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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-23
on LOCAL OPTION.
Col. Bud Dale Is Asked to Speak at
kevil.

Col. Bud Dale. OF the Richmond
House, has received an urgent invita-
ton 70 make an address at Kevil Sat
urday in the interest OF local option.
Mr. B. Hook, chairman OF the local
option committee. has kept the tele-
phone busy urging Col. Dale to
speak. who has achieved some repu-
tation as am orator on the subject in
that country. He wifi go down Sat-
uriay morning and speak that after
noon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-23

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt
Vernon, will continue falling during
the next "a to SO hours. At Paducah
and Cairo will continue rising at a
decreasing rate during the next 81
to sc hours.
The Tennessee at Florence will fal
during the next two or three DAYS
At Jacksonville will continue rising
during the next "a hours.
The Mississippi from Chester to
Cairo, not much change during the
next "a hours.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-23
AWNINGS TOO LOW.
Revised Ordinance Finds Some Mer.
chants for Violations.

Not even with the structures OF the
awning ordinance toned down, are the
merchants on Broadway wholly con-
forming to the letter OF the law. TIE
inspectors reported to the board OF
public works that seventeen AWNINGS
on the north side OF Broadway are
less than eight feet from the sidewalk.
He will inspect the south side this
week.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-23
xx7HERE do the tremendous
wv advertising appropriations
come from, Mr.. Business Man?

United States in the city OF Paducah
Ky. on or before the 3rd day of Sep
TENDER 1906, at 10 O'Clock a, m. Of
that day. then and theie to inierpoS
their claims and to make their allega-
lions in that behalf.
GEO. W. LONG, U. S. NJ. W. X. d.
BY WADE BROWN. Deputy.
Beghy & Martin proctors for libel
lanjl
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-23
THIEVES STEAL FOOD
From Residence IN Same Block With
CHER Collins.

Thieves broke into the residence OF
Stephen Etter, 9OS South Fifth street.
last night and stole so pounds OF lard
and stripped the house of everything
to eat Mr.. Etter lives four doors
from Chief OF Police James Collins
There is no Glow.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-23

Don't forget the ice cream sup
per. 20 be given by the Alter boys OF
the 81. Francis De Sales church. on
South Fifth between Adams and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-23

In Madagascar silk Is the only
fabric used in the manufacture OF
clothing. II is cheaper than linen In
Ireland
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-23

We are issuing a series of small books (eloth
bound covering advertising in all its phases,
which send free to interested advertisers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
PAUL LIGHTS
IN JAIL AGAIN
SPECTACULAR FtNAHciER
ONCE MORE IN LIMBO. BUT
THIS TIME ON A common
PLEeiAN csARoI or DRUNK.
ENNe IS.

J Paul Lights. effale and engaE,
ms ia presence. posing AH con
tractor but more often. the police
say. working some scheme 10 PRO.
duee easy money. Is IN limbo
again. Tits time charged With being
drunk aud diaofdeflY Lights was
apprehended last night By Patrol.
man Martin. aud will have a hear.
las late this afternoon Ia The police
court
ON June 2e. 1906. Lights WAS sen.
fenced 20 the county jail TO serve
out $50 fine for the theft OF a
watch. according 20 the police blot.
ter lie Nas arrested At that time
By PatFoimep ttrlm and Soaring
Some time later Lights. who had
charge 81 an improvement company.
waa compelled to tarflcadc hlmself
Ia hia offices Ia a downtown bust
ness block 10 keep out creditors aud
others interested in the company
financially.
Again Lights vas arrested and
y hen searched at headquarters
NaA found IN possession Of mail be
ionxinz to another and which ne
had olsened No prosecution vas
made IN this cAHa. however
Lights has experienced a rather
metenrse career during the past
year In Seattle and bis business ven.
tares have been no mere numerous
than his enforced stops AZ the
municipal hAstile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
YOUTH LEAVES
SUICIDE NOTE
rohY coRnELLA IS MISSING
FROM HOME AND PARENTS
ARE ANXIOUS TO HEAR or
HIS WHEREABOUTS.

