained 10 the police that he
wnB beaten iu the head with the
butt end 9f n revolver. and after
wards robbed Of $50 BY man
named Prank Stone. a former friend
whom be had invited Co his home
iast night
Stone complained u n slight III
ness. aud Was shown 20 "a room
where he lay on thr bed for about
ga hour. Later Mfa OnakliaH wished
10 put the children 10 bed IN the
room occupied hy Stone. and re-
queated him TO leave the room. lie
left the room and The house. but
requested OaakliaH 10 nreompnny
him up the street. which the latter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
GIRLS IN
4 PANIC

A. the close Of a skating toufna-
meat on the Humboldt park lagoon.
IN Chicago. yesterday. the ice slow
~ gave way under the weight Of
3 600 people. causing a panic N
which many were injured
During the progress ~ the tour
ney The great crowd dcfied the Il
forts ~ the police 10 keep the la
gaon clear and overran the ice. The
great weight caused the lee 10 settle
slowly. and when the break came n
tremendous rush Was made for
shore Everybody was saved. bat
several girls we're seriously injured
by the paniestrlekeu crowd. who
tramplad them under foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
At TUXEDO

Lawrence Waterbury. the natIoaAl
racquet champion. met a decisive
defeat Al the hands OF Clarence II.
Mackey IN the seui-flnal round IN
the play for the gold raeQuet ct
Tuxedo park. y. Y. yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

aampllaE ameitef 70 test custom ore
The ameiler NiIl BE- the largest
west 81 Montana. The eleHifalYtif
copprr refinery piil ~ the Only one
on the coast Il Do Proposed 20 later
ata a eorpNf sire and sheet works
Ths capital II all furnished b. ae-
attic and chicago men,
The fue chamber Tor the saving
nf a,tst vii be i.eae feet lens. the
rrass section area being 1000 feet
u Niii terminate Ia q sniok estacl,
20 feet M diameter ara $50 feet
hlEh Ths plant. u Il announced.
viii be modern ga eVefy pafticular,
being equipped with tha latest tui-
pfaNemrntn ZOE me hauiraliY han-
diing material. - that Il can eufa-
pete with any emeiter In the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
SHELTER To
COST MILLION
CONTRACT Is Lrr TO ERECT MONSTER PLANT NEAR SEAT.
rLE-BEsr WEST or MONTANA

~ Haas. consulting metallaFElcai
engineer Of the uulon Iron Works.
% san Francisco. Who II a. the
Butler. Il authority Cor the state
mnnt that tho San Francisco con
eefn has been given the contract
hY the Copper Lead Smaittng com
pany. oi Seattle. for the eoastrue-
ton OF aeo=ton amsltnr near this
city. 70 cost II least si.uoa 600.
The exact lacation has not yet
bern announced The plant Will b.
able Ia handle I 900 tons 81 copper
ore aud 500 tons ~ Lead ore daily
In Connection With the lead ameiior
there will be a converter plant
There Niii also b 4 sa.toa lead ~
flnery. and n se-ton eleetroiYtic COP
per refinery. as well ~ a bgo-ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
BANK WRECKER
FOUND GUILTY
cHARLEs'C. MAY. WHO WAS PRESIDENT OF THE
BIG BEND NATIONAL BANK. rs CONVICTED OF
USING DEPOsIToRs MONEY.

SPOKANE. rch. Y CHarea e.
May president of the defuuet BiR
Bend National hank Of Davenport.
wash who has been un trial for
wreeklng that institution waa found
guilty By a jury in the federal court
Sunday afternoon The jury was out
a hours
The conviction came after one Of
the most stubborn legal battles In
Spokane. Mays downfall IL said to
have been caused by efforts 10 de
Yelop with funds of depoHitofa ou
hand IN bis bank. the Palmer Noun
tain mine Conviction WAS made on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

did.
When the pair were about 900
yards from the house Stone turned
On Osakliaa ard drew . gun Tho
latter turned and ran toward the
house. but was oVcrfaken a. the
gate. where Stone struck him with
the gun. ana robbed him. Dsakiias
yelled for help. ard his wife. run
ming 10 the door. frightened Stone
away.
Osakiias came into town and re-
ported the matter. but for q reason
known only 20 the police he was
placed under arrest and released
this morning on bail An officer
was sent 70 South Seattle where he
arrested Stone and brought him 10
headquarters. where he r. being
held. ~a@a%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
RETURNS FROM
CONFERENCE

