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New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool April 14-Arrived. steamers Victorian Br)
Hart. New York; 10Th, Etrura (Br Potter New
York via Queenstown.
Plymouth. April 1G 1910 m-Arrived. steamer Kron-
prnz Wilhelm Ger. Richter New York for Cher-
bourg and Bremen tand proceeded.
Cherbourg April 10. 500 m-Arrived steamers Amer
ika CCierD Sauermann, New York via for
Hamburg (ald proceeded; 10th. / p m Kronprinz
Wilhelm tGer). Richter New York via Plymouth for
tand proceeded.
Copenhagen, April l2Arrived. steamer Florida DAM
Drum. New York
Bristol April 14-Arrved Wells city tE3r, King
New York
tDutch). Van der Zee. New York Boulosne. sailed
Elise Marie (Ger) Siege. New York
Lizard, april l5-Passed. steamers (I3rI Perks
New York via Newport News for Hevre and Ne,Unort
81 Cuthbert Csr) Lewis. Antwerp for York: i6th
Grosser Kurfurst (Ger), Prehn, Bremen for' Nfsu,
don. Vaderland CBelg), Ehon New York for Dover
AMI Antwerp.
PrawIe Point April 15-Passod steamer Auppst Yorfr
Ger, Wichausen. New York for Plymouth ana Ion
don 10th. BRUSH Trader (Br). Hutchinson New YORK
for Antwerp.
Genoa ~ ~ l6ArriVeG steamer Ctta di Mrano 0toO
Schafinn New York. '
Naples. April lOArrived. GiulIa ,Au,,, zar
New for Venice and Trieste; 18th Ronoa ,Jrri
Joubert New York 10Th o "a Bariarossa ftisr,,
Langreuter New York !and proceeded for Genoa:
Creuc dsD Kelk. New York via Ponta Deigsda and
Gibraltar. -
Colon April l6-sailed, steamer Colon SHILLING, New
York. -'
oporto. April l0-Arrived Paula Ger, uett-
meyer New York. - nv
Malaga. April 0-Arrived steamer U.riken Nor, petsr
sen. New York via - Michaels for Ho-deaux etc
ferata. New York for Singapore. Manila YokohaIna
-N
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
CITY RAILWAY CASE ADJOURNED.
Magistrate POstpones Hearing in Libel
Charge Against Louis E. Julian.

Magistrate Wahle, in the West Side court, yes
terday postponed action in the libel charge
against Louis Z. Julian, former investigator for
the New York City Railway Company. The
charge made by James L. Quackenbush.
counsel for the company, though he denied on
the stand that the company prosecuting the
case. The specific charge against Julian was
the furnishing Of libellous news TO newspaper.
John W. Howe a newspaper man, testified
that Julian had visited the office where he was
employed and received money for stories. Scott
McReynolds. reporter on the same paper, said
that Julian had been sent 10 him by the city
editor, and that he and Julian went TO the law
office Of Robert L. Turk. in Nassau street. He
said he got some news from Julian on the way
TO the Office. and that Julian was present when
Turk told a story about an investigator of the
company who had attempted 10 bribe a witness
for the defendant
JNIlians counsel asked for dismissal OF the ca Sc,
but Magistrate Wahle said he would look up his
jurisdiction in the case.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, April 16, 1906.
ARRIVED

Steame- suwanee (Brl, Wright, London March 81, 10
Php Rupr scht ballast. Arrived the Bar al 3 D m
Steamer Kentucky dam, Stahl Copenhagen February
% March and Queenstown April g. Funoh
Steamer iceland tBr), Broonhead, Antwerp and Dover
April 4 10 Line, with cabin and 46S
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at 80
the Compagnie with 449 steer
passengers mdHe. Arrived a he Bar at q m
Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. new, l.7l4 tons)
BonjeT. Rotterdam and Boulogne April 10 Holland
America Line with SOB cabin and 1885 steerage passen
gers and mdsc. Arrived at the Bar l2:43 . m
quito (Br). Shotton. Cebu January 2s Snea-
pore 10 Penang l3 % via Boston
April Il. Howard Houldsr, RoNatt co. mdse
Arrived via city Island and left Quarantine a
Steamer jamaica tNoTD. Jacobsen. Npe Bay. Cuba
April tie Dumois Nipe Company with fruit Ar
rived at the Bar at midnight 18th
Steamer Moorish Prince (3rD Barrett Rio Janeiro
March %, Pernambuco IS and, April T.
John c seager Company with Arrived the
Steamer Clan Macmillan CBrD Wadge Calcutta Feb
Tnary - Boston April Ia. 70 Merton Son. with mdSe
Left Quarantine st sos q
steamer Republic eIsr). MeAuiey. Alexandria March -
Line with 2l cabin zoos messengers nd
mdse- Arrived at the Bar at p m.
steamer Algeria tErD Wards. L.eghorn March Is and
Naples 81 10 Henderson Bros. with cabin and O33
p IN. "
Steamer Prinz oskar GER Won IeuenfeIs Genoa
March % Palermo 81 and Naples April J. 10 the Ham
burg American Line. with II cabin and lO5 gteerage
steamer Carpatha fBr. Pentecost Trieste March %
Fiume % Palermo april Naples and Gibraltar o
the cunard SIS Co Limited, 229 cabin and 1877
st@eTage passenses and mdse the
a
GER Oerei Port Antonio Aur,l IL 70
TIE United fTNit Company with Ia cabin passengers
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
TO TAKE CASE TO U. S. SUPREME COURT.
seaboard National Sues Bank of North
America for Value of Check.