Win the iifelsaa body ~ Tony
tofhslia be found floating In the
waters Of Lake Union. Lake Wash 4.
ihEion or Elliott bay. o. ia the let
ssf he addressed 10 his parents on
May 8. IA which be told them 81 his
Intention 10 end bis life. merely a
mesns 10 deeelva them as to his
" hsreabouta3
Tony cofbslia. the issyear .old
son q H. corbelis, who conducts a
laundry a. as t1fth ava disappear
81 from home on Saturday May 8.
and has not been heard from since.
The father stated that be did not
believe bis son had committed sui
eide, "a be could assign no reason
fof Hueh a tanh aei
Tony has been employed IN seat
ue as teamstef aud was IA the
habit % Fiyine his weeks earnings
te his parents az the end OF each
N eek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
JEWS KILLED
BY HUNDREDS
THROW BOMB INTO PRocEs.
Sion or CHRISTIANS. WHO
TAKE FEARFUL VENGEANCE
THROW hebrews OUT or
rioH WINDOWS AND PURSUE
THEM INTO WOODS.

nAiIYsToK. Russia. June Is
Aithough the police are making an
attempt "a restore order. thia cit,
Is silli Wild AZ the result Of a not
breaking out yesterday. ia whicl
hundreds % people were Killed ans
Wounded
a Isw lah anarchist threw a bomt
late the Corpus Chriati procession
Aiiilns many. aud In retaliation ~,
fshristiana maaaacFcd the Hebrews
without mercy.
Hebrews Are Pursued.
A. Soon as the bomb had orpiot
Ell Jews began to- fire from thf
huilding from Witch it had beer
thrown. Soldiers then surrounded
ia. firlnE two Yoiinys Msanwhils
shs snraEed Christians began 70 &c
aspilah Jewish stores. heAting and
nar8sfink their occupants Mani
81 the latter flca 70 the railway sta
ssrn. pursued by the mob The Zee
AK Hebrews wete even pursued in
to the forests
Three Jews we're thrown from
arcund story windows Many ni
them ~ere dragged from trains and
murdered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
PARTNERS ARE
NOW At WAR
eEo. pREscHER COMPLAINS
THAT FORMER BUSINESS As.
soclArU AND sEioanoR HAS
THREATENED TO KILL tsfM.

The dave ~ peace ne longer FITS
~ tbs ssciaitN where the eisns ~
Geo fiueehtsr ana Gee DFesthef ere
az var. THE tonahAwk has re-
placed the olive branch ord. where
there Was once fftsnaif esteem anf
nsighbofly love. Il nos the tein
tnanss~fe ~ jesloasY and anger
Today Geo. DrssrheF appeared Sc
the pspeeeutlnK attorneys offier and
charged Hueehisr with having
thrrateasd 10 kin hina An iaforma .
sieu wan accordingly issued aud. Il
she statsnisass q ufesfhsf are
found true. iiuechisr viii 30 placed
under bends Is kesp the peace
fluerhisr etsl lives ~ slEfh ~.
and Crockett st.. and prasc her. II
ATS rita av. ". are carpenters
aud Nefs. 40 until recently. part
aesH n construction uuFk They
bulit a house on contract and Tor
the past tao uaonfhs have been az
outs ~ 60 financial settlement
made This motuinK. according 30
brsschef Haeehiss approached him
~ hen BE- wrnt 10 get aboard a street
car and. after swearing % hia fu4 h.
mef partner. stated that he would
lay Ter him and kiH him whsu he
retarusd
The ease vii b. set for an early
date In the police coDrt before
Judge Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
JONES GUILTY
OF MURDER
SLAYER or THOMAS oREosoN
FOUND GUILTY OF muHDER
IN TIE SECOND DEGREE
JURY WAS OUT SEVEN
HOURS.

Murder Ia the second degree 10
the verdict the jury returned iBa
niehi against Robert Jones. 81 sun
Ftunciaco. Nhu has bcca on tia
four DAYS Tor the murder Of Thomas
Gregaon aboard the steamer Eureka
April 20 last
The case went 20 the Jury about
o'clock yesterday afternoon aud
the verdict was nos reached tili
about ~ O'Clock last night, the jury
being uut seven hours Only the
court. the counseiE, a few deputy
sheriffs and the prisoner we're pres
ont when the verdict waH read
tones maintained "a atoical silence
throughout the evening and whcu
the words were read that saved him
from the gallowH. but which sent
him 10 long years Of toll In the
states prison. not even change Of
color evidenced itself In the prison
or'H face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
PARDON
CLEARED HIM
sRoTHiER's ATTORNEY CON.
TENDS THAT PRISONER rs
NOT A CONVICTED FELoN IN
the EYES or TIE LAW.

