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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-17

wiejski, przypada IL delegatow
postepowych. w niektorych o.
kregach wyborczych przyszlo do
zaburzef.
Rad jest przekonany, re do
ponownego strajku urzednikoW
kolejowych ME przyjdzie, gdyz
strajk TAXI niema w obecnych
warunkach zanych widokow po-
wodzenia. -
w Saratowie skazano ma
>Smiere przez powieszenie kobe
te, kt6ra S grudnia zastrzelila by-
lego minista wojny Sacharowa.
Sad wstawil sic do cara, azeby
kare srnierci zamienii ma dozy-
wotnie wiezienie.
Petersburg, II marca. - Oglo-
szono list corki generala Ismailo-
wicza, kt6ra dokonala zamachu
ma zycie gubernatora W Minsku.
Donosi w MIN, re policya zbila
ia do nieprzytomnosci. w VIE
zieniu sciagnieto niej ubranie,
pluto W jej W twarz i obchodzono
sic MIA tax brutalnie, ze uderzy-
Ia sic o Sciane taxa sila, Il
pekl jej bebenek W uchu.
w lutym stracono W Rosyi
2o7 osob, pomimo re kara smier7.
ci jest nominalnie zniesiona.
Toxic, I7marca. - Izba po-
ildw W parlamencie przyjeaa
wiekszoscia 243 gsosow przeciw
100 wniosek rzadowy, azeby ko-
leie zelazne upanstwowic. w
przeciagu 5 lat wszystkie linie 20
stana wykupione kosztem ESQ
milionow dolarow.
Algeciras, II marca. - Dele
gaci maja nadzieje, re Francya
zgQdzi sic ma projekt Austryi z
poptawka. Policya hiszpahsko-
francuska, majaca funkcyonowac
w Marokko bedzie ulegaia in
spekcyi ze strony komisarza in
nych mocarstw, ktory wszakze
ME bedzie mial prawa wydawa-
MIA rozkazow. Delegat angielski
popiera ten projekt. w przyszly
wtorek odbedzie sic wspolne po-
siedzenie, ma ktorem rozstrzyg-
ME sprawa dalszego trwania lub
rozbicia sic konferencyi.
Postepowanie Niemoow zdra-
dza gotowosc do alszych IL
stepstw, zwlaszcza do zrzuce-
MIA z siebie odpowiedzialnosci "a
rozbicie konyerencyi i "a skutki
ich oporu.
Londyn, II marca. - Krol
Karol rumunski, chory ma zwap-
arteryi,ma obecnie zaiety mienie
i m6zg, Zachodzi obawa,> re
smierc moze nastapic lada chwili
a w kazdym razie lekarze bedaz
moznosci przedluzyt mu zycie
zalewie ma kilka tygodni.
Berlin, II marca. - Ia namo-
wa cesarza utworzylo sic iowa
rzystwo zeglugi napowietrznej,
majace ma celu dostarczanie ar
mil niemieckiej balonow maszyn
do kierowania balonami, ,azeby W
razie wojny obserwowac MONA
z CORY rugby woJsk nleprzyJa-
cielskich. Take balony posiada
juz amia francuska ma granicy
wschodniej.
..Poznan, II marca. = Arcybis-
kukp Stablewski zagrozii karami
koscielnemi takim ksiezom, kto-
rzy Iekcewaza jego rozporzsdze-
ME w sprawie ,,Strazy". Pewien
ksiadz W Poznaniu udai sic do
Rzynu zazaleniem ma Arcybi-
skupa. Tymczasem powodu
nadwatlonego zdrowia ks. arcy-
biskup urzadzil sobie wakacye
ma czas diuzszy i zastepuje go o.
fcbecnie :oiskup Likcwski.
Indianapolis, II marca. = Spe-
cyalny komitet pracuje mad ulo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-17
zaburzenia ME ustaja.
Rad rosyjski laknie pieniedzy.
Niemcy przestajs grozic Francyi wojna.
Obawiaia sic francuskich balon6W.

Pozar zbroiowni smierc srazak6w ich polu chwaly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
GREELEY GOES
TO FORTS
Will INSPECT FORTS CASEY.
woRpEs AND FLAeLER % :
roma COMO 70 AMERICAN
LAKE uNeAmpmENr.