A bankine suit of peculiar nature came up for
trial yesterday before Justice ieventritt, in the
supreme Court in which the Seaboacd National
Bank of this city is endeayoring TO recover from
tie Bank Of North America 5000, the value of a
check issued boy the former bank. cashed by the
Bank of North America, returned through the
Clearing House 20 the Seaooard National Bank
and then dscoveied 20 have been IndOrsed 4 firm
alleged he fictitious.
Charles r Rushmore. representing the Bank OF
North america. said that, in his knowledge. II was
the first Of its kind. and that no matter what
tie court decided il would be carried 20 tire ST.
preme Court OF the United States
a named peun0ck. bOoNk-eper in the employ
OF the Baocock Lumber Company. If Fittshurg ac-
cordlng 10 The developments yesterday, took the
Federal National Bank of Pittsburg what PurpCrt-
ed 10 be check on his company Tor $3.50 and
signed by the company II accepted. and Pen
mock purchased from that Institution a check for
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
CONVICT BANKER LIVING AT HOME.
Bigelow to Stay in His Own House While
Witness at Cashiers Trial.

Milwaukee April 1G.-Frank G. Bgelow, for
mer president Of the First National Bank of
Milwaukee who has been called as a witness
for Henry G. COL, trial for completely in the
Bigelow defacatiOn OF nearly S1,J0Oo00 of the
funds Of the First National Bank, arrived in Mil
waukee from the Federal Prison at Leavenworth
Kan, to-day. He alighted from the train at
Stowell station, on the outskirts of the city.
In a carriage he was driven 10 the Federal
Building His return TO Milwaukee attracted
no attention. except from such Of the curious
caught sight OF him the station.
BgelOW. after reporting TO the. court, es-
corted TO his home 10y Captain Zerbst, a deputy
warden of the Fort LeavenwOrth prison. The
former banker viii he allowed TO remain at home
during his stay in Milwaukee. but will be under
guard.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department of the Interior Office OF Indian Affair.
Washington; C.: March "a. IeO6.--seaied proposals.
fSr @ an6 uSOeF sSod boots and shoes. etc. may
Washinston, D. c. will be at the Indian Ofics
until z o ciock p m Of Thursday. April &c 1905 and
then opened Tor furnishing the service Win r,s
Der goods boots and shoes hardware and medical uD
plies Sealed PROPOSALS. plainly marked on the nrtsi
Of he he envelope & for crockery
OF Indian Affairs. gten. d. c." will be reeevsd
at the Indian once until o'clock Tuesday MAJ
j. 1905 and then opened for furniohing the Indier
vice with crockery agricultural mpenents paints i
glass tnware wagons harness. leather shoe fndinos
saddery ete school supplies and long list miscei.
ansGus aScIes Bios must De made out on Government
bidders viii be furnished application 20 the Indian
Office Washington. D. c.; the u. S. Indian wareholses
at New York City Chicago. Ill. ST. Louis. Mo-. ana
Omaha. Nebr The Department right 10
reject any and all bids. OF any bid. f. e.
LEUPP. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
1T. Arrived at the Bar at 1O:4O p m.

