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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-12

THE greatest corn crop in the history
Of the country ia indicated in the report
of the crop reporting board of the Bureau
of Statistics of the Department of Agri'
culture, made public yesterday. The
crop is now safe, and it will be about
1850, 900, 900 bushels. This should be
a good democratic year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-12

Many a man of humane impulses, who
would not willingly harm a kitten, is guilty
# cruelty where his own stomach is concern.
ed. Overdriven overw ork-d. when what it
needs is something that will digest the food
eaten and help the stomach 70 recuperuts
Something like KOdoi For Dyspepsia that is
sold by w. F. Creighton q Co.. 40l King
street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-12

CoLohED republicans disgruntied at
the formation of lily white party, re-
pudiating nominees for Congress who
have Chairman Slemp's endorsement,
will, they declare, make a fight against
Messrs. Hanson in the Third, Simmons
in the Fifth and Slemp in the Ninth
districts. But they will do no such
thing. 1t matters not how badly they
are treated by the white republicans, they
will vote the republican ticketOn election
day. and their chooses" know 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-12

The telegraph boys Of Wall street, New
York, who went on strike yesterday, have
returned to work. They gained some mina'
co cessions for better pay for straight away
work. g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-12
TOTHEs rOCKHOLD Frs OF THENEw
4 pEDRAPA ONYX COMPANY.

You and each of you are hereby notified
that the Board of Directors Of this Company
has called a meeting Of the stockhoiders
thereof to be held at the principal Office Of
tho cor pany, No. 1913 south Royal street
Alexandris, Virginia, at the hour of eleven
O'Clock a. M, on the fourteenth day Of No
vember, 1905, to take action upon the resolu
ton adopted by the Board Of Directors on the
tenth day Of October, 1905, declaring that, il
the judgment Of the Boird of Directors of this
company, il is deemed advisable and for the
benefit of this company that il shall he dis
solved. FRANK j. DURAN,
ocl2 I'd Sec et'fy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-12
Letter to Herbert Bryant.
Alexandria. Virginia,

Dear Sir: A man fed his hens half meal
and half sawdust; he thought they wouldn't
know the difference. he concluded they did
when the eggs Matched woodpeckers.
Another man panied his house with paint
that was made Of half paint-substitutes. He
didn't know the difference-not till he paid
the painter.
re had 20 gallons to pay-for. 20 instead of
10. Got fooled $3.50 on the paint.
de had 20 days wages to pay for, 20 instead
Of 10. Fooled $50 in wages
He got poor job besides. BE paid too
much for his eggs, and they hstched wood
peckers. 80.
Yours truly,
III h~,o- 4 o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-12
Yours truly,

W UhfUE q OUs
- New York
P. s.-E S Leadbeater 4 Sons sell our
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
U1IFE DEAD ON P4LINGS.
litter Family Quarrel, Neighbors
Husband Awested.

Campbell Odaire. a bricdayer. living at No
229 East 121th street. was arrested just before
O'Clock this morning in connection with the
death of his wife Agnes. who found impaled
on the spikes of iron railing in front of their
some. TheaNrurnan was dead when found.
According to the occupants Of the house. the
police say. Odaire and his wife had not been on
good terms for several days. Last night Odaire
came home early and found his wife absent
When she came in about S O'Clock he refused to
admit her. they say.
Mrs. Odare went out and returned shortly be-
fore u o'clock Her husband again denied her
admission. according TO the neighbors. and Mrs
Odaire went down to the fourth floor TO the
rooms of a Mrs. McNally and got permission TO
go up the fire escape to her own room.
She had been gone only few minutes when
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
COL. II. Il. DU POINT WINS.
Defeats Addicks for Senator-Selec-
tion Made Unanimous.

Dover. Del. June 11--Colonel Henry A Du
Pont OF Wilmington. tonight defeated J. Ed
ward Addicks in the contest for the vacant seat
from delaware in the United States Senate.
Coionei Du Pont was selected to fill the vacancy
by caucus of the Republican members of the
Legislature, which was in session several hours
The action Of the caucus ends a contest that has
continued for eleven years, during which time
Addicks was the candidate of the Union Repub-
hcans for United States Senator. The Legis-
lature will meet tomorrow in special session,
and each house will take a separate vote for
United States Senator, and the two houses will
meet Jointly On Wednesday to verify the vote
There was full attendance of members of
both wings of the Republicans ar the caucus
tonight. There WAS a long discussion, and
when the vote finally taken II stood: Du
Pont. 20; Addicks 10; H. H Ward /. Follow
Ing the announcement of the vote, Senator Con-
nor, an Addicks supporter. made a motion that
Du Points election be made unanimous which
was adopted.
The Democratic members of the Legislature
have criticised Governor Lea for calling an ex-
ira session Of the Legislature to elect Senator
and they have declared they will take no part
IN the voting.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
BIG LINER AGROUND.
Steamship WesternJand on Shoal
Near Cape May, n. j.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune.l