MuJur General A " Greeley.
T8itsI states ARMY eeiuWaatsr =
ihr paegne division arrived iH f..
attls this morning fran SltAnne
ard fsff fas raF4 Tae ascend 90 20
n'alnsk Hn ths steamer iatianapsiias
to inspect Porte Casey Wafden and
Ilaelef TIE army official Nil re-
tufn 60 sesttie tonight ON ths Unit
81 nfatea sssamsf Cartwright ard
remain hsfe antil tnmoffaw mefH-
inE. eainx thsH 10 Tseofus aad from
there t. the American Lake canp
where TIE annual eaeaFupfnsnt Ntli
10 held nest uinHth.
Accompanying Iafur tiehefsi
Greeley 10 carlaiu Prank T. Wina.
hls aide TIE present trip ~ Nj.
Greeley Il TIE first since NJ has &C.
aulred iha title of ma1or Nvnsrai
Formerly ke uas ia fhafes ~ the
United states signal corps. ani 4
uas through his persistent cffaris
that Alaska ~ nov connected win
fhs TINTED states by cable aud difr
f~faut portions - the nerthera
country are connected ~ wireless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

CHICAGO LEADERS TO ANSWER
CHARGE or CONSPIRACY TO
RUIN THAT elTCs BUSINESS.

CHICAGO. July ~ The cook
county grand jury to-day returned
on Indictment of lgG pages. the
Longest ever returned 90 the state,
TO cover alleged criminal acts Of
labor tenders iu chiraNo during tho
fmst year Tweuiy .eieht counts re-
cite that Cornelius T.. Shea. Hugh
Me8ee. Charles Duliio. Edward
Netkies and others officers n the
TeamHtera National iocai unions
ana various trades. r0uHpifcd 70
ruin ihs bnalnrsa - Chicago nna
committed many acts of criminal
conspiracy against Marshall i1eld.
Montgomery Ward company. cx-
press companies and other business
corporations.
The whole IL general HeathiuR
arrpiKnmcut Of chleaRo organized
labor
The labof leaders declare the in
dietmant returned NJ this time IL %
dlacfedit the effort Of iabor leaders
10 form a labor party to take part
ln the coming political campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
Chief COOK PLAYS ..
HE'S A REAL CAR
Issues Orders to the Various Fire Department
Stations That Smack Much Of an Imperial
llkase Issued by Emperor Nicholas.

az wei 80 for the conduct % all
others Who Nisif tht enslus house.
/ Ne member az the department.
HhHti az InF time or place. talk
ahaHL Nua fault With 0f gntef into
e discussion reEafdlas she manaHv=
meHi 90 the firu department noe as
$50 che personal actions ef amp uf
thr nfucafa or members.
tf No eiiiaeu shall be allowed GO
enter any station without having
arsI received thc permission % The
efueer Zee ghnrHv and while thHte.
must not cgilieiae auy 20 thr Ufs
Hcefa ur men uor rhaf they carry
an 4 canNefaalian such a. would rec
fiett iisctrttt en any of tts offieefs
~ mtu
III ofuecfs Ia shafre n stations
shah keep reHnfd pa uauk ranr-
eiallY provided EIXiHg the MEME ~
~ ncfsons VISITING fhf station AND
lhr titnr az arrival nni departure.
" M fuawhrf shalt be ailoN ra
ta take tg hts eau accord. frum an9
building 81 place. am article net HE
Hersonal property o. that % the fire
department
v. Nc member shall be allowed 10
aecfpt au afileie faF aefeicN feus
EaNHN HA e NHHNa NNHHNHH % 70 ~
ealn 0f az souvenir
VI peranua wishing 90 make
presents 81 appreciation 90 nefvtrvs
rendered shall 50 30 uFau - aps
aroVai ut tue ehisf ~ IRE drraFts
men9,
VII Members shalt always eans
duef themselves aH ErutleHianlf
and cauffeoaa manner,
VIII CAPTAINS. of Those Ia ehhfEr
shall Immediately report to she
chief - Gre department euy xiett-
tEau re these rules e5tsef ~ meme
bera ~ the Department ~ ufheFA
N Haf fha NieiatinH - any - the
above FNiea. members % this tHlaF3
ulsnt uiH be sabises o. innsdiais
dismissed
/ further wish "a eail - 3oar att
tHufEan nuiHa Nrs - Sc At. 81 and
sa - ehanief XII - fHe Feirs IS
tEsia defar1mHut relative 10 she teIs-
rhene ard fiaer watches and e. atas'
notify SEES g. see lhHt these rules
afo strictly Hgea up 60 iu fuuf 80 p
faan CAPTAINS ~ those in ehtFgt
~ companies. shaii imm efiiatsit
rnske written report 60 she ghfsl
az fire Htraftussut ~ eeFsthlms
earaHt 1he KeneHai Fuafine aufk
RALPH COOK
chief fSfr Department
July 81 ises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
JOHNSON DIGS
UP CAR RAILS
MAYOR OF CLEVELAND INSISTS
ON RIGHT -oF. WAY ron NEW
MUNICIPAL STREET RAIL
WAY.