fruit Arrived at 1O:4O p m.
Steamer Hernia (Br). Fettes, Matanzas April 10 10
w d Munson. with Arrived the Bar a a m.
Steamer Daghn (Nor Salvesen. Manzanillo April and
Santiago s, to " Munson with sugar. Arrived the
Bar at 80 p
Steamer Thesps Qr). Ferguson Santos March 28 Rio
Janeiro 2s Bahia April l Barbados o TO Busk q
with 154 passengers mails and mdse at
Steamer America (Norl. Osterwald. Port Antonio o
days, Atlantic Fruit Company. passenger
mdse. Arrived the Bar $50
Steamer Comus Kemble. New Orleans April IL TO the
Southern Pacific Company. with passengers and mdse
Quarantine a 5;47 IN.
Steamer FL Dia, Mason, Galveston to the
Southern Pacific Company. with mdse. or Highlands at
11:0 a
Steamer jamestown, Hitler Newport News
folk. to the Dominion Steamship Company with pas
and mdse. Passed In Quarantine 1913 a m
Steamer Huron Chichester. Jacksonville April -
Steamship Company passengers and mdse
Passed Quarantine 1887
Steamer Royal Exchange tBrl, Driscoll. Philadelphia
April IS. Bennett. Walsh & Co. ballast
Steamer Mamma Hata. Charles. Baltimore. TO II c Fos-
with mdse. Passed In Quarantine a m
Sandy Hook. j. April 16 $50 p m-Wtnd northwest
light breeze; clear.
SAILED
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
WON'T PAY JUDGMENT; KEPT IN JAIL
Right to Take Poor Debtors Oath Denied
Farmer
Inr relesraph 70 The Tribune. l

Norwich Anrn lS-Refusing 10 pay a judg-
ment of $2fs 81 awarded TO Samuel d Bur
dick by The Court OF Common Pleas G. Oliver
MaIoy. a farmer. has been spending the last six
months In the county jail, and will have TO stay
there until he pays the claim.
Burdick sued him for cutting wood or the Bur
dick land and got judgment Malloy says he cut
his wood. His farm is said 70 be in his wife $
name. The night 20 take poor debtors oath has
been refused Malloy. and his board. the rate OF
So week, as being paid by Burdick al the iail
Malloy a middle gcd man with a large family
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
vARoNA MADE CHIEF ENGINEER

Comni.sio1er Ellison. of the Department OF
Water supply. has appointed !. n. de varona chief
gineer OF the department for the city Of New
York. Mr- de Narona has been chief engineer in
Ct ssr se"e:al but his title the order
- BS.ieEla? cf1rf ~ giucer fOr Manhattan and
To lffc-Z a.l a'i i:' CHIEF erS.necr fer the other
D--cis-2s. 30 range ~ .GR1e - ~. 90 .arona's
ss.@... H.s.Li - s:.ss-g = .s.E.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
A RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST, NEW

YORK April le. 1eo6-sealed proposals in tripli-
cate. VIII be received here until IL Is
1905 for supplying and delivering Fuel York city
and SANDY Hook y. j.. during year commencing July
1905 Information furnished application z
serves the right 10 reject proposals
part thereof Envelopes containing
be marked Proposals for Fuel be opened May is
1905 and addressed 10 W H MILLER. Deputy Quarter
master General. u. S. Army. Depot Quartermaster
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAII

WAY SUPPLIES.-Ofnce OF Assistant prrcha.i,u
Agent. Panama Rail Road Company "a state street.
New York, April nth. 1006.-Sealed uroposal. n.
received the office OF the Assistant Purehasine ax.n
Panama fail ROAD company. "a State York
until 200 p N April 18th 1908. for furnishing the
may Office ALFRED WpTyRs,S ,sto.'
Assistant Purchasing Agent '~A''N->'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

! For Steamer. Close in y. y.
Hawaii. japan Corea, China Philip
pinesMongola San Franciscoi. Apr 81. 1890
Australia Fit Islands New Gale
dOna-Moana via Vctoria) Apr %. 600 m
Hawaif-Alameda via Francisco. p, 1890 a N
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise Sunset $40 Moon sets 22s Moons p
HIGH WATER.
A M-sandy Hook 2:94 Gov. Island 3:o4 Hell Gate 4:57
p M-Sandy Hook 3:29 Gov. Island 400 He'll Gate 5:53
The Wilhelm II reported by wireless yesterday,
will dock to-day about 800 m The Moltke also re
ported by wireless, will dock to-day about $50 m
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
PROPOSALS FOR. ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

Springfield Armory. Mass April II I9O6-seal.,
proposals. IN trtplicate. will be until Il NJ
May IL 1906 for furnishing Forage Steel Castings
coal. lunlher hardware Supplies. Stationery, Paints
oils Chenicals Gasoline Gun stocks during year
ending June 30 1907 Information furnished
Col. FRANK ii. PHIPPS. Commanding
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
WEST POINT, y. Y. APRIL u 1eoe-