Cape May, n. j.. June 1.-THE Red Star liner
Westernland. bound from Liverpool to Phila-
delphiar struck the eastern side of the Over
falls Shoals. to the landward of Somers Shoals,
at 1913 o'clock this morning. She was foated
at 11:40 o'clock tonight. She was by
the Delaware River pilots here, coming up the
coast this morning, and when she struck they
were not surprised. It is believed by local pilots
that she lost her way in the fog and rain last
evening, and that when the captain found him
self inside from Five Fathom Bank Lightship
this morning, he deemed II best to make a line
between the shoals into the waters of Delaware
Bay Captain Turner's only statement was that
the strong east wind and tide drove the steamer
out of her course
After a futile attempt float the bis liner
on the noon tide nothing WIS done until the
night tide came ID. when several tugs fastened
hawsers TO the steamer and she pulled off
the shoals without much difficulty. After clear
ing the shoals the Westernland swung around
and steamed TO the Delaware Breakwater where
she will remain until morning.
The westernIand was drawing tventy-seyen
feet of water. and when she struck it was flood
tide. About II O'Clock the Pennsylvania pilot
boat Philadelphia reached her. fastened
hawser and began efforts 20 get her off the shoaI
but without success.
The sea about the steamship very rough,
She stands with her bow pointing directly into
Cape May, and is about five miles or shore
She has 21O persons on board. Of which $50
passengers. They have been assured that there
is no danger. and the captain reports that per
feet order has been maintained upon the ship
Life saving crew No. 40 under Captain James
w Eldridge. went out to the steamers assist
ance stood by all the afternoon and returned
early in the evening. Captain Bldridge brought
ashore dispatches from Captain Turner from
tugs Captain Eldridge said that while the
was rough there was no danger OF anything hap
pening TO the steamer at this time. He said
that the passengers were quiet
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

Tonight the life savers returned to the
steamer and will remain aboard until the vessel
is floated.
There was no pilot on board when the steamer
struck She had not been in the course OF travel
where pilots are in readiness to be taken on
The vessel does appear to lie in any danger
unless she should be overtaken by the easteriy
storm which is working up the South Atlantic
Coast and is due here tonight or tomorrow
morning The local weather bureau agent has
hoisted storm signals.
The Westernland is Of 5000 tons 400 feet IN
length and IL feet in breadth. She sailed from
Liverpool on June l. bound for Philadelphia, in
the Red Star Line, Liverpool Philadelphia ser
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
THREE FACTORIES BURN.
FTemen Haze Hard Fight IN The
BrORT.

In fire which burned fiercey and with great
rapidity, three large factories in The Bronx were
burned TO the ground and damage estimated at
100000 was done early this morning. The fire
br oke out at midnight in the four story brick
building at No 7O2 East 14Sth street which is
occupied by c. Riegers & Sons, cabinet makers.
The in1ammable character Of the material in
the buildings caused it TO burn like tender. and
in few minutes it had spread the Stuyvesant
Piano COmpanys factory. which is eight
story building.
The flames went through this building despite
the work of nearly every fire company in the
lower part of The Bronx and several others
which went over the Harlem River from Man
haitian. Before the arrival of Chief Croker the
Wheelock Piano Campanys factory was also in
flames. Chief Croker directed his men to con-
centrate their efforts the latter building, and
although the water pressure was low the fremen
had the blaze well under control at 2:3O o'clock
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

airshaft AT the third floor with a baby IN her
arms. The womans clothes We're on nre- ne
forced her TO GO 10 a window where there was
fire escape and left her. She Is believed 70 oe
the woman who cast her baby down the shart
According 10 McCiinnity. she had with her two
other children, about six and eight yef~rS old
While these scenes were taking place inside
of the building three alarms had been turned in
the firemen were attacking the blaze from
the front of the house. A ladder was thrown
TO the level of the first window. and Vincent
Cahin. a fireman. mounted and reached a fire
escape AS he broke in the window he was over
whelrned by a dense cloud of smoke BecOming
unconscious, he fell 10 the street. receiving a
fracture of the right leg and a severe scalp
wound.
James Touer of Engine Company No. SO.
rushed up a ladder TO the third hoOr- AS he
reached the top. the ladder twisted a gust OF
smoke enyeloped him, and he pitched headlong
10 the street, fracturng three ribs and his right
hip
Frank Pallarino In whose fat the fire started
according 10 fellow couDtrymen in the neigh
borhoOd. received a threatening Black Hand let
ter week ago AT the time the fire started he
and his family had gone 20 the country for the
day
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