Miss Mary =. Walker. general
seefetarT u The Seattle Young Wo-
nlens Christian association. who
- ssut - a delegate 70 the special
solan'ifies called by the American
ss.liliiiee, for the purpose 81 con-
.ssflhx The formation ~ one ma
seaaa body Of the Y. W. c. A.. re-
..lhsa 70 Seattle Saturday. She
1les That the decision Tor union
- tae result q the convention.
~ heleafier the two examinations
~ act under one head and man
10 more significant association
-,sslne has ever been held" she
al ms morning. Nor one more
az reaching IN IT, results than the
~ ~ ! attended a. Chicago. IN the
ayae Pafk Presbyterian church Of
a. eiiys We. a. A local orEanlza-
"on. afe deeply thankful.
rof number - years an effort
- 3een Pit forth 10 unite the two
tsa.'9iaal boards ~ tho Y. ". G. A..
IVY tnese have been uuauceeasfal on
seeount d The hesitation o. the In
.slnational board 10 accept the
s,ssshKeiieal basis ~ active member
Up y all associations affiliated
IN me American committee
III walker visited the Detroit
10 alton aa veil aa The 7. ". q.
:, AZ indianapolis and Dayton. o.
s{snaisg several days a. the latter
lac boxing into the welfare
Nofk u the National Cash Register
company II that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
BOTH ARE
NOW WELL

WASHINGTON. u. c. Feb. Ia
Congressman LonEWorth has re-
covered and appeared az the White
HOUSE today senator Hepburn.
whu has beea critically ~ ~ Hppen-
dlcltia. appeared in tho senate. ap-
pafeniiy recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
SMOKER TONIGHT

Soccer sports win gather at tho
Maccabee temple tonight for the sec
oud smoker Of the season. The fes-
tival will be under the auspices ~
the Seattle soccer team. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged.
As half season has just arrived. II
IL expected that a bumper crowd
viii be on hand Many matters
tending to better the game viii be
considered Players and fans from
the entire northwest viii be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
.CHINAMAN is
UNKNOWN

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. i2.-No
one In Chinatown this morning
seemed 10 know Wong FonK. who
Rhiie IN Cincinnati. predicted a gen
eral massacre 81 all foreigners Ia
China The dispatch says that
Wong Foug Il secretary II the Sis
companies. but Inquiries AZ the
eumpanya headquarters failed 20
disclose anything about him. Loo
kan. president % the san Francisoo
society of the Chinese Reform as
ISOLATION. stated that the report that
the Chinese Reform association Was
Implicated ia the trouble = untrue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
SINKS To DEATH IN
SIGHT OF FRIENDS
ITALIAN FALLS FROM LAUNCH ON WHICH HE
WAS TO TAKE a PLEASURE RIDE ON BAY.

nomenlco cohccci1. an Italian. 20
living al So Rainisf boulevard. wAa
accidentally drowned yesterday aft
ernoon By falling from the kNn3
plank Of a launch tn Which he aaf
a few friends were 20 have taken a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
SW|NDLER ELOPES
WITH LITTLE EGYPT
ussrsrs MS WIFE IN SAN FRANCISCO AND GOES TIC
rHe ORIENT.

after deserving his wife IN San
FrRnrlsro. The latter vas formerly
Mrs Marie Ware. who was impli.
Gated Ia the land frauds with $. A.
- Putcr and Mckinley. and whom
Mekinlcy married 10 prevent her
teatifyiux against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
MRS. COUCH ptus.

The funeral Of Mw. Anna o.
Cough. who died of tuberculosis
yesterday morning at ballard. will
ho held from the Norwegian Mcfho-
dat church tomorrow afternoon.
Mn Cough resided AZ $50 Preston
a. She was 90 years 81 ago. and
leaves a husband aud one child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

SALEM. Ore. FEB i2-Iavesiiga
sous made IL the state land office
AZ What Horace dcklnleT. The
~ swintlef. eieped 60 the Orient
49, Negember with little Egypt
xAam BE- met al The Portland faif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

the fourth. firth. sixth aud seventh
counts Of The indictment returned
b. the January federal grand jury.
The minimum penalty 10 five years
ia the peniientlary. the maximum
ten years
May was arrested Ia Boston last
spring He aud Albert ]. Lambert.
cashier of the bank. were indicted
b. "a federal grand jury.
The trial Ut Albert j Lambert.
cashier ~ The bank. viii be he'd the
latter part 1T this week lie II
charged With making false reports
10 the comptroller of the currency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

ride on the bay
Those on board The launch were
- greatly excited that they we're
not able 90 effect a rescue.
deputy coroner Vas summoned
and be hal the body taken 70 the
Hanney Watson mufEue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

