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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-30
PAWTUCKET IS
STIRRED BY A
BIC SENSATION

Pawtucket has a sensation on its hands
bigger than the appointment OF police offi-
GERS by Mayor Higgins. which keeps that
municipality I'm continued stew
It is no less than the revelation that DIR.
Lawrence r. Darcy, until recently we'll
liked veterinary of the burg on the
Blackstone, has been leading Jekyl and
Hyde existence I'm Pawtucket and Hart
ford, Conn, for more than year.
In Pawtucket he had wife who. even
now, is chartably disposed to overlook his
dual existence and to effect reconcilia-
tion, and I'm Hartford he has been living
with "A young woman named Lena
Hughes, the couple being known as DIR.
George w. Wilson and wife.
Four years ago DR.. Darcy was a re-
spected citizen OF Pawtucket owning a
beautiful residence on Broadway. living
happily with his wife. n talented, cultured
woman, and enjoying the comforts OF his
Income from large veterinary practice.
Then he formed an unfortunate ac-
quaintanceship with the Hughes woman,
which resulted in estranging him from his
wife. breaking up his home. running his
practice, causing his departure from Paw
tucket, his arrest, stormy scene at the
place where he had lived in Hartford with
the woman the past year. some gun play
with threats of killing the misused wife.
and finally the jumping OF his bond AMI
MS ulSdppedFdnCe from HARTFORD WITH the
woman In order to avoid prosecution fef
a state prison offence.
DIR. Darcy had resided i'm Pawtucket six
or seven years. Last September, on COM
plalnt of his wife, he was arrested and
charged with being a disorderly person.
but was discharged on payment OF costs.
From this incident and other happen
ings II was generally known by his Paw
tucket friends that the married life OF
the couple was not a happy one
The news that he has been leading a
double life is, however. a surprise 10 Paw
tucket people who know him.
Dr. Darcy and Lena Hughes should have
been in Hartford police court yesterday.
ON Tuesday their cases were continued
until yesterday under bonds of 800 in each
case, furnished by Max Weiner.
When the case was called however,
neither DIR. Darcy nor the Hughes woman
responded to their names
Mrs. Darcy awaited TO give testimony
against Miss Hughes. and IL possible. 10
effect reconciliation with her husband,
but IL appears that the couple have
skipped with their infant child and pros.
poets Of satisfaction for Mrs Darcy look
poor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-30
MONEY NEEDED
FOR TWO CASES
At PINE RIDGE

An urgent appeal is made by the Pine
Ridge camp corporation for additional
funds for the care OF young man T and
young woman OF H. now at the camp
but unable 10 remain on account OF lack
OF money. The amount required is s. per
week for each
The young man came from ireland four
years ago. and the young woman from
Russia two years ago.
Both cases are favorable ones and with
few months more of treatment will
probably be discharged as cured.
The camp has hitherto received free
cases, but In its present straitened finan-
cial condition the directors feel that this
policy cannot be continued
Pine Ridge camp is maintained for
chronic victims OF consumption. who are
not bedridden. among the -self-respecting
working class, and people OF moderate
means. There Is now Institutional provi-
sion for dying cases, for pauper cases and
for inciplent cases.
The camp is the only institution that
makes provision for the class OF cases
above mentioned
Information desired In regard TO the
two cases mentioned may be obtained
from DR. John w. Mitchell, 227 lsenefit
street Tho directors are ID. Russell
Brown. John W. Keefe, NJ. D., John w.
Mitchell. NJ. D.. William H. Peters. NJ.
d. Walter A. Scott. Frank Martin and
Christopher Easton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-30