That the pardon granted by the
minister OF justice abaolyed his
client from all taint Of felony. ia
the contention made b WIN IL.
Morris. Nho has been retained as
attorney 20 represent Desire Broth.
Ter IN the fight which be Is making
against deportation recommended
bY the board OF immigration off.
ci4is-
ON she other hand. the lmmigra.
ton officials contend that the ia.
dicimsnta which we're pending
against Brother a. the time Of his
conviction in Vancouver. - G. and
the fact that these indictments
have never been qunshed. makes
him a suspected criminal IN the
eyea Of the Law. and a. such he
can BE- deported as an undesirable
citizen
The Canadian authorities wiil not
resort 90 e1tradition proceedings
until the question Of deportation,
which has been referred to Wash.
inNfon. d G.. IL settled definitely
II IL expected that within q week
the necessary deportation warrant
VIII be Issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
OVERNIGHT ENTITIES.

The following are the entries for
the opening program at the Mica.
daus tomorrow
FIRST race. six furionEs selling
Il years aud NJ atN7. Credmoof.
ioa s7al. Patty Brown. TOE. $40
Tufn Hawk. lQ8 efs7, Florence Eoh.
40. io2. e53f. Lady Minura. i0i
afas. Macene. ie1. atsd. ioridu.
iaf $50. standard. t04. 8t51. Sid
Silver. i04 p196 Ontimo. 100 ea5-.
~ kcy. ii2
Second race. sta furlonna. selllur.
f.seafoids aud up abs6 Bell Reed.
ios' $3.50 Princess Wheeler. 101.
~. Hudabek. lee s557. Yellowstone.
IL. -. Pettiiohn. ZOE. a402. n
sherman. 100: s470. Jerry Hunt.
ioa. 1851. ~ Chihuahua. 100.
1850. Laura y NJ. to1; 9512. Ia
crece. t07. s6a7. Anona, l02.
apprentice allowance.
Third race. four hrlongs. purse.
9.Yearolda 1859. BERTHE A. i07s
(9aaN. Yankee Jim. III. -. Bis
Jack. i07'. (a5t6l. blanche c. III;
t95tD. Native son. ti6s. $3.50.
NuiiaN, w. - walton ECkics, AlV.
Occupied as Slower entry
Fourth race. six furlougs. opening
handicap, 5000. ayearolds and ny
$685. Sandstone. "a. 1850. pickn-
way. % $500. Bob RaRon. i07. 94o2
Dueilsi. g5. a4aa. David Boland
i02: 1857. RUBY. 10A. 1891. judge.
1906.
Fifth race. one mile 80 yards. sell.
ing. i.year-olda and up-a50e. III
Caul Cap. III. o56i. Wenrick. 49,;
$3.50. Major Tenny. l0g. 9b73. Har
Dor. III: elii, Lone Wolf, los
Sixth race. one mile. purse, 4.
year olda and up-eiG6. Bomhadier,
108. a009. Funny Side. l0t. g465,
Lueion. l0a. a496. Gateway. 100
$3.50. Dixie Lad. li2. a5GG. Blue
Eyes. Ia1: ssi5. Woman. loo;
suH4H4 ftu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
SCHOONER ARGUS AND
CREW BLOWN UP