CLEVELAND. O. July Is kaFiy
this morning. eltY Norkmeu, headed
~ MAYER johnson. guarded BY the
police. tore % the tracks Of The
Consolidated Street Railway CON.
pany on Fulton street. from Inrain
10 FrAnkiiu. "a make room for fhe
tracks % the municipal company ~.
Gently chartered rs Mayor John
sua and associates
The Consolidated company secnf
cd an injunction s9ou after The
courts opened. bat Mayor Johnson
refused 10 pas anY atfrniion 70 the
mandate IIc said that. a. soon aa
the municipal tracks are dozen. h.
viii permit the others to lay tracks
on the ether side Of tne street. u
they use rails according 70 city
specifications
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

ST PETERSBURG, July z5.=
count Iieyden. Prince Lyan and II
siukoviteh. douma members who
refused O. sign the Nibotg mani
festo. today issued separate appeal
10 the people to quietly submit 20
the dissolution 81 parliament aud
prepare for the election ~ new
body. They point out that the en-
prr8r o. within the constitutional
rights under fundamental law. They
cay thsy think IL would be crime
amidst the present dangers 20 at
tempt 10 shake oft the sovereign
power.
The members urge the people 70
prove by self control tbAt they are
~ Tor self government They de
clare that resistance viii bring Rus
els Into final economic and political
ruin.
The nasslns ~ troops ~ Moscow
continues The city b. under Hetni=
martial law a steamer load Of
Finnish uorkmen. singiug the Mar
seilaiae. has arrived. bat were not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
STORMS RAGE
At NOME :
CAPTAIN OF oRIzAeA REPORTS
STEAMERS FORCED TO PUT
TO SEA - STEAMER HAD
HARD TRIP.

After one Of the aiotmlest trips on
record fof tbis ararou of she year
the steamer orisaba arrived IA
Noms last Sunday afternoon. ace
cofdlnF 70 word received this motn-
Ing bf the Northwestern ateamHhlp
company and the Merchants Ia
change
Captain Tfnehridge wired that
tao DAYS out from cape f1atiefy
heavy weather started aud when ho
heated Intp HorIuE sra the steamer
was besot with head Winds and
heavy seas AZ Nome nl az tbo
alramefs arr having hard time
diaCharaina and several times the
craft have been forced 20 pat to sea
ln ride out the ntafma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

The Extraordinary efforts %
thwafi attempts BY grave robbers
wers sanctioned b Mrs SAKE and
b. Der closest advisers The ~.
pandlturr for this protection and for
the coffin and accessories wltl b
CREATES. 20 Ear a. kuaWa. than aaI
susn expended IL the beEiai ~ ans
other private citizen in the Heitsd
stafea and & in striking enatraat
with the rigid economies pgACticed
during the long lifetime of Mr. Sage
The eoffIn alone. ~ solid mahosan1
with rs copper inside envelope
cost approximately $1,000 The
steel case and It's patent unaickahlo
lock cost 81. 90a q - called the
burglar proof coffia. and e e as
serted that even without the added
precaniion Of electrical protection
o. guards. u would - impossible
for the most expert grave Tubher
20 get at the body
xIfs. sage. q IL said. has bad a
dread ~ q violation ~ sepuichsr
since the stealing OF the body 81
A r. Stewart. and she readily con.
scented 70 the proposal for safe.
guarding the grave u her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
MILWAUKEE, SCIENTISTS WILL
TELL HOW TIE RAILROAD
CAN COME DOWN ThE
watershed WITHOUT POL.
LuTIno THE WATER.

