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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17

him by Thomas ". Lawson OF Boston
MT. Lawson may publish II II ho
pleases" said Senator Armstrong. II shall
certainly not. This committee cannot be
used by Mr. Lawson as distributing
a gpncy for his news
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
hind is SLOW.
ms Combined in Second
District Court.

lEs B-5efcre Judge Howell
y District court today, the
J Selhsp ys. James g Widdi-
q erd the fourth day OF the
eesc will probably not go
Es Ffidny night Tho amount
A=ases alleged TO have been
ca tut tho county and the
2 vent Ave days in It's trinl
= = reached.
fla T. Porter ys the Southern
~ damages iOr personal In
-las7i until Monday, March
q Anon kesleT against the
r5Aes company. another suit
hlSi-s. was continued until
nae of John Bowman against
~ ce1ilnued until April I-
~ Tor personol injuries. In
-1is sues 10 recover $40. 0W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
y Ausicians Coming.

IrE1e.
h-Jchn Jamss OF Salt
Issa tcdsy His srecleI pur-
Hte Tor . large Ogden con-
.as concert to b. given in
la,srnaele on Friday. March
r'hs ihe great Welsh tenor.
!eones has arranged with
LpT Tor r 81 round-trlp
2 Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17

nation warning the population in view
OF the alarming rumors Of troubles, his
determination to suppress eneTgetically
any attempt to disturb the peace.
Forty revolutlonists and a number OF
bombs have been seized by the police in
n leading hotel here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
/ STREET CAR LINE
4 Being Made to Carry
4, Mouth of Canyon.

u v-Thc return TO the ser-
F,rsy as assistant superintend-
- RspH Transit company has
',- rumboT OF changes, oil or
,,rssnr In a better service TO
M russ Of the cars have been
4 rh.re IS o more frequent ser
4 oslInuoUs runs, eliminating
I a A. many transfers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
Leaves 1t to lawson.

ALBANY, n. y March l5.-Senator
Armstrong OF Rochester. chairman of the
committee said this afternoon that he
would not mako pubic tho telegram sent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
I, Goes to Rock Pile.

q, however. decidedly wrong
-sirtIcn was forced on him
c nom the Reform school.
u" Hns sentenced 10 ninety
- -ls and his partner. Gus
- ~, ,nnate OF the school. and
81, up FOR nInety-ninc days
p ~ s1s 1orotably hereafter take the
~ gE.rs5 Elm. and viii think
ss,r commlts a fclon to tho
%, anJ afford him an op-
l The minds OF tho inmates
- Er,a1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
Offer to Divide Seepage.

The company claims about oue-siXth OF
the flow OF the creek. and offers 10 divide
the scepage If the city viii take the wa
ter in at the mouth OF the conduit and
turn It again into tho company ditch,
two miles below the Intake. The s6epaGe
is about % per cert Ind IL was contended
that both the company and The city
would be benefited
Referred to City Engineer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
, Amounted Patton.

4 "a, appointed Judge OF the
n,tsn al the Instance OF the
\ ,,snr.d the City Councilmen
- public eye TO appropriate
N, eity treasury. Judge
e,as,der r sJtors with more
rot b. exhibits more 5udg-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
FNAkES
[RIIDUs ERROR
L,ps Man to Industrial u
4; Recalls "a and he
|Ssptsnces Him.
IuaONS NOW
ON THE ROCK PILE
Is Over Twenty-Five
I-,onuiahIp
Record

rrDune- ,,, y, IN.
Il, realized that when he sen
-o,s a boy" who said no
'r, ,o tho Reform echool
rsss a great error. ~ SI Ssn
~ for a brick wall 70 la. an
~. Honor before he saw the
~ assured beyond any ques-
,tsf simmons was over Il
=. ', ,sSihoritles at the state In
n, 10 furnish him with Sy',
-, - " was 6 had man end had
=, r,Isaso OF tho inmates at
% ~ had 10 be assured that
G,1,.5 G, q Ilrl In Brigham City
r,"'rtsd hsr, before he would
as--,,nf vFas wrong
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
lsad Resumes Charge.

rrru change IL the return 70
R DoFlsnd who for years
II q op-ratlons at tho power
y, DofIand resumed charge OF
/. row believed that tho
. t,7e afflicted the management
IL Al toRer have passed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
Il MORE SURVIVORS
BROUGHT INTO PORT
Captain of the British King
Misunderstood Signals of
Rescue Steamer.