cargo u lumber. having left the
sound three days ago. Coming north
she brought a cargo 81 $1,000 DALI
fela Of OIL for Seattle for the Union
on company.
Additional word N expected late
this afternoon. the tugs reporting
the results Of their trip 10 the goY,
eminent officials at TatOoah.
The hull Of the Argus can be seen
20 mites southwest Of Cape Flat
terry. still burning. ~ the substance
Of a dispatch received this after
noon By the Merchants Exchange
from Tatooah. The wires are low
IN working order. and this was tho
first message sent
Woman and Child Aboard.
Capt J. r. Mahoney. 10 command
81 the Argus. had his wife and 2
year.old daughter aboard. and they
are believed 10 be loHt with thu
other members Of the crew. IL was
not known until this afternoon IL
Mra. Mahoney and daughter we're
aboard. but Max Kuner. the well
known nautical optician. stated
Mrs. Mahoney Joined Capt Ma
honey az Port Gamble prior to the
sailing Of the Argus.
Ten Men on Board.
The Star received a dispatch this
afternoon from us Port Townsend
correspondent stating that when
Capt Mhhoney left Port Gamble
Tuesday noon be was short several
men la his crew and carried prob
ably no more than ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
WILL
HAVE TO MOVE
souArrERs ON CITY STREETS
AT LAKE wAsAlsaroN HAVE
BEEN ORDERED TO vAcArE-
MANY SEEK NEW slugs.

Under orders from the beard ~
public works Stfret Commissioner
Walters has had inspectors la the
department serve notices en all per-
sens Twins IN streets along the
shores q Lake Washington
that they must move their camps
Wlfhla 50 days from the date ~ the
notice. Fons u these have alqvads
moved. seeking gits4 On private
property.
All those who d not move hy
tha end ~ 80 days aiii be removed
b. the inspectors. and. II necessary.
theif camps torn down. un aeraunt
u thn hsekwafdns.a Of the season.
the campers along the lake shore
afs Hat very numerous az ths Tres.
eat TINS. a. l. Usual at Tits season
~ tbs year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
NURSES WILL GRADUATE.

The graduation exercises ~ the
training school Of the Wayniac hos.
pllnl Will take place Ia the BETHANY
Presbyterian church this evening at
Hlh o'clock The KfaduAtes who
will receive diplomas nrsi Eleanor
MunHon. Lucy Hight Catherine
TinEiey and sonora Tonhulite'. Rev.
Major Wili preside ana the musical
portion Of the program will be IN
der the direction Of Mfa Jose ph
Manning. pr y r Hanley VIII give
"a short talk on TIE Dispense -
Drift" Dr. u " bailey will de-
liver the address 10 the nurses and
ur q. g. bates will present the
diplomas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
PAY roR ARCHITECT,

Clayton u Wilson. architect for
the usN city jan building. was al
lowed an additional taie0 in pay
meht fuf his services by the build.
Ina committee Of the citY govern.
ment at a meeting held this morn
lax The total sum paid foF the
preparation Of the plans for the
bulldlnE was t3.500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
COMMITTEE WILL
SEEK MURDERER

While ~ no time ana am IL the
speakers msutlon the name u tie
suspect. q vas pretty generally an.
dersfeod that thc person vna Tasn
Nelligan. the isYear old boz who
was 0aes unEies aFfcat
There we're faliy ao0 citlnens Of
Rsniea AZ the tneoting. and the
Eeusrai sentiment ak0wed 4 deter.
nainAfloa "a ferret cot the party
guilty ~ the crime Aud have = lary
settle The question % whether a
suspect mas - inuocent OF guilty
The committee named ineln.ses
Thomas y o'hrieu. James Houxh.
too. Day Marshal loseph kdwafssM.
NlEht Marshal jena Stewart AaA
Police Judge Robert Thorhurn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
ESCAPES DEATH
IN "A CAVE-M

Leak was digging a sewer ditch
near Roy and Fairview SITS. and
while he was AZ work. a eave-in
occurred.
Spectators worked as quickly as
possible. but II was seven minutes
before his body came To light.
Then Il vas discovered that the
weight of the falling earth. break
inE the pianks. had Wedred them IN
ssch a shape that his head. nhoul-
asrs ard abdomen had been PRO-
tected. Leaks legs and hips were
mashed and he was unconscious. At
the Seattle General hospital the
doctors expressed a belief that he
would recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15

The case 81 i.eeiIe IeWaid. whose
third application for habeas corpus
waa called before Judge Hartford
this morning. vas dismissed and Re-.
handed 10 the superior court. and
wiil lie heard tomorrow b. judge
Frafcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
csrixsss or BENTON NAME
1--WE PERSONS TO SOLVE
MYSTERY OF TIE klLLlN6
or ELSIE slLLHuFF.