of Nebraska is in imminent danger because
os drouth Great damage has already resulted
and still greater damage is being Done oaly.
7, Eastern and Southern Nebraska, where the
great crops are raised. the drouth Is most Sc
we're In places the damage amounts 10 90 per
cent already The weather ir hot and dry ana
only local showers are predicted by the Weather
pu,eau Every day without rain now ADDS to
the damage and loss.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
SHAW TURNS DOU1N DAY.
Secretary Refuses to ,Speak at Syra-
cuse University Commencement.
Epv Telegraph TO The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Syracuse. June 11.-Chaucellor James r. Dav
of Syracuse University. received to-day mes
sage from the Secretary Of the Treasury Leslie
NJ Shaw. cancelling his engagement 10 deliver
the commencement Grafton on Wednesday
II is thought that Secretary Shaw did not wish
TO appear here because of Chancellor Days at
tack on President Roosevelt John d Arch
bold, president of the board of trustees has sent
word that he will be unable to attend the an
nual meeting OF the trustees to- morrow
DRoUTH ENDANGERS NEBRASKA CROPS
TBy Telegraph The Tribune
Omaha June 1.-THE corn and wheat crop
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

Mrs. MoNally heard. so she says. the crash of
water pitcher on the pavement She told two
OF her neighbors about it. They went 10 Mrs.
Odaire's room and knocked They received no
response
Half an hour later the body OF Mrs odaire
was found on the palings.
Odaire showed fight when arrested but was
quickly subdued He refused say anything
about any trouble He had, according 10 the
police been drinking heavily.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
CAR JUMPS OPEN SWITCH; THREE HURT

A trolley car coming toward Hoboken, on the
Bergen turnpike. the line between Hackensack
and HoboIen dashed into an open switch at full
speed At midnight last night. Jerry Cronin, the
motorInan was taken 10 the Hackensack Hospital
He was crushed and cut. Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. 5. Green
were severely injured. but refused 10 go 10 the hos
pital Mr. Green is in the real estate business at
No. 5 East 18th street, New York
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
WIFE LEARNED OF DEATH FROM PAPER.

Afs George ". Van Duzer. wife OF the rnusi-
III VINO was killed yesterday IN the wreck al
1~-tontown n J. received The news OF her hus-
lics death while out making preparations for ms
.-lief She caught sight q q newspaper with
y !. cGLmn head on the wreck and bought 2 copy
- .Tr flssanG reported killed she Wil star
- ~ clam ire holy
b,,e" ~" D4zer WAS twcntv-eight years cd. lie was
NJ " Hackeftstowu. n J. lie married. IN 1880.
az -t-Az4beth Schank. OF Petersburg. Va ihey
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
TONS OF ICE MADE IN BIG FIRE
lBy Telegraph to The Tribunel

ffsy Telegraph The Tribune-l
Hopkinsvie. KY, June lo-When the runs u
the ice factory. which. with three city squares,
was destroyed by fire last Thursday. we're examined
to-day II was found that sixteen thousand pouhus
OF Zee had not only passed throuEh the "eis iui
: -. td t,,lly been MADE during the pro-
- ~ tfe fnr-es Just before the tirc broke our
2s, freezing cans. each with a capacity OF %
mounds of ice were lowered into tho tank OF brine
beneath the floor -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
THREE NEW eEysERs oUsH.

An additional Incentive 10 visit YELLOWSTONE PARK
this Summer Pcnns Alvauia Railroad Tour leaves
The East July .. Special Pullman train with every
comfort Nearly q week among the wonders or the
great National Playground. only S-i from Nc"
York covering svexy sxpn0Be.-A0yt
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
The WONDERS OF YELLOWSTONE PARK

r. D-si seen ay taking tha Pennsylvania Railroad
or 80 . -.onlUcfe' Tours FirSf for the season
- i.tVes f.lc East AJAX, ag snecial Pullman
AZ = l'r -ra 9ne-l,.ll aays dcgOted 10 the S-fE'
t&rssL - Sew York covers every necessary ea-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
13 HOURS To CHICAGO
PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. rock ballast dustleSs
Ioadbed. Leaves New York $50 F. NJ Arrives
Chicago $50 A. NJ Other fast trains 10 Chicago
and ST. LOuis-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
pEwEYs RlcH oLp PORT WINE.