The question Of possible contaufs
inatiou 81 cedar river from the eofsz
sfructlon 81 the Milwaukee railroas
along the river bank Will be taken
up al a Joint meeting Of the eorpor-
afians. health and sanitation aud the
fire ana water committees, 10 be
held this evening.
The meeting - called fer the
p,trpnso OF hearing the report Of
tha railroads packed jury ~ three
experts employed BY its officials 70
make a report which VIII tend 70
aIiay the fears OF the citizens Of
Seattle.
In and around the city hAii, as
vol as elsewhere about the city. the
commission secured BY the company
and which ls 70 report tonight r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
SECOND CIRCUS
COMING

Seattle Is 10 have another circus
This morning the first advertising
rae of Adam Forepaugh a Sells
Bros circus arrived IN the city,
ana the score 81 btu posters hy
nlrht viii have hegalda scattered
broadcast over the ritg The cir
ems will shnw IN Seattle two days
beginning "wednesday. August IS
Although this circus belongs 70
the Trust" the big boards state
that a grand street pageant VII be
siysu daily The man Who writes
fhe advance notice. Promises Tfcai
things faF ths circus. and the tent
whIlo not a. large a. the Bailey
uill seat ip.Q00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

l.. n. Wheeler. one Of the Queen
Anne residents who are after the
ice combine. and who Is. Incidental
~. acting in the capacity OF attorney
for the petitioners, does not agree
with Prosecuting Attorney Mack
iutosh that a statement Of evidence
IL necessary before the legal rep
resentative Of King county can pro-
coed 20 disincorporate the ice
companies formed In the local Ice
trust.
As the action which the petition.
era have requested the prosecut-
ing attorneys office 20 begin Is OF
a civil nature. Mr.. Wheeler consid.
ers that. without hegitancy, com
plant against the companies should
be rWorn out by Mr. Macintosh.
Mr.. Macintosh has already an.
nouneed that he would begin an &C.
ton only upon the presentation Of
evidence. and this Is Just where the
petitioners legal representative
does not coincide with the prosecut-
ing attorney.
Still Without lee.
The residents OF Queen Anne hill
who have made complaint are still
without ice, and they do not pro
pose 20 remain in want much long.
er. Mr.. Wheeler has been instruct.
ed by the petitioners to file the
necessary papers forcing the pros.
ocutlng attorneys office 10 begin
an action. A writ of mandate is
therefore In preparation by the at.
torney, which viii be filed in the
county clerks office either tomor'
row or Friday.
Mr. Wheeler and the other seven
slsners OF the petition are ready TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
TO HEAR EXPERT"
TESTIMONY TONIGHT

locsed npon ~ very much % a Joke.
sfid its findings are naturally ex-
- trd 70 be in the interest o. the
'hstnpauy which employed tfs mem
il = Tor the purpose.
#rt,e meeting % the committee sill
- attended hy a committee from
a. King County Medical Society,
snnieh viii propose an investigation
M tire subject b. q real commission
a three members. one 10 be named
~ the railroad. one hy Acting May
al Buwen aud one by the medical
society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

NEW YORK. JAY Is AL that
tn.alns mortal q Russell saxg
ssFs today saeased IN . hermetic
sl7Y sealed eapner enEeiope. within
. solid mahogaay coffin. which IN
gzrn wiu b. placed Inside a chiiissl
tfesi casa. fear inshss tbiek. fisst-
- 18th steel b0its. iocksd with a
loek NhAeh Can oalg te opened from
he instta tarcagh electric conuec-
lonx Tke steel ease weighs three
ons in1nediafelY after the steel
nE aaa its e0nseufs UeFe lowered
nc the Efare today. electrical con.
Neflcns Wsre made and the wifaR
franx - that an immediate alarm
20 y given II an attempt - made
samper with the remains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
COTTAGE CRY ARRIVES.

viii a passengers The Cottage
aYfs reached port early thiH mafu-
tfia ffnM southeastern Alaskan
ports. Thres Sisters Of charity
ffrsn Dawson came south 10 We
foffa. Judge , r. VIM. 81 juneau.
waa passenger Noufhbound The
Cottage eiif brought no gold ship
usnf shs siii saii Friday niaht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
MINING MEN
MEET TONIGHT