M i~A'i Ci-'A' ~ i"' ltll4 Ii lNm-
" Sealed proposals. In tripicate for f,rnis,,,r
Fuel Forage and Straw. during year sntt,. I
So 1907. will be received here until II NJ Ma ~
1906 Information furnished upon applicatiop
reserves the right to reject or accept or all nids
or thereof Envelopes containing
should be endorsed Proposals Fuei' or E
and Straw" addressed . M. u s. ''"so
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
Lace Curtain Department.
; Third Floor

We are showing in this department very extensive
assortment of seasonable Window DraPeres, and direct
special attention to the following exceptionally good vaues
Muslin Curtains,
7oc, SIoo, sI.25, SI.5o, s1.75, $500 pair
BObb1net Curtains,
s1oo, SI.35, SI.75, s.. 90, $3.50, S3.25 pair
Renaissance Cu1zaanS,
$3.50, $3.50, 5000, $500, SI2. 50, ST 5 100 pair
WAateLzsA Point Curtains, 81, So, 81. 50 pair
Aru61ne Curtains, $500, $500, 5000 pair
Chny Lace Curtains, $3.50, s4.75, $3.50 pair
Brussels Lace Curtains, S., S8, sos % pair
ue-Femnae Curtains white or Arab)
$500, $780, $500 each
Lord e Taylor
Broadway and Twentieth ST.. Fifth Ave-. Nineteenth St
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
Proposals..

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF NEW YORK
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Albany. April 11th. 1905.
furnishing and delivering QUARTERMASTER
STORES AND SUBSISTENCE STORES at the STATE,
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. PeekskiI. N Y. in such
quantities and at such times required the Depot
0uarternaster and Depot Commissary. to supply the
troops on duty there during period
and ending July will be received until - o'clock
noon Monday. April 30th the Adtutant Genera s
once state Arsenal Seventh and 35th Street
New York City ~ N'
proposals must be made the several articles.
state reserves the right TO reject any
all bids or part thereof Contractors
stores TO agree TO take back all unbroken packages
idniorInation furnished upon application.
Separate bids for and Subsstence Sor>
must be sealed and addressed Adtutant General
, y l. state Arsenal Seventh Avenue and 95th Street
New York city. and plainly marked bids For
ENCE STORES 1' ~ N'NANA
NELSON H. HENRY.
Adutant General
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
pURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice is hereby given that an act-Senate No
366. 333-has been passed by
Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
AUTHORIZING THE POLICE COMMISSIONER OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK TO REINSTATE DETECTIVE
SEsRGEANTS
Further hereby given that Public Hearing
upon will be held the Mayors Office in
Hail. IN the City of New York Wednesday
IS 1906 at 1920 oclocS A. NJ.
Dated City Hall. New York. April H. 1906.
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN Mayor
This heard
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
Public Notices.


PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment, is hereby given n act-Senate No.
49, Int No 4Oshas been passed by of the
Legislature. entitled
AN ACT
TO AMEND SECTION ONE OF CHAPTER SEVEN
HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE OF THE LAWS
OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIVE. ENTITLED
IAN ACT IN RELATION To THE PRICE OF
ELECTRIC CURRENT FURNISHED OR SOLD TO
THB CITY OF NEW YORK AND PROVIDING A
PENALTY FOR VIOLATION
Further notice is he3sby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held the Mayors Office the
city Hail, In the City Of New York Wednesday April
IS 1906. 1890 O'Clock a. NJ
Dated City Hall. New York, April IA. 1908
GEORGE y. MCCLELLAN. Mayor.
This bill win be the first heard at that time
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers Monroe. Norfolk and Newport News: North
Port Arthur, Tex; Vale, Galveston: Girl
(Nor). Banes.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brings mail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
LITTLE GIRL
kept NERVE
NINE .YgAR.oLo MISSES BOAT
AND BHAvELV sgEks A ROOM
~ HOTELS RESTORED TO
HER PAHEara.

