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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05

Burt Haverly, the minstrel man,
is with s'Peck's Bad Boy Saturday.
Charles Callahan viii leave Mon
day for northern points, among
which are Wheeling and Pittsburg.
Many of the Catholic boys viii
leave the last of the week for Rock
Hill college and other educational
institutions. :
Harry WEIGH, who plays the bad
boy in i'Pecl's Bad Boy" is little
fellow twenty years OF age who has
Travelled around the globe two diff
ferent times. He is vaudeville
performer of merit. Ha will be
seen here Saturday matinee and
night at the Grand.
John Keenan, leaves this evening
for st. Louis, where he will spend
the year in school. he will be ac-
companied by his brother, Tom.
M. II. Judge. a well known young
man Of this city, has returned from
Atlantic City, where he spent a very
delightful vacation. ~ g..
Mrs. w. g. Osborn, Mrs Guy Sl m
Isel and children and Miss Dora
lT,eachman will leave tomorrow for
Chicago. From that city Mrs: SIN
eel. children and Miss Ieachman
will 70 to Omaha Neb., TO visit
relatives,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
SHlNNSTON ODD FELLOWS
TO LAY CORNER STONE

Big preparations are being made
by til Shinnston Odd Fellows TO lay
the cornerstone of the new Odd
Fellows building at that place next
week. The exact date for the cere-
monies has not been fixed as yet but
it is thought that the 18th or 12tt
will be chosen: Prominent Odd
Fellows from this section of tha
State have been asked to participate
and it is expected that large crowd
will attend from Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
Card Patty Gwen

Miss Grace Berry entertained with
a card party Tuesday night at her
home on Lee street in honor of Mack
Mckee and Miss Halle Mckee, of
Dayton, o. The guests enjoyed a
progressive game of hearts until a
late hour when delightful refresh
ments were served Those present
were Misses Mary Eva Hardcsty,
Pclla Payne. Tcic Davis, Halle Long
Bertha Golf, Messrs. Harry Harbert,
Carl Lang, Brook Smith, Frank
Wade.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05

choicest within the history of the
society. All pronounce it the best
they ever looked at. Exhibitors
have taken great pains to make 1T q
place of beauty and richness ana
have succeeded admirably, besides the
marshal and assistants in this de
nortment as we'll as in machinery
hall have done their part we'll
Among those winning the red
card in floral hall are the Parsons
Souders Co., grand prize on dry
Goods and millinery, cutlery, etc !:
Godfrey Carpet Co., curtains and
draperies G.. G. Southern, DR.. p.
IN. Fyowers and Matt Ogden,
floral exhibits.
One of the main attractions in
floral hall is the registering contest
ut the Parsons-Souders dry goods
and millinery display. The ladies
are leaving their addresses in num-
bers and some one of them : to re-
ceive a fine $40 dress pattern from
the FIRMS fall stock. Along this
line the d. A. Godfrey Company
! has a guessing contest at its rug. dis
DlaV in machinery nan. Olle lilou-
sand persons registered Tuesday and
many thousands are expected to do
so today and tomorrow. Mr.. God
FREY will give a S25 rug away free.
Still another attraction in machin-
cry hall Thursday viii eli the baE-
ing biscuit contest among the girls
at the Home Furnishing Cornpany,.s
y ,,o1ol ly;4nban
The dining room is being nicely
conducted by the ladies Of the
/ Northview United Brethren church.
They are receiving a good patronage.
Nathan G.. Bartlett, of Quiet Dell,
carried off premiums on pumpkins
hubbard squase, early red turnlp
beet. parsnip and beans.
The Shinnston band is providing
excellent concerts for thc occasion,
both on the grounds and in the city.
The music suits TO tee.
| Wednesdays races consisted OF
the following: 80
Free for all (mixed). PURGE $3.50
$50 pace, purse $500.
40 trot, purse $3.50.
1a-mile dash, first money $4V
second money $50.
4 mile dash, first money $40
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05