A. the meeting Of the mining men
81 Seattle aud the Northwest 10.
nlrht In Maccabee temple Former
Governor a. W MCINTYRE Of Colo
RADIO and Capt D. p Hand VII
make addresses
Gov. Mcintyre is president Of the
Fosa Mining company, Of Everett.
Capt Hand IS q mining engineer OF
national reputation. having been
connected with SOME Of the largest
mining companies OF the world. For
a time be was Ia the employ Of Co
eli Rhodes. IN South Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
ssALEa WINS CASE

r ,. Mscormlek employed 10 the
Tt0shestsf hotel ass this unrninE
grslseva to paY Mics E , uunham
= annxHsfic healer and a grower "a
h44 ar bald heads. thr suru ~
s1Asa fef treatment ~ rheumatism
sta shlsh BE- 10 afflicted Although
- niairuH - have received 40 heue-
~ 81 F~suits from thn treatments
fas court Thought sfss bwahsm was
leaersinx - iaf fer hsf efforts.
TIE esse vas appealed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
WAR EXPENSES
GETTING BIG
ENGLISH PEACE CONFERENCE
ADVISES NATIONS TO III.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNuuu
TO-DAY AFTER BRIEF sEs.
SION.

LONDON. Jnly 20 The con.
fercnoea 81 the Inter Parliamentary
union ended today A resolutions
WAS adopted advising The Hague
conference 20 define enntrAhand au
restricted 10 arms. munitions and
explosives that a captured ship
should not DC destroy ed, and that
even between bolligerunta private
property should be immune The
conference also favored the discus
sion hX The Hague tribunal OF
means "a cut down lntolenRhle ex.
pendiiurca 81 nations for armas
munt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
WILL ASK COURT TO
HELP THEM GET ICE
Queen Anne Residents Will Make Effort to Force
Prosecuting Attorney to Proceed at Once
Against the Seattle Ice Companies.

20 upon the stand to testify to
facts regarding the combination OF
ice manufacturers. the eNorbitant
price and the refusal OF the man.
ayers OF the Seattle. Standard and
Diamond ice companies TO deliver
ice In the petitioners respective
yieinities.
Supreme Court on Record.
Regarding actions similar To
that contemplated in this case. the
supreme court OF the state Of Wash
ington Is on record in the case OF
the State vs.. the Point Roberts
Fish company. the decision being
dated March % of the present
year. and reading in part as fol-
lows:
section 57St. Ballingers Ann.
Codes and Statutes. provides that
the information may be filed by
the prosecuting attorney in the SUI
pefior court OF the proper county.
upon his own relation. whenever
he shall deem IL his duty 10 do so.
or shall be directed by competent
authority. II must not be under
stood that IL Is within the power
OF the prosecuting attorney OF any
county to caprieionsly or fraudu-
lently prevent the state or it's citi-
zens from compelling corporations
TO obey the laws. or To deprive the
state or its citizens OF a judicial
investigation OF alleged violations
OF the Law on the part of corpora
tons. The state or its citizens
shall have the right 10 ask tho
court to direct the prosecuting at
torney to proceed with the case
upon the showing made in their
complaint"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
pslaoArE CANDIDATE agRg

fudge W. " Ncilrn. nominated
b. Aiassa democrats fof dsiexats "a
cansfess fef the Ions term. arrived
IN lhs sftg this morning ou hls Say
noffh he j. AZ the Butter hotel
1u.ler Arsilen Nili nun with ex-
aotsrnor swiueford. who was nom
mated Tor the short term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
LARCENY CHARGE MADE.

Information charging George Van
Norwich with petty larceny was
filed yesterday IN the superior
court II Is alleged that Van Nor.
wlek entered the store room OF the
Seattle Electric company the night
Of july g and stole a pair OF scales
..UrtH AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

That there Is nut a single dock
ON the vest shore of Lake Wash.
lngton which the public Is permit.
ted 10 uae il the statement made
hy n. l. Muir ia a letter 10 the
board Of public works.
NJ Muir declares that the three
docks a Madison. Mahrona AMI
Iesohi PARKS respectively are con.
ffolled hy the Seattle Electric
company. and only boats Of certain
companies are permitted 10 land at
them.
Mr.. Muir asks that the city or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
CHANGES HOURS
Ar SHELTERS

EVERETT. July 2i-The smelter
MANAGEMENT has announced that.
beginning August ]. It will operate
with three clght.hour shifts. instead
Of two twelve.hour ones. All the
inside men will be affected by the
change. About 30 more men will
be employed as a result. increasing
the payroll by $4,000 monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
VIOLATED OLD
ISLAND LAW
MISS BROWN. WHO PUT Up
PLAY TELEPHONE IN ISLE or
PINES. rs PARooNEo.