NEW YORK, March l6.-Capt, Andrew
Schau OF the steamer Mannheim said
today that the steamer British King was
followed the day before shc sank by the
steamer Mannheim which vainly tlut-
tered signals, which II they had not been
mistaken by the British King. would
hayo saved tho lives which were lost last
Sunday $50 miles south OF Sable island
This steamer arrived here today with
eleven survivors OF the lost ship Eigh-
teen others were rescued by the steamer
BoStonisn.
Saturday afternoon. Capt Schau said,
twenty-four hours before the disaster he
sighted the laundering steamer and sig
nailed lis captain TO stop his engines in
order that boats from the Mannheim
might be able to overtakc the steamer
and rescue the crew Bat the tempest
which later sent the ship TO the bot-
tom seemed TO have cOnspired against the
British kim
Signals Misinterpreted.
Through the masses of spray and tho
great waves the signal which was sent
latter signal means. Don't leave the
ship"
Had the British Kings engines been
stopped then, Capt. Schau says his ooSCs @
could have saved the lll-fated crew. be
cause the storm was not as bad as IL
became later He eaid that before the
steamer took It's plunge ne "a" sSdileh
leaplng overheard to avoid being drawn
down In the suction.
Jumped Into the Sea,
Third officer Sayer who was among
those saved by the Mannheim. today said
that ae does not believe the full com
plement was on board his steamer. az
some OF the crew deserted before the
British King sailed from this port last
Tuesday He says he believes that not
more than eighteen were drownd when
the steamer sank. The eleven men who
reached the lifeboats which carried them
to the Mannheim jumped from the deck
OF the sinking steamer Into the sea
where they kept anoat by swimming un-
I'll the lifcbout had picked them up.
The survivors are In addition TO Third
Officer W. f. Saycr: William Prees, w;
Wctsell. P Aspelase. a. Noltolina and
w lnschweibcr, all scamen; a Anto-
honcssen. p. Gurshews. F. Van Rotten,
firemen ]. Vcrryichen and CnaPnep
Ribokcn trimmcrS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
d 10 Ogden Canyon,

rl.apDeat. Mr.. Bailey is ar
N u tracks 70 the mouth OF
ns5 as soon az the weather
|.rk viii begin and VIII DO COM
,sbl. The material Is on the
|n.s AID lis are here and tho
10 atout completed. BY July
\ rAeap and rapid transit to the
j ~ ESatS OF the canyon. md in
! B 4 likelihood TINT the line
y. lkTO1gh The canyon 10 ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
BOMBS IN A HOTEL

Moscow q Nice, Comfortable Place TO
Stop in Just Now.
MOSCOW, March l6.-Gen Ribot, tho
Prcfect OF Police, today Issued . procla-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
Referred to City Engineer.

The matter was referred TO City Engi-
necr KELSEY for investigation and report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
CHECKS ARE
RECOVERED
HEsRY LYNCH SAVED FROM
LOSS ~ PfNkgRros oErEc.
rivUs WORKING At TIE
MEADOWS.

The cheeks tssnrt ~ Tfs Mead
aws - the bunee men Shp attempt
"a 60 srindt- Meutr f.Ffeh last
week uFere recovered b the rtnksf-
too detective agency ard yesterday
returned q tfuch BY the pinkrtiea
track detective
Lynch sasisavaFna % asrssialn the
same. e the guilty paftisa with =
vsts % prosecution hut the i.iuksf-
tons refused Absolutely 10 reveal the
issnfIfy 81 tha huncp men and lns
formed Lynch tat the men had isft
TIE TRACK To mAts ssifs that fhs
fsffF intending q cash the cheek
weald nat be discovered th~ inaefa~-
fnsBt Of f4ynch and that ~ the
would be setndief u~sr fefn from
ne ends ~ All ise chetks AMI "a
this tnufiiai-1 esntifien tho
ehreks we're returned q Lynch Ths
eh~es. wss~ i've ,u nuusls~f ara thr
Traas amount u al i've cheeks vas
ttsaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
MANY RESCUES
MADE AT FIRE
pIaze in Washington Block and S85, 600 Worth
Of Damages One Was Seriously lni ured
But There We're Plenty OF Narrow Escapes
From Death