second money $50.
Fairly good racing marked the
second days program. There were
four events, trotting race, pacing
and two running races.
First race, 2 :25 trot, CoGencv,
owned by A. d. Parr, Clarksburg,
first; r. IT. Roberts, owned by Mar
tin & Boreman, Buckhannon, sec
ond Matte Strong, owned by w. G.
Talbot. Buckhannon, third.
Second race, 1925 pace, Emily,
owned by Camden Sommers. city,
first Miss M. L., owned by DIR. Hay
mond, city. second: Kangaroo, own
ed by Harry Gaines, of Grafton,
third. Time, 2 :23.
Third race, Aalf-milc dash-Lady
Mckinley, first: Deldosa, second ;
Oregon, third; Farmer Boy, fourth.
Time, 81.
Fourth race, three-quarter mile
dasll--Ran After, first; Lady Lllsk,
second, and Leland, third, Time,
1:1s,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
MISS SWELL DEAD

The funeral of Miss Elizabeth
Smell. whose death oecurre at 10
D. IN. Monday, occurred today from
the home of her brother, A. =.
Smell, near Boothsville, Rev. P. H.
Murray officiating. Miss Smell was
81 wears of age and is survived by a
sister and brother. Mrs. Catherine
Teter, of Oral, and a. P. Smell, OF
RnnthsYille.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
CAR FARE TO FARM0NI Will Be UNLI FL Tive

Tho pofn Of fnTn bnfIrhnn tI9FECS-
b,,rg 90 and Fairmont on the trolley
IT, In . I'll, iii be fftv1fivo cenfs The
IN " - 7,os baay -no5o ana 45ci-ets
49, 100, 1,,i,,,5 c,. ,,se IN +,e I'm.
n -. e. : 90 as stinns+ ~, ON IN ttta Fo1r-
a.. a. IA "a "a 'Gi--'l--'' ~ - NC
i'ip m. ~ e-.4 L.. .+o4;ons ~ H.
L ei..Ss 80 t'' Ia M - -
~ Liu y Ell lise Sel-1 iii liz. -" go
cue C,i tM9 llS.es are a. lOiiO"
n ,lalAsps'rs'
IeIiyI y ~
ne I1eI'5lOah' IL
S S o6 .
gypsy, ~
S > 20 90
e[f!Ilse, 'o.
hutchinson, 80.
ChleIton. ~
Monongah' 80.
west Chester' o.
Fairmont, %.
OF course stops VIII DC mace al
other stations, but some PolntS
where stops are now MADE VIII ne
passed by when the through Sehedule
goes into effect. Just what these are
will be announced later.
According to present pans IiieFe
will be three through cars running
between Fairmont and CIarkspnrg.
n car leaving each city on the even ~,
hours throughout the gay, ne
1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
HELD FOR COURT

Mr.. Pigott came before Squire
Riley yesterday and complained OF
one Ed Bunch, who he claims
snatched eight dollars and ten cents
out of his sons hand on the 31st
of last month. BUNCH was arrested
and after a hearing was held to
await the action of the grand jury.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
GALL IO CONYENTION

The tenth annual convention of
the Harrison County w. G. T. u.
will be held with the Salem Union,
Sept. IS and &c. Please send. names
If delegates to Mrs. Daisy Kemper.
Salem, w. Va. Entertainment for
al w. C. T. IT. members whether
appointed delegates or net.
Cora r. Ogden, Pres.
Blanche Mullen, Cor. Sec.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05

The home of Harry Johnson, on
Locust street. has been quarantined
on account of his son having the
diptheria.
Emery Coffman, who has been
working in the wholesale grocery
business at Uniontown this summer
is in the city on a short visit.
Mrs. NJ. M. Sommers and daugh-
ter returned Monday from three
weeks vacation at Mt. Lake Park.
The Salvation Army will hold
special attractions during fair week
in the order of street meetings.
Miss Katherine O'Neil, of Pitts
burg, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dennison.
Mrs. S. f. Reed left Monday
morning for the beneficial climate
of Colorado and to pay an extended
visit to her sister, Miss Rose Lee
Smith, in that State.
Rev. j d. Chavis, d. d., Of
Wheeling, will preach in Trinity M
e. church, colored, Wednesday even
ing. All are cordially invited t.
hear him.
SSPeck's Bad Boy makes all peo-
pie turn young again. 1t is posi-.
lively the greatest tonic for the blues
lever conceived. Take the children
to tn matinee Saturday,
DR.. e. NJ. Pearcy, Of Chenille
was in town on business yesterday.
Miss Shinn, of Fairmont, is visit
ing Mis- Elvira Wells.
CLYDE Fitch, Paul Hamilton
Spray Lynn and John Meredith, o
Fairmont, are in town to attend tn
! Mrs. Tom Brady left Tuesday 70
Emporium, Pa, where her sister
in-law, Mrs. Molly Brady, is quit
sick.
Mrs. Rose Carr Martin an,
daughter, Miss Lillian Carr. hav
gone on n short visit to Cincinnati
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Jacpkes ar
at the Princess Ann hotel at VII
Eginia Beach,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
Married at Parsonage