Taken with IA Raw Egg is very strengthening. H.
T. Dewey & Sons Co., LIS Fulton ST.. New York
-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

SCENE OF THE
JERSEY J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
NO OPPOSITION
To SPAULDINC

No slka Of overt opposition In the
council greeted the announcement
read before that body last nikht
that Mayor Moore had appointed
Captain A. 7. spanldlnE u the 20
sition 81 hafboF master. sacreodtnE
Captain Jensen The apf1iaimsnt
uas referred 10 the COMMITTEES ON
harboFa and whaFfsa without eosu-
mont The COMMITTEES consists OF
Cnuuellnen uurnrtt. Crirhtnn aud
Zbindnn- Ihlndsn i cfwsiitrd wlth
making An eftogt Ia defeat shs con
frmatien Of spanldiax 10 thc inter,
eafa - Jensen. Who IL one Of bis
ardent political supporters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

Tho finance committee and Mayor
Moore holt a conference this after
noon for the consideration II the
auhlret as outlined ia Mayor
Mooras letter Some members oi
the committee are In favor ~ en-
ploying an expert street railway
man Municipal ownership adYo-
catea arc inclined u ahY away from
Tits proposition. lest Il conceal an
Intention 10 employ a man sho Il
not primarily la favor 81 mgaieipal
ownership. like Mr, naiFymplr. OF
GLASGOW. IN Chleaga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
LUNDIE HAS A
EARRING JOLT

ON Sunday last. number Of Sc
attic boys bent ON getting a line on
lhndie'a ability. visited the train
Ing quarters AZ Pleasant beach.
Tho usual invitation was extended
for spectators TO engage With him
IN friendly bout A sturdy
broad ahouldofed member came fur
ward. The Seattle butcher boy
whose name proved 90 To- Awarlk
seemed bent on doing all the dam
ago possible. but Lundio stole q
Hhort-afm blow 10 his opponent
head Il seemed fully ten seconds
while the meat dispenser was wah
hllsg and then he came la con
tact with the floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
BEES IN ALASKA

fiee raising IN tbs Interior ~
Alaska II the latest Mufreii = War
TEN. = Portland man Niii ship north
On the steamer oregon nine sNarma
% hFes fnf seward Al the north
sra loun hs will take his hensY pro.
aueefn ard 50 iata the Interior ice
miira frum seward Flowers afe Ia
hihnfn tu th- suahitna valley longer
ghaH on me enant Mr. Warren eHs
peefa 90 ultimately have one q the
best raYtHF business tn The north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

n.,ns oui Of the question for
~" 49,, council 90 frame up tot
l islls.. ~ 10 a vote of the peorle
saaa s,,,sai 70 condemn aud purchase
: :. - .,y,.ei railway system ef Tue
=. Electric COMPANY ia TIE
s ss,al.,e et the members ot the 'i}
$780,. .-.,l who have Devoted the must
e' ~.,',sratloa 70 the subject
Hard te Estimate,
Ma, # il lmpractisablc to sub
- ~ s,,sh = proposcal q a vote Dor
- ,sason that It would b. lmroaH-
~ =. u estimate within millions OF
s. - uhai value a iufy Ina con
s ss....,,aa case would place en- The
.s-.nssrs plant The Law reQWrss
-. a. n sohmitilne a ctty street rail
-. rrsusiiion 20 a vote the pm
- ITSELF must BE- outlined In de-
~ ,eseshey with an estimate %
Is probable eost
Market Value
,cordlag 70 the present snagket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
OPPOSE HOSPITAL

The hght which the residents IN
the vicinity OF Kinnear park are
making against the erection IN that
vicinity of sanitarinm vas carried
% the couneil last night. In The
form ~ an ordinance prohibiting
the establishment II a hospital or
sanitArium within Two blocks u a
public park or playground. The
measure vas referred 10 the health
and sanitation and park committees
acting j0lntly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
ARTICLES OF lneoRPoaArlon

OLYMPIA, April TO. Articles Of
Incorporation we're filed aa follows
W y Mogaha company. Of Seat
tlei amended articles tG increase
capital stock from $1,000 20 $4,000.
A J Merriam company. Inc, Ae=
atlle. $4,000. A. ! Ilamlln and o.
Neer.
beatrice C'Rsnmery company, u
dnNa. with appointment OF Edward
iYih. Of Seattle.
Han Salvador Copper Mining com
pany. of Seattle. $500 600. Cefnellua
Van Noarhia. Andrew o. nurloigm
aud William ~ Thompson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
DISCUSS PLANS.