~.rsrh The efforts Of the fire
nsiss departments, Assisted
=, ,..st aa,aunse BY cltisena, the
y. a. IN ihc Nsshins'oe building
-, VAS subdaed. With a loss
lss..st,oe in the nvlshborheod ot
~, acts II herelsm we've per
- n thr fife. chief among
49, s..s 49, the pseue Of Asura hull
WV ,..rs hy Eddta sutton. an
49, 90 rmpleye of the hnll
lsyes. ..,mnany NUuug Sutton
fIls.s"s bst NJ Ruli was uhahiv ,o
- AN his wife and dansht"t.
sa,s came Co the rracue,
FAl.se ,.sise she dauxhicr lowered
sha y - ne faof 81 ihe safe ~
hlnls ss.,llns and from there made
Wv .s rlth the sirl 20 the hfsii'a'
y y fn frcm sKhanst'oh
Rescued BY eubblst
-. ana MAry Rose. I've Sis
a RroN usyIiie. uaffoNR So
~. 4.ath bat we're resetei ~
sar' wtiiam eubblst q Hose eoins
IN Nave ~ u Caller. a salesman o.
- s,ssiard oil COMPANY ssN ~
- f,ihey In danger on thr l'tss
~ 80 Wsth the assistance ot
isoos saeree.lea in brinEine the
q, s,.aslrmaa doWa a ladder IN
'. r,s.gsr,ek c. nFadsn. sais s'nah
fr Peterson and l.s 49, .l.'...,,,,.,
.l,o conspicuous Ai'ss ..',e -
sloas ! ledge for setne asa s
r.as : sensational leNp 49, sa,.s..s
vppsr story and cAakht a. 49, -
on the rs rhis aet = 49,.
es,sf,si Is the Aistefy 81 sseae ''''
q firs eplsoass IN tnis cry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
THIEVES WORK
DURING FIRE

Numerous petty thefts we're ~
ported ~ having taken place dur
ing the big fire yesterday. several
people ran 20 the blaze and left
their doors unlocked. with the re
Ault that the thieves took advantage
II their opportunities.
George p Corey. Of Gu. iIoyf
4 FRYE. reports the loss 81 bis coat
which be iefi behind In hts Tight
10 the fire
II Bennett. q jeweier IA the
sullivan block. forgot 10 lock his
door and when be returned he as
covered the loss Of three valuable
watches
Mrs. Higher. Of the Hotel spraEue.
70s Yeslor way. reports the loss OF
a hat and a quantity Of clothing
" g. Evans. 323 Alaska building.
Loaf a suit case sometime between
Saturday and Monday nights lie
offers as for It, recovery
Several bicycles and other ar
sicias are reported missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
IS
DROWNED
ALBERT sArHER MYSTERIOUS
~ FALLS FROM STEAMER
FAIRAAvEn-BooY NOT AZ
COVERED.

Due either 90 a fainilag spell or
else attacked b. heart trouble. Al.
bert Sathar. a ynung man employed
81 dnckhAnd on the steamer Fair.
haven. Slipped overheard from the
steamer near utaalsda shortly after
10 O'Clock last night and was
drowned.
The members 81 the crew stated
that there we're no screams OF even
a call for help. from which T. h
taken that young saihcr was a vie.
tim Of heart failure Coming into
port this morning the flag Of the
FalrhAren vas at hslfmaai Albert
sather Was the son Of City Marshal
sather. Of EdmoBdH Iie had been
employed on the steamer off and on
for m0utha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
ATTEMPTS TO
SUICIDE
YOUNG mAs.A.mEasER OF rHE
mAsoNs. JUMPS OVERHEARD
FROM rHe STEAMER FLYER.