Mr.. Albert Lanham and Miss
Esty Plant, both Of Marshville, we're
married at the Baptist parsonage
Tuesday night by Rev. r. B. Nc
Danel, Several friends were pres
emit and the ceremony was quite pref
ty. They are an excellent young
couple.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
Dances at Park

There is series of three
pubIie dances at Union park during
fir week. They will occur on Tues
dav. Wednesday and Thursday o
this week and are given by Wells
popular orchestra, who have estab-
.iished record for successful balls
at the park. The public is invited
to attend and arrangements have
been perfected to insure a pleasant
and orderly time. The full orches-
ira is being used each evening
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05

See Harry Wclch the bad hoy. in
his pranks and cut ups in "Peck's
Bad Boy" at the Grand. Saturday,
matinee and night, in that rejuven-
ating play that makes You young
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Highland
have returned from Atlantic City,
Mrs. Ross Lyon, of Salem, is
visiting Miss Villa Waldo.
Mrs. C. C. Wentz, of Parkersburg
and Mrs Ed. Jackson, of Buckhan-
non. are the guests of their brother,
Stuart F. Reed, during the fair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05

w. w. Hall. of Weston. is here
and left today for Michigan. whre
he will reside in the future.
Chuck Turner, of Parkersburg, is
in town and win be here during the
fair,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05

Isham Lyle was caught by Con
stable Lee Coffman Mt the fair
grounds Tuesday Tsham was drunk
and disorderiy He was brought be-
fore Squire Gordon and fined $3.50
which he settled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
Marriage Licenses

Ernest II. Burns and Mary Sam
ders.
Albert Lanham and Esty Plant.
William V. Hutchinson and Ammo
o. Kidd.
Thrash.
Levy A. Queen and Ohio o. Wolfe
John ". Groves and Mary e.
Coffman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05

B. & O. Officer Powell caught a
lad hopping trains Tuesday morn
ing in the local yards. The lad
was brought before Squire Gordon
md fined the usual $3.50. He made
arrangements to settle. His name
is John Pell and he claimed to be
from Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05

Mr.. Fitch, of Morgantown, PASS
cd through this morning enroute to
Mt Lake Park where he VIII attend
the Democratic congressional CONF
mittee meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
Broaddus Opens

Broaddus will open on Thursday
for the regular fall term. Nearly
all the members of the faculty are
here and the others will arrive to-
night. The prospects for good en-
rollment are fatetring. For the
past two or three days President
Hulley has been busy assigning
rooms to students.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
TOURNAMENT g
TO- BE GIVEN

follows:
Your presence is desired at
Picnic and Tournament
to be held at
West Milford,
near Elmer Stoutss,
Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1906.
by the
Harrison County Tournament As
ISOLATION.
Regulations-Lance, nine feet, to
balance in middle.
Committees
Arrangements-Dr. Chas. Taylor,
Chas. E. stotler, Frank NJ. Stout,
John Helmick
Invitations-H. G. Carskadon, DR.
a. J. Kemper, Chas. Cummings,
Fred Kinsley.
Edward REYNOLDS, F.
II. Rhodes, Fred Davis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
Teamstel's Meeting

VIII he held in the court house
at Clarl5sburg on Saturday, Oct. -,
1906, at II o'clock a. m. All the
old U. S. transfers are requested
to be present Let us have a reun-
ion and a good time. Let every
body come.
THOS. HAWKER, Pres.
rnn-,r- Il. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
tor FIGHT BEGINS