As the rvsult u the mass meet
~ held in Renfan last night a
caesm.t,ee q five citizens Nere
hamed 70 colieet evidence IN the
Elsie Millhuff murder case. and to
fxmand 0f Prosecuting Attorney
Nsehiaio@h thai The party against
shsn discriminating evidence. a. n.
kxsd. has developed. be compelled
b fsee a trial in eours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
STEAMER SAILS WITH
A NON-UN|ON CREW

Never. W ]. bryan watched the
proceedings Of the lower house OF
parliament yesterday. nufinE the
RECESS be discussed the situation
With some Of the leaders Of the
house. Who seemed anxious 10 cx
press their views 10 the distih
Fuiahcd American
Mr. Bryan also called upon F0i
eisn Minister issoiskY
lie leaves thls afternoon fui
Stockholm ou his return 10 the
United States he will participate IN
the political campaigns IN Indiana
sailing Ia December Tor Australia
and New Zealand to complete his
trip around the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
SEEKS IMPORTATION.

WASHINGTON. u G.. June rs -
The Interstate cummerca commits
aioa this morning sent a letter 10
every railroad IN the country seek
Ing information about the coal aud
oil trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
GASOLINE CRAFT MEETS TER.
RIBLU GALE SOUTH or CAPE
FLATTEHY - TUGS HAVE
BEEN SENT TO LOOK ron
SURVIVORS.

Burned 10 the waters edge. her
erew undoubtedly blown % atoms,
Is the fate u the gasoline sehoone.
Argus and the death that overlook
those aboard Captain George T.
Bridget. Of the steamer Ascuneion.
OF the union OH company. arrived
at ClallAin late Yesterday afternoon
and reported that the Argus was
ufire Sc miles south Of the cape
tie wont o. close 10 the burning
craft 40 possible. bat saw none oi
the crew The hun was fast burn
ing.
Believes Crew 10 Lost.
He believes that the Argus bloH
up. the fire getting 20 the gasoline
tanks and the crew were killed b.
the explosion. To give rise 20 thih,
Captain BrdgCtt states that the
lsahes g. the iifebOatA were not
even cut away
Two tugs. the Borne and Holyoke.
have gone 10 the cape In search Of
the crew
The Argus Was bound from Port
Gamble 10 San Francisco with a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
LAsoRER BURIED SEVEN MIN
urEs UNDER FIVE FEET OF
EARTH. IS SAVED eY PEcU-
LIAR BREAK or PLANK.

Buried under five feet 81 earth
Ter period q seven minutes Jas.
Leak. AGED -. WAS saved from
death thia morning - heavy planks.
which broke in such way that they
formed a ~ over hls body and
prevented She tons Of earth from
crushing him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
TRY To PROVE
DOW|E CRAZY

CHICAGO. June l5.--As the re.
ault Of Dovte'a appearance on tie
stand. Ovoraoer Yoliya will try to
prove him insane Uowie was ro,
called this afternoon and noted
alieulat appeared a. the trial each
time Dowie was on the stand and
noted carefully HIS actions ana
words.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
UmatiIla Clears Without Any Demonstration on
the Part of the Striking Seamen-- INLAY Put
in at Victoria for More Men.

oslegly sllpplas her lines. aud
WA a derlsiVa shrek % bet
xAls,ie. the umatlna steamed from
SCI Il Al i.af o'cioek this after
900 sos san Francisco. There Vas
rev little excitement among the
ssexA ccnrecg9tad 90 the approach
Ast~1en piers s and n. a few wells
4 -scaks" bting hgaFd. hul a dem
ss,tratian vas prevented BY several
olsxrs ana a sergeant u police be
Ia Ia aticndaHcc
Haa Fuii Crew.
Assistant General Manager Mac
Ksasls stated that the umatilla had
tull erew IN an departments Ia
- galley peuo seven Japanese.
sAile the EtrcmsA and deck crew
usre pickups.
seefetAry ON. o. the ssamen' =
sssan. states that not a member 90
- nnion Is aboard lie had moth,
ne tn say except that he Nas glad
aAat 10 xiolQner vas shoen. as Il
as he purpose af the men tn ~
iraln trom any incorporate action
SAL 10 Victoria.
Members % she union Who were
picksis II TIE wharf claim that th-
Tnasllla dia net have her ftsil creW
h aay means and that she wlll stop
Il Victoria aHa attempt 70 flnish
~ complement The steamship Of.
nelAis state she viii 50 direct 60
Sza Francisco
The Umatllla had many % the
passenGers originally hook 81
aharsi Those tho asked for a re-.
fnsd shls morning a. the city ticket
sfflce were accommodated
Will Try ths Topeka.
Tne Pacific Coast Steamship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
RAISE INSURANCE
RATE 25 PER Cent