The W. G T Z. Federation of
KING county will meet at the First
Baptist church. ith near James. at
30 tomorrow afternoon Reports
from all the various unions viii be
read and matters Of Importance will
be discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
MORE SOLDIERS
ron PHILIPPINES.

wAsH1NGTON. n. G. tecb. IA
II ia probable that the war depart
ment viii order another regiment Of
infantry from this country to the
Philippines for service Ia china I'm
the event ~ trouble there. n ls GER
tain the president r. anxious 90 send
annther raEIment soon na noaalhle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

unique recital this evening AZ 1 ..
ID. 3. hall On Fremont The Fffair
vii be under the auspicea u the
Fraternai Brotherhood II viii be
followed hy a dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

Many transfers have entered COM
plants during the past few days
about a house which is being moved
ples the entire width OF the street,
which leads 20 a large district on
beacon hill and the adjoining terri.
tory. and a great deal Of traffic h
Obliged to make a wide deiOur "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
STAR RAGING TIPS
OAKLAND


First race Kook. Mrs. r. NsW-
Aarx Agatha r.
seeoud Face-CorrigHn. Sandstone.
wsnrick.
Tlird raos--sad sam. Duelist.
ilnborough.
Fourth racs-Watsscure. JaekfuIl.
legAi FORM.
Fifth Faee-3risra. Arrah Gowaa.
clochs dor
Sixth aee-Granscutter. r "
hrr. n Dinero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
RE- ULTs At Los ANGELES.
ASCOT PARK.

- 3 = - AAAsaf ENaNHHFaAsAaeHs
ASCOT PARK.
First race. m. selling Sheriff
usu first Elnn KING second.
Rnrkey third. Tine. l &fA
second race. Is m. selling
Miss Betty first. Lucian second. The
HHEuenot third. Time. $50.
Third race. m 20 yda handicap
-Aoriia first. Embarrassment see
oud. workman third. TINE. &c
Fourth race. \ m. Woodland
stake Horace p. first. Ailerigu scr
oud. Silver Stocking third. Time
.Astt
FIFTH race. "a m. Gilpin
first. Charley second. J p. Dunohue
third. Time. t2sA.
sixth race. ca furH, aelllug--Con-
fsasor first. George y. McNoar sec
una. Revolt third. Time. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
loo Dor. Lead Pencils
&c Dor.

These prices are entirely to
your Interests
afTs Diatou. bishop Or Hiawatha
Us Hand Saw ..s..sssSt. .t1
gsc shaving Brush ......s. f1c
400 pair Bicycle Pedals zoe
7Bc f8-lu. Lees Butcher steel
...4..... .s..s.s..s.ssss DDc
5Gc ola Copper. Dull Brass OF
Persian Bronze Mortisa Lock
EaHa sa..sss.sss tssssss IDG
ffsG star Food Chopper zoe
sfs0 ff-in. French Habataro
Cook Knife ..4.s.sssf..s 0S6
af60 Yankee nr Guadeil-Pratt
Automatic Screw Driver. with
a drills sssssssst. 80. use
Zoe box GILT or BRIGHT Picture
Wire .ssttssssst.ss. - &c
Toe Black Diamond, Nicholson
or Riverside Slim Taper FILES
........... &c. &c and Se
sPlNNINe's CASH STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

ehmATic ENTERTAINMENT.
ne arafuaiie uunlla "a Professors
The Washington times., 1906-11-03
HEARST'S FIRE
AGAINST ROOT
AND CROKER
Tammany's Old Guard Said to Be Reor-
ganizing Quietly Under Croker Man,
Ready to Knife Ticket