What promises "a he a vigorous
~ contested legal battle was lnalis
tuted In the United States district
court this morning when tho Co
inhihla Valley Halfway company
filed complaint IN a suit against
the Portland 4 Seattle Hallway
company. involving ths title to
eight 20 miia sections of railroad
rightsaf way along Tho north atds
Of the Columbia river aud extending
HehthweHtWafd from point appos
ate Waiiulu. Wash.
The right Of way In question. OF
at least n portion Of II. ia that now
belnR occupied or sought to be oes
eupiea b. the Portland \ seattle
In the construction of It's Columbia
river line. which, II 20 be the Port
land connection Of the It'll system,
connecting Portland with the pres
enl line Of the Northern Pacific Al
| Keanawtek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
MILLI0NAIRES
ARE SOCIALISTS

NEW YORK. March q VIII the
socialist party be made power IN
American politics b. the sons Of
mtillanalruaH
pafadaEieal as Il may seem. many
II the young men who are heading
the movement Tor 4 radical socialist
propaganda in this country are
heirs % vast fortunes
The fact NAn emphasized BY the
resent attempt ~ radicals "a get on
common ground AZ a meeting at
the brick House. the palafisi eoan-
trY haine % ] G. Phelps Stokes. AZ
Nall ~ hY the announcement Of Joe
Medlli Patterson. ~ Chicago. that
b had embraced the socialist creed
II socialism uefe voted into force
aud Is teuets accepted Il would
strike a. the fortunes Of nufue Of
the weafthlaat families in the eauns
Try and with their radical members
Themselves leading the attack
Stokes. fof instance. ls the nun Of
AHsoH Phelps Stokes. Wall 81 cap
itaiiat and muItluaIlIunalfe. nov re-
tired Robert Hunter. another 500
etaltat alH1ent. married one OF An
aau rhaIp Stokes daughters.
wealthy tn her oWn right lie IL a
settlement worker. and la The an
thor 81 Poverty. a hook In which
be makes the remarkable statement
that 10 nn0 40 Americans are atarve
Ing today That is. nader unuffshed
because they have net means To buy
the necessities ~ life
Gaylord Wiltshire. although ha IN
heflteH miIiiaue. has long been a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
PLANTS MERGE

The consolidation Of several light
essKs plants At Nome has lust been
edmplsted BY Captain b. " John
an a deal has been put through
daring tha last iva days whereby
- nsfthfnn ard A T. Hhsldan
hive organized With Captain john
ssfs aud the Aums fiKhtefnee com
rtaf Seattle offices have been
alseHef Ht ef1 FHfat az All OF the
tiAee men are experienced lighter.
ED men. having been In the Nome
business since thu mpfink ef 1900
Tao paN sEful tugs. The kinKhufst
sud tiEEta II. are awHed b. the
aHw eaHnHaaY. ard also IL large
bafass orders have also been
riaeea faf several others. and lhsy
Niil ~ aHHe Be constituted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
TOWARD
NEW SYSTEM
REPORT TO CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE ON STREET. CON
TRACTS HAS SOME UNUSUAL
RECOMMENDATIONS.

Recommendations along numerous
lines already discussed were made
to-day by the chamber Of commerce
COMMITTEES on city affairs IA regard
II the letting Of street Improvement
contracts aud thu condemnation nf
property fnr improvements
Tho system Of paying expert Wit
nessaa more than legal fees IN con-
aeHnatiaa eases eaH denounced. IN
assessing improvement districts the
committee recommended a permaz
uent board to replace thu boards
which ate now appointed Cor eaeh
Improvement
The committee advises greater
publicity by thu city authorities ia
thu letting Of all contracts and plan
ming all improvements. II recon-
msnts that the city establish a
municipal asphalt plant aud 10 a.
much Improvement work as pos
sihle itself. using It's own lahatcrs
The special COMMITTEES appointed
ihat week reported that the pro-
posed dental college far this city
has been subscribed 10 TO the ex-
tent % $1,000 and viii ba ratah-
liahsd.
A letter from the United Conn
mafetnl Travellers asking the assist .
anea Of the ehafHhsF Ia securing foe
that otiee fseept railroad rate.
with mileage books interchangeable
GA al reads. Naa referred to 4 COM
mlttss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