what's th1 us~ - ilNiusf
Win the atssve wurfs an unAnown
mHu Jumped over ths rafting NJ shs
steamer Flyer yesterday tfisfas.si
luto the waters II the saani wgsd
Nas instantly communicated -
captain Coffin whn sounded the ffs
slafm Ths sfsameF saa stappwl
ana hnais lowered Ia exceptionally
shaft tine
The man vas piEksi up nsafiY En-
hsustsf anf pas aboard ths baas
prsisfstives pere Administered sirf
the yaung man was pronounced all
right
Not even the captain knows ihs
nsaas asms Ths eoaid be ssiieids
uas a aasin ant msuiefs of that
arsfsr teak him IN charge ou the
Flyer. also accompanying him
ashore
Prom passengers on the Flyer a.
the ttnse Il was learned that the man
haf recently returned from Alaska
ana "a. penpllssss after purchasing
Ms fteket At Tacoma faf Seattle The
attempt a. suicide occurred on tbs
Afternoon trip. the Flyer arriving
h-rr AZ % o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
THE THEATERS

Those who like vaudeville can b.
will entertained this week By going
TO the Star fheaicr The biggest hit
perhaps Is the X iophone duets BY
the Martin brothers Adams aud
Edwards have a funny plaYlet call.
ed The German Millionaire De
vAru and Curtis do a good Roman
ring aud horizontal bar act intro
ducinR comedy Al Jolson. the mon
olosiHt and shisllef. Ia Seattle Ia
voflte Marcns and Adele, Ia a
comedy roller skating act. u one
of the best things Of the kind seen
In Pacific Northwest vaudeville
Peter DunHNurih h singing In
After Years. aud b. request IS re-
peetlnK Cheyenne. hts hat Of last
week The mOYinE pictures as a.
ust are good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
DEAL AT oEoRoErows.

The top notch IN Georgetown real
estate transactions has been reach
81 Yesterday G. l. Wilson sold a
triangular piece Of ground with a So
foot front on Rainier az. and an av-
srmK~ depth of but i1iA feet 30 Mrs.
AnnIs y. Horton for $1,000. which Is
ar average Of ti40 per front foot.
The property 10 occupied by small
frame building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
SHERIFF. TAXES CHARGE
OF cONEY ISLAND row

guided ~ Justice Gaynofa 'decia
bon. which bis advisers tell HIN Il
che Law At present
He aisg aays Says that any person
interfering with the passengers
who refuse 10 pay a second fare wlii
b. arrested
The sheriff Is prepared 10 swsaf
90 4 thousand aeuuticz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
CHANGE
IN RECOUNT

Councilman Mullen lost nlnc
votes aud Couuciimaa Hurd and
Contestant Dow lost sight each as
a net result OF the recount OF six
uro~laesa OF the First and Second
yards counted this morning
This leaves Dow = net gain about
where Il stood a. the close % the
counting yesterday
The lost votes are 10 be account
81 for Ia the improperly marked
ballots challenged By the opposing
aides. n All Of these are admitted
BY thu court and counted aa marx
sd the count will remain approx
lmateiv a. officially returned 80
far a. these sir precincts are con.
crrua1
The six precincts counted this
morning are the Fourth and Eighth
Of the First ward. and the First.
second. Third and Npurih Of the
second ward
The count l. proceeding much
more rapidly than yesterday. and
may be concluded in from seven to
ten days Tho folloSing u the tab
ulafri result
Esttrfb prefluct First Wsrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
DIVORCE FoR MRS. pgNNlNo.

Sophie Jaffo Dennlng was grant.
ed a divorce from J Henry neuninR
this morning on the ground OF
abandonment J Henry DennlnE Is
q Seattle attorney. Mrs Dennlng
was formerly Miss Jaffe ~ this city
and member OF one Of seattie's
oldest families
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
FINDS BRUISED NAN.

patrolman Berratrom LAST night
found a man IN the rear Of the
Eagle saloon. In the restricted dis.
trict. badly beaten about the head
and IA q dared condition The man
was unable 70 give his name Ills
injuries wera not considered seri.
Qua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
BUILD stc sLock.