OAKLAND. June fs-Tha eight
hssFance eomfaniss represented on
Ne Beard q F-lre UndefWrifrrs a.
Ne Pacific Coast have taken ae.
ntn 70 Feeoup themselves for their
han Francisco losses BY increasing
fztes approximately Is per cent lu
California. Nevada. Idaho. Mou-
ians. Oregon. Utah. Montana ard
Ars1ona.
Ths state ef Washington IL the
sniy coast state outside the Iuria-
tlezsen u the board Several years
asp NaehinRfun enacted las
snoNn as the auta-comrant law.
Hhtsh pfahihitad Insurance com
@Hisa from uniting and fixing rates
g n any way controlling Insurance
tfssifs
President Havan said to-day
TIE law Doesn't permit a. "a fix
mites n Washington. bat W are
shassinx them fast the same
Tbs IL clear evidence that thu
sntsrwri'etg wiil exact raiEed rates
2 washington. aa n other states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
p. C. OFFICIAL IS
HERE FROM EAST

return from New York next sun.
day. and II any such change Is con.
templaied Il will rest until his arr
rival here. Mr. Ford may go south
With Mr.. Fay after inspecting tho
mine holdings, railroad interests
aud steamship lined controlled by
the Pacific Coast company.
Take over Coal Mines.
Several days ago The Star print.
I'd the information that a company
was being formed In New York 20
take over the coal mines Of the
various railroad interests ia shis
state In view Of the passage Of the
Elains bill. which restricts railroad
companies from dealing In coal ex.
ceRt for their own purposes. The
Pacific Coast and Northern Pacific
Railroad companies own extensive
coal mines Ia this state. and carry
on a general traffic 10 outside par.
ties. IL Is inferred that MIR Fay's
present trip Is along that line. al.
though he has nothing 10 say a..
reetiy on that subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
Other ousraaes

1T PETERSBURG. June Ia
The session q the douma today Was
dftif one Questions were al
alrssssH 70 the government IA &c.
Eafa "a The fighting at niAly stok
Aafieea today ehou that many
uutfaEee hste occurred IN either
provinces Il Is reported that the
zmiFnoif mills aad The corn stores
as Tuia have BEEN burning three
dayH
1000 Peasants Make Attack.
There Il trouble az srhastopoi
The sehaslopol express train was
six hours late IN arriving herr. has
inR been attacked By - .u0e peas.
ants The passengers escaped ia.
Jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
ZULU CHIEF IS
KILLED

DURHAM. Iuns iE-It l. defin'
nelY learned that Bambzata. the
zniu chief. waa killed fighting the
British Troops June 10 Il IL now
expected that the revolt viii speed.
lis die out
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rates. this Afternoon said that 30
had received no aaflrea o. that ma b
ture from san rFnnctseo. lie could
not sNy whether 90 not sach q raise
e probable 81 shsthsr % not there
- any Justification for e.
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DOCK DEWEY sTlLL MOVING.

WASHINGTON. June is-The
navy department was notified TO
dag that the dock Dcwcy passed ga.
bang bay June H. II n expected
at Singapore jane 90
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TWO MEN LOSE
LIVES IN FIRE

4 SACRAMENTO. cal. June Ia
firut chance hotel ard six small
basinnss places were burned this
morning Joan Sullivan ana vii
liam Riley were burned te death
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INJURED BY FAIL.

A. the result of q fall on the
corner Of Third ay. and Union st.
lass evening. James Green. negro.
IL ~ the Wayaiae hospital In a Herl.
Gus condition In striking the side.
walk Green hit and opened an old
voand. whcre a portion 81 the skull
had 0nce been removed. and his re.
coF~rY IL an open question with
the medical attendants
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VETERAN PUBLISHER DIES.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Juno i5.--I
. HoushtoH. the publisher. a mem.
Der Of liounhton Miffiin a Co. died
suddenly here today.