THE PLANS
NAVY oFrefRs sesame FOR WIRELESS TELEGRAPH sYs.
TEM AT CAPE fLhrrEaY AND ALONG COAST IS CONTAIN.
1olH LITTER SENATOR PILES TO LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR eoohs

with ons at North head near the
mouth Of tho Columbia river Tho
last named station Will be designed
% operate with tbs station now al
tho Puget sound navy yard Equip
mont has been purchased for both
Of the stations Sites have also been
selected for stations at Cape Blaneo
and Table Bluff.
A apsciai feature 81 the wireless
Will be the equipment between
stations Of telsgfaphle aud long dis
tanes phone connections wherever
Il Ia found possible.
The present chain Of stations will
be built an rapidly IA funds will
permit. and the bureau expects 10
complete tt during the next fiscal
year. Completion Of all stations
during this year viii require q spoz
eiai appropriation for the purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

In the Atlin districts and mining en-
Eineefa we're sent north 20 atart ae-
tive work.
Y. =. Andrews. manager Of the
Pacific Coast Gold Mining company.
left very huffiediy for the north on
the last trip Of the Humboldt. Capt
Norwood. who intended To get away
on the same steamer. was called 70
san Francisco. and just returned
this morning With George Gaffey. Of
the Anglo klondike Gold Mining
company. II iu also claimed In min
inR circles that the Lewis River
Mining and Dredging company Is
also included in the amalgalnation
j NJ Elmer. general manager. il
due 70 arrive today from San Fran
cisco aud until then little Nill be
known a. To his position IN the con-
binAtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

TO MERGE
ooedehH1im SAID TO HAVE SECURED kLonokE MINING
COMPANIES REPRESENTING 100000

The GuEFenhelm interests of New
York and San Francisco viii have
control Of over loo coo acres Of the
best mining En1nnd In the Klondlks
district. Such was tho word brought
from San Francisco this morning.
II Is estimated that fully 81 600 600
vii be represented IL all the diff
fefeut companies are brought into
Tie deal
From reliable sources # q given
out that the Anglo Kloudlke Gold
Miniag company. the Boulder It'll
group. II II NarWood'a properties.
and the Pacific Coast Gold Mining
enmpanY'a property On Bonanza
Will be in the amaigamatiun Of the
northern properties TNa months
agp the guggsnheim interests Sc
cured al Of the valuable properties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
Reporter.

.,,tARn. Mareh Nm ne,
-, ss.,s sliars On lts eNu part l IN.
siaI -, I'M mi The money paylne alos
saf -. - 4 ballard out of haaines.
= =. a., ss,sa wurk vas assealpilahea'
= : s Mains a newspaper cam.
r. T. !, .kalss, the machines. but ~
$50 -. ~ matter NJ With The rfeps
isla '.',sssl,utsd officials Of The fity
r. '.s,s,Ias out 70 them The extent
- .s.ss he evil bad become presss
~ = tAls city ~. =,
- issued yesterday and Will
~. ..ssrssi hy the poiiee depart.
Il APPLIES 70 money paNius
' - only. the TRADE machines
-. seFmltlel to continue IN ep-
800 a least fer The present,
So "a tAa issuance Il yeatefs
-. .rser The slot machine nut
- "a ,als elty hal developed 70
800. -. proportions Trade ma
ss..~s wsrs maintained In all the
-. .sprss and many Of he NUT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

aire. who has hts fortune invested
IN such a way that the returns viii
not exceed 2 per cent. made his
ldeaH conspicuous n the recent
Stokes congress-
Another wealthy radical is Ar
thur Bfiabaue. VINO inherited his
fortune aud il now the highest paid
neWapapar writer In the world. hlH
salary being az 900 a year. BriH=
bane attends fashionable e0eietY
functions one day aud rabldlY al.
taeks the tfeasnrers Of American
wealth the next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
CHILD MEETS
AWFUL DEATH