PiAns are beiug prepared b.
Saunders a I.awtnn. local archl.
tecfa, for = six story brick apart
meut house az the corner Of Eishth
AZ and Union AZ. for Wilson !.
Dcany The bullaing wiil cost $50
aoa The lower floors fleeing on
linton a. viii be devoted 10 store
s,rFftfssaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
LumsERmes MEET.

The Pacific Coast Lumber Man
ufactufera association IL holding
~ regular monthly meeting - the
club rooms ia the Olympic block
this afternoon The usual discus
sion Of expenses Of the club and
other matters pertaining 10 the AZ.
aoeiafiona private affairs VIII De
taken up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
~pLunoER" IS JAILED.

Phillip Wall. alias Pitlsburg Phil,
colorod. was ths morning fined SO
~ Justice Alexander. for prowlins
around IN tho early hours Of morn.
ing aud not working In the day
time ~ claims 20 be an omplOYe
Of the Barbe. Asphalt company, bat
had forgotten whom he last worked
for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
RAILROAD SURGEON SUICIDES.


LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aus. IA
nr. Louis Mol, On old time railroad
surgeon and a long resident here,
vas found dead IN his home today.
lie rad shot himself IN the head In
q ~ n despoudency because his wife
vas suing for a divorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
MAYOR MOORE
COMING HOME
LEAVES Los ANGELES romoR
ROW AND WILL DC oPERAT
so upon IN SEATTLE.
(s,.r Special ssr.io..)

los ANuEI.Es. Aug u Mayor
William Hickman Moore leaves Ter
Seattle tafnarFaW, - here ha vii
submit u surgical operation on
HIS ear A. present De Il. deaf Ia the
affected ear. bot IA encouraged ln
the hrtirf that hs all not lose the
hearing u halh ears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14

ALBANY. y. Y. Aux N--Appli.
cation has hesn made for an aRnul'
meaf Of tho charter % the Brook
In Rapid Transit company. chars
lna Il Is forfeited b. trYins 70
charge 4 fo-cent fare to ConsY isi'
and frum New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
FOUND WATCH AT FIRE,

STANLEY Bosnbfish. address not
Given. called at police headquar
tiers shortly after the fire Yesterday
afternoon sith ladies gold fillsd
watch. which he found on First av.
near the burning building The
watch - held AZ tbs police station
for Identification
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
BEGINS
ACTIVE WORK
oUskY PUollisT rs ENTHUsl-
ksrIc OVER HIS PROSPECTS
-RUFEREE QUESTION IS
STILL UNSETTLED.
tseripps News ssrvles.l

GoLDH1ELD New Aug - Tho
meeting ~ the Goi1field club 10 se-
teet referee aas not held last night
owing "a lack ~ responses from
some ~ those who have been wired
the proposition
Dane Nill begin apafripR today
With KID Sims is b. Within four
pounds 81 the required weight and
Trainer Prank Mcdonald is euthusi-
aaiie over this condition Nelson "a
still unsettled on his tanning quar-
ters. bat h. dalns a little raad work
The men viii arrange "a be weighed
late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
ABIDING ~ e4Ysoa's pEcis.
soN wilt PROTECT PEOPLES
eis-rs-~ILL SWEAR ~ a
rrousaso DEPUTIES ~ aEc-
rssSsr.

New York. Aug ft-At noon
islAs Rsfift Flaherty took ebarse
4 IL Brupklyn Rapid Transit
hsskEAs " ears to Consy island
Tas saerisf said he Nouid protest
- pablo AZ al hazards Ste eas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
WILL CONTINUE
TO FIGHT GRANT

chairman. Harold Preston. # X.
OWeue john 81 Spifkman. Vivian
a CLARKE aud b. j a. Snyder
This committee aili look np the le.
ral phase Of the situation ana re-
port nt the netf mssting 81 the
club. which is 10 be held ne' Mon
IL. MINI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
KING CYRUS ArFRIseo

Win her hsad gear AMI main
masf gone ths bark Kins cyrus ar
rived ~ So Francisco this after
ueun. The kiuE Cyrus war Ia col.
ll.ian q week axa. or cape FTaitsfr.
Wlth the bark gurgan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
shiLBoAr STOLEN.