Of unsettlement. The old guard Is
ralying around James J. Martin.
who represents Mr.. Croker, and
while nothing is being stated pub
ljcly, it is said orders are being
given 10 knife the ticket. The dis
trict leaders loyal 10 Murphy swear
openly that Croker taught them
regularity and they will see that
their districts stick to the ticket
from top to bottom.
The defeat of William r. Hearst
would mean that Leader Murphy would
lie unhorsed and Tammany Hall reor-
ganized- Mayor AICCIelland and the city
administration is using every influence
10 encompass Hearst's defeat, which will
mean the snnihilarion of Murphy. the
arch enemy Of Mcclellan. Friends OF
Richard Croker do not expect him 10
again take the leadership, but viii give
his advice on Tammany's reorganization
when he returns here in December.
William r Hearst today and last
night assalled Secretary Root and for
mer Boss Croker. declaring that they
We're enemies OF the people. He said
that Root had dragged his high posi-
ton into q partisan campaign, and into
a personal attack in a local situation
tiers. Croker was fighting him, he said
because ne tHeaTst) had driven Mayor
Van WyCk out Of Office for his cOnneC-
tious with the lee trust.
The Washington times., 1906-11-03
CHAIRMAN GRIGGS'
FINAL PREDICTION
Says It's a Bad Year for
Bosses and Hearst VIII
Win.

Very short and pointed was the nnaI
prediction claim put forth AT noon To-
day by Chairman James NJ. Griggs, of
the Democratic Congressional commit
tee Mr.. Griggs had nothing TO add 10
the statements OF the Democratic posi-
tion that have been given 10 the pub
lie through The Times in the last last
ten days; he merely reiterated the con-
clusion reached heretofore and presents
IL as his last word.
But. as to New York. the Democrats
chairman. who has spent cOnsfdera ble
time there, added a word in response TO
a question. He was asked how tha
Root-CrOker developments would affect
the State night.
This is IA year when the people ara
after all the bosses" replied the chair
man. They're beating 'em everywhere,
and there going 10 do IL I'm New York
They beat us down in Georgia, they
beat La Toilette in Wisconsin, they are
going TO beat EN- in Ohio and PennsyI-
vania and New York. They haven't any
compunctions about beating the big
gest boss they can reach
The President set about TO boss New
York. and he'll get what the other
bosses have been getting. That's all
there IS TO it.
"croker-weil, he's Just one more boss
for the people 10 beat, and they'll take
more interest IN IL by reason Of having
another head in sight to reach. Hearst
Will be elected
The Washington times., 1906-11-03
MRS. PEARY'S Joy
WHEN SHE LEARNS
HUSBANDS A HERO
Glad He Planted the Flag
FartheSt North, She
Says.

NEW YORK. Nov. Mrs. Robert E
Peary wife OF Commander Peary, who.
on his ninth trip 10 the arctic regions
reached 81 degrees, 8 minutes, north.
thlrty-hve miles nearer the pole than
the record made by the Duke of Abr7Iz-
ri IN 1900. was awakened early today and
told that her husband was returning
safely.
After 81 moment OF silence. in which
her eyes showed great joy. Mrs. Peary
said;
I should like to be with Mr. Peary
IN his triumph, but ne knows that / feel
as he does and share his victory
1t seems 10 me that there can be no
words 70 express my happiness and Ella
ton over the fact that my husband Is
nov the hero OF the most successful
polar expedition in the history OF the
world.
Chiefly, ] an glad that he planted
the American flag farther north than h
ever had been carried before-farther
norm Ihan any representative OF any
nation ever carried a nag. There will be
no more sleep for me this dawn
MIS- Peary arrived from Washington
last night, on a visit To Mr. and Mrs
l'eWitsch, of 39l West End avenue. Mrs
lleWltscH Is a sister of Commander
PcaTy.
The Washington times., 1906-11-03
BOOKMAKER CASE
IS POSTPONED

The trial Of William Davis. a New
York bOokmaker. who Is under indict-
ment here. for violation of the District
gaming laws. making books or the Ben
ming races, which was set for Tuesday
next before Justice Stafford in Criminal
court, No. i. has been again postponed.
Inc date now set for the trial is Tues-
daN, November 13. only two days before
meet.
Ihe postponement was made as the
result OF an agreement between Dis
ulct Attorney Baker ana S WOrthtng-
ton, counsel for the accused Ii is ex-
pected that the trial of the case will
occupy the attention of the court for
TWO or three days, In case the trial is
not ended. or in the event the result
Is against Davis. according To the state
ment made BY District Attorney Baker
some weeks ago, betting will not be per
nltted at Benning during meet Even
II the trial Is not terminated at the
time or the opening of the fall meeting.
II is believed MIR. Baker will direct that
additional arrests be made and daflv
raids continued until the courts direct
their discontinuance