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Jaiy % -
The state department announces
that the cuban government has
agreed to pardon Mise Mliiie iifoNn
nHa associates Cor tie violation ~
an ancient island law regarding the
erection ef pfivate trlerhenr sfa-
ten.
~ VIII be recalled that Miss
Brown erected teicnheae lice on
the iais - piHcs faf the amusement
of herself AMI frieuds ana uas taken
iutn custody ~ the Cpban Huthoft-
tiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
WANTS CAPTAINS TO REPORT

Harbormaster spauldlng viii ask
tho cts council TO pass an ordi-
nance making Il compulsory for sea
captains TO repor, 70 his office when
their ships arrive I'm port by this
method the reports as to cargo, etc,
can be- automatically prepared and
embodied in the report TO the coun-
eli which is required monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
WOOD REPORTS
FILIPINO FIGHT

WASHINGTON. y G. July as.--
General Wood reports the defeat Of
two detachmeuts of constabulary on
the island of Leyte. The loss IL
~ IN one Instance and Is Ia tho
other. Orders we're Issued to Gen.
erat Ice 20 rush regulars 70 tho
aid Of constabulary 10 dueil another
outbreak promptly. General Wood
says there Is no occasion for anx.
Iety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
SWINBURk TAKES
PACIFIC FLEET

WASHINGTON. u. G.. July az
Rear Admiral 5wiuhurn has been
assigned 90 the command OF the Pa
rlfie squadron. with the criiaef CHI
caro a. his flagship. lie vii re
HeYe Admiral Goodrich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
OFFICER
SHOT QUICKER
sssLx SINGING CINCINNATI
MAN oETs WORST OF PISTOL
DUEL WITH a BLuEcoAT.

CINCINNATI. o. July 25.-H G.
haimes finished his breakfast az a
koiel and started out into the
siset he felt 20 good he couldn't
sesfain from singing One OF bis
fzSoFi,e songs vas why VIII You
Be- and he persisted 10 singing
\ q The top u his voice
Policeman R0asiteT commanded
% singer to cease. vheTeupon the
htisr drew his revolver and start
81 fierce gun duel The police
nzE vas the better shot. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
SENATOR orr FOR NOME.

Steamer Senator. Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company. sails for
Nome and ST Michael this after
noon az o'clock with 30 passengers
and her freight capacity taxed To-
morrow the Saratoga aud Edith. OF
the Northwestern Eteatnship COM
pany. will sail for the same Ports.
Thia viii BE- the maiden trip Of the
Saratoga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

ITO En- Ming. the Chinese student
who arrived on the Tango Mnru to
take a course In college Of this
country. must return. The special
board Of immigration officials have
decided that DO has q bad case OF
tFachoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

MILAu. July as.- Reyolutionis,s
have burned Rempicn castle one Of
the oldest sud finest estates IN cou-
land. Armed rebels are iu posses
sion u the surrounding country
Two columns ~ troops are advnnc-
ing. one from the east and the othes
TON the neai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

sNOBOMisH. july 2s--Coroner
nabeman II investigating the dis
covery OF a skeleton on the river
bank about \ mile and O half above
Arlington The upper portion Of tho
skull Is missing. and u j. believed
that IL Is a case OF foul play.
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pouma Members Sent Home.

ST. PETERSBURG July z5.-Tho
government. 20 get ria 81 trouble
makers, has given each member Of
the dispersed doumu a ftrst-ciass
ticket 10 bis home and IS FOR fH-
ponsea The police escorted each 10
the railroad station and arrested
aympnthlz uho cheered.
The government aid not arrest
the sIRnefs of the Niborg appeal
because it b the wish 70 pacificate
people ns muah an possible.
IEoff has accepted M invitation
e. enter the cabinet Mauthkoff ana
schiuofL legislature leaders re-
fused similar Invitations. being
suspicious that The offer was merely
"a sep.
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der the owners Of certain buildings
IA jackson NJ, on the lake shore re-
moved. and offers 30 erect a dock
~ the foot Of that street for gen
eral use. open 60 all b0ats.