Helen Anderson. the 6Year old
daushgaf q Mr. aud Mrs Olaf An
defsaa. died At sammamiah IN Non
9aY afternoon from burns feeeiaea
The day before The body Wfll b.
buried ri that place after The deputy
coroner has made IN ImveafIaaEI1u
The little EiFl e aeems. maa niaY
lag around The front yard ON sun
daF and was limiting matches In
some way che flames reached her
dress. and before they could be eez
linFuiahed ahs vas 80 badly burned
that she died the NEXT morning
after suffering terrible agony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
MANY DEALS

sparkutan q Mclean report the
following sales Zee today Let ..
black I. Safth Seattle. Feniat. "a
iuKlia iifuthers. fuF ts18a. lat n.
hlaek "a = 4 neit'a aeeand addl.
ttan. u J A kaualeY. 81 Toe. lot :.
block p = r nennYa FIfeh addl.
tiau - Aeffh seattle. n Williams
HaaAssaHe company for thH sanHtd-
GRAFTON If t9ksa - aefss In West
Seattle three quarters - mile
FROM the steel works Ia PARTIES.
namaa withheld. far = soc. "a acres
IF waterfront HeafIg an the north
s8aa nf Magnolia bluff e. Judge
nsaue for tgsee 8 acres ia West
Seattle one mlie from steel works
"a Mara Halutbae far the sum II
$50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
MARINE NOTES

Steamer Olympia all sail faF
Aanolulu today she has god
cargo. principally flour from the
Centennial mill and inmheF from
the ssagHun Post NIT
sfeanrr Isffefmnn wlil sail To-
aIxht Tor Hkawway and vsy pofts
wlfh : iArks freight earEo All =
paHaenEefa
-Four battery boilers haze lseen or
asfu.a from aaraus BY the y 4. I
r. CO. for TIA flKer steamers
lfeaiay weare Cuaaby and PuNefr
They vii be shipped north ca the
f1raf steamers and Installed ueHi fall
after The rnah Is over
Tomorrow will 10 sfeAmsF daY 81
PER Il. The ctr % Topeka saillnE
and the UmaflIia arriving from san
Fanelaea.
Steamer waiaieale arrived from
Tacoma early this Afternoon and
uIii undoubtedly - 70 ballard faf
miner repairs. The Steamer Niil re-
place The Ramona on the Vancouver
rma. commencing uvxt Monday
HIghL
Steamer Toledo. ~ the Gaak Ia.
r. Transportation Co. Il uae load
lag 81 sehwahHehef dol for her
|ffIn - seidoxla Capt sbaaa ex.
pasta - ha ready faf seM nexE Men
Dap.
santa barbara Il At Pier and viii
sail fuf Ina Angeles thIs afternoon.
She wfii have Is pas anEnEa.
Steamer Rainier vii ct away
for San Francisco tonight. followed
hq the steamer f1ndaeuf both II
the T. f Cray ca
Cod fishing schooner Lizzie Colby
vas brought from Eagle Harbar
this morning Ia Pier 8 and WIll be
PIT in readiness FOR the season IS
catch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
SAYS HEPBURN nlLL IS
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

WASHINGTON. u e March Is.
Senator Knox. In a speech ON the
rate bill. This afternoon said
THE Hepburn btu ia nneonatltus
tIauai. a. a judicial review n all
controversies e. right wrestsd
from the tYranta 81 centuries aRo.
The court Is balance wheel be
tween enntendine passions and pol
ieiaa. and this right r. now eatah-
llahed beyond the power Of present
tyranta I'm whatever guiae they may
come. II is ineomnfehenalhle 70 me
why persons should advocate the
bill. az # Is clearly uueonetitutlon-
al ta refuse to permit an explicit
provision for a judicial review"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
LOOKING FOR
MISSING MAN

STOCKTON. Cal. March Is -Tho
courageous spirit OF Mrs Le.douH il
breaking Yesterday afternoon she
broke down and wept bitterly Ia
the presence OF Jaller Benjamin and
hIa wife. who IL matron.
iiaggagemaster Thompson eiaima
that he saw a good looking man
With a dark mnataeha with the NO
man IA the waiting room the same
day she left and that she handed
him a hand grip.