W y Wood. reports the loss af
bis sail boat. stolen yesterday afl
ernoon from the University boat
house. on Lake Washington 4 De
seripiion % the boat has bwea given
the nnllce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
CALL roa sios.

The state hoard Of control has
ISSUED circulars calling for bids for
supplies to be used b. all the state
Institutions for the next sir months
The bids viii be received until Sep
temher IL. 1895. al ! O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
ANOTHER INJUNCTION WILL
81 SOUGHT TO KEEP THE
MIL WAuKEE OUT OF THE cE
OAR RIVER WATERSHED.

The Milwaukee has not yet he.
cured n clear track down the vat
ershed uf the Cedar river
A. soon az the Klng County Med
teal socletf'n salt Tor an injunction
Is Withdrawn Attorney Vince Pc
ben. on behalf OF clients. viii sock
an injunction
The Seattle Commercial club
wili also continue the flght for an
tnlnhahlied watershed A. the
meeting at the club neat Monday
night plans viii be- perfected Tor a
campaign This was decided at a
meeting last night
VIII Flood City.
The club will flood the city with
dodgers. and in every possible way
strive 10 bring the question before
the citizens
While the report Of the sanitary
experts has brought about ttnce
between the Milwaukee aud the
physleiana. Mr. faben'h clients are
still heiilgereut
Mr. Fabeu viii make his fight
On the legality Of deciding a right.
uf way 20 the Milwaukee. lie Will
contend that the watershed wac
condemned for specific purposes.
aud that the eitg has no right what
ever 10 deed II FOR any other pur
pose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
ALLEN CLUB FORMED.

A Watson Allen Republican club
vas formed Last night ~ hiiys hail,
I.ntona. with membership ~ 80
from the Nluth. Tenth aud EleV-
euth wards ST. Allen f. capht-
date Tor the state senate from tue
Thirty second senatorial district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
II You Need a Harness

The best place Ia Seattle 20 set
one L. from Tom Henderson. the
saddiery man az stz Occidental ave.
Real hand made goods At machine
made prices Largest line % stable
supplies and horse Necessities In the
northwest. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
CASES AWAIT CLARK.

Humane officer CLARK. being alb
sen, from the eity. no action Sill be
taken AZ present Ia the cases 81
child beating which occurred this
week Upon hia rctufn however.
steps Tor prosecution viii BE- taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14

X " BirEe. sisie union ".
complains 10 the police II . gang Of
small boYs 4ho are 10 the habit Of
breaking windows and oihersiss
siroyinK and dsfaclnE his property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
COULDN'T SHOW COURT.

Harrf Dieksoa. a naSeomrr 70
'thla city. AS this morning sen
.teucea 90 80 days In the city jail
because be could show no visible
means u support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-14
GATES WIFE
GETS AL|MONY
TEMPORARY AMOUNT PENDING
SETTLEMENT WITH $1,000
FoR COURT EXPENSES Al.
LOWED sY JUDGE GRIFFIN.

Although "swlftwaier BIZ Gates
made affidavit that 5000 Was the
extent " his worldly possessions.
Judge Griffin allowed his wife tenn.
pofary aIimony this morning 70 the
amount OF $3.50 a month. pending
the final settlement of the case,
and a. .00Q suit money. including al,
tarnera fees The ease came M
this morning on a complaint 10
show cause WhY Bessie Gates
mould not have almony Neither
tho piaintlf nor defendant was
prssenf
IN affIdavifs saltwater Blli"
states that when he returned from
Alaska h. bad ONLY s9.9lq. which
included all the money he received
from the sale Of bis claims He
paid g. 500 aiimuuy 90 ore OF hts
former wives. Vera Cook. and $1,000
attorneys fees together wtth the
doctors aiils. clothing and hack
hire for his present witc. which left
ntm only 5000