can 7 get a room heraT- wtsf.
fully Inquired a dainty little miss
- rleFk James atEifuF at the
Hotel f1tlleF shout 30 oeloek Aafurs
day evening. and. IN amaFemant. she
clerk nasnd We the prefiy lltlie KifL
and SMILED a. the attractive picture
she made
~uh. guess So fcuiisd MeEiroT
under the Impression that hef paTs
sufa wefr eluse ~
later u asteiopea that Gertrude
Arhgou. years - aEe. had missed
the steamer Ia ntemeftun a short
fime before. she Last one % the even.
lnR. and had braVelY looked up .
hotel 10 get a room for she night
Her parents haa left on the steam.
er. thinking the Eifi vas somewhere
about the boat
Tho pforriefnr ~ the hatsl Inn
fii~aiateiy took the little Girl in
charge and personally placed her On
the next boat leaving yesterday
morning. and the miss 10 probably
uow ln firefuefton. where her father
and mother MUST have spent houfe
~ auEicty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
SHORTCAKE AT
WHITE HOUSE

WARRINGTON. June Ig-Ouly
Ne kind 81 sIraNbeEry ah0rfcake la
ssunfsnsncei 1f she presidential ta-
e.s n ths white house. Mfs Mark
aAnna gave ths highly pfixsd rsaiDe
= Mrs.. Hu1seFclt iu the first rrfiug
= ne iatfrrs regime - chatsiaiue
= Ne historic paansi5n. x Waa az
ene Of thoso fauiglaa cafned beef hash
kfs4kfasts which the genial ohio
man wsa fond 81 giving his iHti-
a@'ss. That tha president and Mrs.
nooss4slf wofs introduced % straw
ssfTY shaficaba. aH fl % undnrHt9od
= yhio. Hiusc that experience. the
sal Of the nation has refused to ac-
~ any substitute for the Hanna
asii1sav
shls shartaste should be- called
MT breed. # ia not n the spof ~
= ppar0 eaka faHlatY with whipped
,A1a. BIS af pineapple ana lemon
.aad iu auI icing sevafal inches
90 giving q the fsaifes look Of r.
sass cake H. tH made % biscuit
-, baked iu Bzuars pan and
~ y aqHarsa. lfh good Rob cream
- me sugar spread on generously
gu ihe berries arc The thing This
Hanfia imrfaaead most earnest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
RETURNS
FROM EAST.
PaEstpUsr or PACIFIC COAST
COMPANY IS BACK FROM A
MONTHS BUSINESS RAE IN
EAST.

J. O. Fafd president - the "a
eifta Coast cunpany. RETURNED this
morning fram fpur weeks buNi-l
ness trip - New YORK While kn
the east he aah IA cat$atvnes Nlth
Director eannaA o. The ractfc
coast company. and uthsf officials.
Mf. FeF8 stated thai tbs Prssldeui.
the nv ntsafnsr being husit Ger 1A~
faelne Cuaai Steamship eampsuF.
- Nri under way and another
steamer Wili BE hulii as saen - lhs
President - completed 4 10 barely
fossshls that tso nofr steamers ulli
30 built fuT the service ~ The guta-
rsuy 81 she lsaeifis cossi
NesafdinH tss ElkiHa blil affect
sag eaai nsinee 20 the Pacific ceslst
company. Ar trfd stated that IN
refursnY nsnid raufuffu vita tha
mss Ffasislsnn % tho laW befese 10
enforcement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
:. rag STRIKE "a NOT SET
-trp BY THURSDAY, AL
raK UNION SaiNaLH wEAV.
xas IN rRu STATE Will nE
CALLED OUT

aNfa.AKp June is-rsa Inter
,.,,snal sbluele w7eeveFs' union. At
s,sc.ai convention yesterday.
....tea ne ioilNwms resolution
-rhat cammltiae Of ftvp be
.A.s,,a Al lhis convention With fuli
80 a. aet that this committee
-. ~ eafoft to confer with the
e.rsrt msHua luHera the ShiuRle
-. eagcaa e4 their Officials. or
- one Nth nayrr 10 speak Ger
- shlfx'e manufacturers. Ia = last
.sz.rs IL seIlie the ballard strike
A. he eui ~ three days. Thurs
A. mafnhs. settlement has met
s.sn r~acfa1 this committee shah
4 eace notify all lacal anieas 60
- aas az weH employed BY mems
~. 81 the sbuslr Mills barcaa"
re csntuitfee elected eansiztA ~
ur Marsha. Evcreti. J. q urown
r.sslam. foed 8aynoa Rolling
s.m. { ! tluigu,af. Arlington. J. a
tsnsrkin. Eintt
ne earNentaAg was called a. ta
s.s.ek Yesterday morntns aud was
n %ssian untH b m.
rAlfts .tWe feirsatrs were pres
"a searaseaiiae IS loeals. lsndau
- Raymond taeals uot heinS rsps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