Detailed plans Tor a eitY system
- street railways wtii b. discussed
az a ruhiie meeting which has been
called hs the Muuictpai pmuernhin
city central committee Ia be hsid az
Chatstrnssn's ban Ia the Arcade
block Thursday night Speeches viii
D. delivered b. number ~ the
masa srflss leaders uf fhe municipal
e~Hsfahip movement ard Some de-
finite acttuu taken towards thr pro-
mitigation - the principles which
shanid BE- observed b. the city
council IN preparing the question
for submission - q vote ~ the PEG
pie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
NEW OFFICERS
COMING HERE

Lleut Mai u. r. Market. Capt
Rose Lythe aud Private A u. &.
Smith will take charge ~ the local
post Of the Volunteers Of America
la this city April a. Temporary
Capt a. Il Watson today received
word from Col Duncan. a. San
Francisco. that the trio would reach
Seattle from that city one week
from neat Saturday. aud would as
sumo Immediate command Of the
post Lieut. Mai Market was Ina
command OF the local poat about
three years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
ANOTHER ENGINE
NEEDED

Councilman Conway. chairman Of
the fire and water committee. In
troducad in the council last might.
on behalf ~ the COMMITTEES. 40 or
dinanee directing the board % pub
tic works 20 purchase an additions
fire engine. an aerial ladder truck
and a combination engine and hose
cart. lie introduced also an ardl
nance appropriatluE s2100 for the
purchase of a fire station cite IN
South Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
YOUTH TRAVELS

Frank Hunter. If.. ~ Philadel-
phla. perhaps enc - the youngest
travellers In the weat. arrived from
san Francisco this morning snd
LETT faf Victoria. from that place in
tending Ia catch a steamer FOR
Alaska
SIR Hunter IL bat IS years old
and has been seeing the country for
he past two months AZ hr step
ped into The Butler this morning
and Inquired the sailing time 81 the
Victoria steamer. he appeared most
auaVn.
Dressed In the heiEht % younEsier
fashion. b. vas a shining mark 81
= hat American boYhood ls really
eum posed o.
IN his inside pocket he had let
fsrH ~ credit amounting 20 a sum
that world aatnnish a Seattle tile
'and dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

prize af The securities af the com
pany the plant Is worth tlsasa,
600. though capitalized At titfbo.
600 Ia securities outstanding Much
ol Tits value Ia franchise value. fhc
whole systsm. Including real prop
erty and rolling stock could prob.
ably he replaced tnr less than S.
600 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
WHITE ASKS
TO RESIGN

ST PETERSBURG April io@lt
l. reported that pfeFulef Wiiis iasi
uiEht again tendere.i bis resignation
10 ths emperor. inflmailus that The
latter muHt eh0oss heswesa him ana
Minister ~ che Interior uuruafa.
aincs hla return from Tsafak9s aelo
last week when he pleaded with
lhs emperor 20 bed the Fulee 81
the people aud Efant a written con
nitmtlrn. he has brought al posai-
hie praaagre e. bear upon Nicholas
To align himself Nite the aeN
aahnaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

ROYAL blue "a The coiorink Of a
stunning costume for dress oecA
aiouA
soft meaaaiine Hiik n tho fabric
used IN creating this gown. The all
pervadInE short waist effect Is OBJ
tained ia this dress BY little JACK
et Il Is % lace, and Is Karulahsd
with small smart foNs ot old roac
velvet
The skirt Il the high princess, and
Il shaped with LONG painted tabs
which are edged wlth a narrow or
lentai insertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
RAINIER VALLEY
PEOPLE ARE SORE

RAINIER BEACH, April 10 The
uutlre Rainier valley ia aroused over
the announcement made by County
Commissioner Abrams that there
was little hope of the Rainier boule=
ward being extended Ia lenion this
year The excuse given ~ that y
will cost $4,000 10 build an expert
mental maeadnm road In the Dus
vanish valley
The Rainier Valley people claim
they have always bon sighted in
the matter Of road Improvement
while the DuWamish valley gets
everything u asks for A. present
everything has 20 be shipped by
electric car anywhere beyond Raj
nier fieneh
All the valley 70 organized into
Improvement clubs aud these IN
turn are amalRamnted into an as.
ISOLATION. AID Il is said hist they
intend 20 uAe their organization A.
a political force 10 secure reeOgnl-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
FIND NO FAULT

chief Customs Inspector LOTUS
aud Inspector Dyke awooped down
ON tho steamboat and launch own
ers on Lake Washington yesterday
afternoon. but found no deYiatiuna
from regulations. Next Sunday the
customs officials will make a round
up Of All those running craft on the
lake va violation of the Laws