~ upon Mfa- Hoosevcifs mind. Only
large. sweet. absolutely perfect bsr-
rice are uHa. They are cut IN two
and placed between the two layers
and but slightly bruised. over che
berries the Juice ~ other berries u
poured and TIE same g. repeated on
fhe TOP. with fho addition n cream
aHa pulvefized sugar During she
season few Of the forenean repasiH
are served without strawberry short
cake IN asking a friend 10 share
fhla carly meal. the president adds.
during afra uberry time. that he can
freaf his guest 10 n feast 81 for she
gods n the cock viii get up some
shorfcake
This chosen dish ia aiWays pre-
pared under the direct supervision
~ the rat. faithful Henry piuckuny,
the negro steward. who served the
RaaseTelta during their residences On
Albany ard ever since. piuckusy
does ~ the marketing and careful
observers cannot bat note hia uux
ietY during tbs berry season lie r.
ur with tbs first peep q dawn aud
with his wagon makes The rounds q
TIE commission markets % get the
pick " the goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
DANCE ENDS
IN FINE ROW
8 RESULT OF CELEBRATION
FIVE BOYS are UNDER A
chkRoE or ASSAULT AND
BATTERY AND SEVERAL ARE
NURSING BRUISES.

"A the result Of a row In a dance
hall al Southeast Seattle on last
Tuesday night. five boys giving
their NAMES a. Hugh Curtis. Arthur
Curtis. Herbert MeCufiy. Samuel
Morris aud Joe Duo smith we're
charrnd xith assault and battery TO.
day ia = complaint swora out be
fore Prosecuting Attorney Mackin.
tnah
Prom the statements made 20
Macintosh II appears a. u the
dance broke up In a amall-aiked riot,
several men being severely beaten
un. Claude Woods. doorkeoper. aud
John KENNEDY. one ~ the musicians.
Werc badly bruised Proprietor
Kennedy Was not severely hurt
Last night Herbert Nccufiy and
paytou Hart. another boy. are al
legged with having attached a tena
neso laborcr as be left the car, and
they are CHARGED separately With
assault sad battery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
LOCAL MEN SEEK
PULLMAN HORSES

PULLMAN. June Is There IL a
airunN demand for heavy draft
horses aud buyers are taking every
thing offered and ~ high prices.
Jack Hfooks ~ Pullman yesterday
said hu hlE dfay team fer $3.50 10
william Pointer 81 Ceifan lie
bought the tram for : " Roberts
4 PRO. ~ Spokane. The horses ara
fine large animals aud have been
admired 81 hofssmen
M " 1oHffe - Seattle 4 buying
horses re shipped a carload from
paieuse last week he hnUeht 3 fine
lot ~ heavy draft hnfaes which VIA
be sold au the market az Seattle.
0ihst buyers are securing tie AN
try ana IL = farmer has fine team
BE retains it with difficulty. for buy
sfw have a list ana are constantly
fm paftuHina tha owners 10 sell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
STOLE BOY To
RAISE $4,000
FINDING or LITTLE FREDDIE
MUTH REVEALS STRANGE
STORY OF DOWNFALL OF A
ONCE PROSPEROUS BROKER.

PHILADELPHIA. June is-Fred-
die Mufh. the 1-year-oid boy who
was kliuape8 recently. was discay-
cred this afternoon by the police In
the company Of John J. Kean. for
merry a prosperous broker. who al
legged that ~ took the child 10 raiss
about s. zoe 40 he could repay a
client and hcuefnetor. named Cooke.
from whom u ls alleged he stole tho
amount sought A woman. other
than his wife. IL said 10 be the cnusc
of Kran's downfall
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STEAMER RAN
into A BARK
srETsoN STRUCK TIE JANE L.
STANFORD OFF the MOUTH
or THE COLUMBIA RIVER.

Tho mystery surrounding the
name af the steamer which coliided
with the bark Jane l.. stanford. =
miles Off the mouth OF the colum
bla river last Tuesday morning. was
90 today BY the arrival AZ
San Pedro OF the steamer J y Siets
son The latter was slightly dam
aged with the contact with the stan.
ford and not until her arrival did
she know what ahlp she ran Into.
The Stanford was bound from
graya Harhar "a GuaYmaA ana dur.
INK thick weather last Tuesday The
stelsca crashed into her, tearing
away her forward rigging The
captain OF the atotaou claims that
after freeing himself - lost The 20.
altion Of the bark e proceeded to
San Pedro.