not less than two-fiftns Of the qualified
electors is required To make our graft
excuse me- TO engraft our proposed
amendments on that grand old instru-
ment OF popular government, the constitu-
ton of Rhode Island
Throw them down? Well, IL the dear
people don't know their business any bet
ter than that, heaven and Charlie Brayton
pity theml It's all In the hands of people.
you know.
But harkenl That's not all! Every 20
years after 1905 before any previous
amendments adopted have reached the
age OF consent, and while they are yet I'm
the swaddling habiliments OF Infancy. We.
the people, will have another hack at IL
on the same plan.
Its all in the hands OF the people. too,
for If the Providence ball team should be
losing and things were dull generally. and
we. the people. happened to want "A little
sport before our 20-year sentence expired.
all that's necessary Is for a majority In
both houses of the assembly TO start the
ball rolling, and we can have a convention
picnic just whenever we please.
IT'S all i'm the hands of the people: but
the trouble with Garvin and Fitz and
some of those dead ones. as well as with
the people themselves, is that they don't
seem TO see IL.
Get on 10 your job
Were on.
This convention idea of the GUYS is
just the sweetest thing ever"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-30
HousEkEEPERs EXCURSIONS VIA
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY

To points In Arizona. Arkansas, Colo
rado. Idaho. Indian Territory. Iowa. Kan
sas Mexico. Missouri, Nebraska. Nevada.
New Mexico. Texas. Utah and Wyoming
at only one fare plus $500 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale the first and third
Tuesday OF each month to April nth
inclusive. Tickets also on sale at same
low rate 10 points in Alberta. Assinibola.
Canadian Northwest Manitoba. Mime.
sofa, Montana. Ontario Saskatchewan
and Washington on FIRST and third Tues
day OF March and April For further IN
formation apply Go w A Dolan. u. p. A..
20s old South Rldg. Boston. MasA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-30
The GOVERNORS
SCHEME IS THE
SWEETEST EVER

THE oEMocRATs-EvEN THOSE WHO ESTEEM
".
RESOLUTION,
DEMOCRATS
THERE ATMOSPHERE
sAckcLoTH
A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-30
HARVARD CLUB WILL DINE

club OF Rhode Island will be held next
Tuesdey evening at the University club
I'm this city Edward u. Pearce. presi-
dent of the club. Will preside and Pro-
fessor a. ". Merriman, professor Of his
tory AZ the university will be the speaker
of the evening George Parker Winship.
secretary ~ the club, has charge OF the
arrangements
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-30
For Over Sixty Years

MRS. WINSIOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 90 years by mil
lions OF mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain: cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. IL will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
and take no other kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
ADVERTISE CITY
IN THE SOUTH
SEATTLE YOUNG MEN WILL
MAKE TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
FOR A PURPOSE.

TO spread Seattle literature
broadcast. advertising this section
Of the state and AT the same time
have a unique outing. two Seattle
young men and also one from Col.
far vii leave the city the first Of
next week In touring car and
make their way BY easy stages 10
California and TO different sections
Of that state.
A. Woodland and @ Mandral. Of
Seattle. and Robert Jackson. Of
Colfny. Hre the three who viii dds
vertiaa this city. A large touring
car has been purchased and Mon.
day they will leave They VIII
take literature prepared By the
commercial bodies of the city. also
that given them BY large manufae.
turing firms. The exposition OF
1909 Will nlao be widely advertised
Arrangements have been made 10
ship advertising matter 10 various
sections along the route IN order
to keep fully prepared for the gen.
eral distribution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
MANY POLICIES
ARE WOR THLESS

those op the outside who have not
paid the close attention 10 the ma
tea they will only find ont
through an accident that they are
absolutely unprotected woult
recommend hat every policy holder
ln Seattle tabr look al hts IN
sur3ncr peRefs. There Is hanger ia
overlooking the matter
eut Fe~ Are Paying.
One has un idea OF the hardship
that e. heins worked right In San
Francisco owing Ia the failure 81
SCORES 90 Insurance companies
There are a foW Vha are paying
up promptly and doing every THUS
possible Ga hasten settlements
San Francisco il slowly build
ing un tEalu II VIII take Years for
hef Go regain her former self. bat
she viii iuat the same Few bus
mess houses heing erccted are ever
two stories In hctxht. and many are
only one.
srho strike situation there Is
hard 60 rvalise On one hHnd the
southern Pacific IL having trouble
With their men. aud the steamship
companies are Involved GA the 9th
ar 10 my mlnd there IL A scarcity
81 labor a. san francisco The task
of clearing up the debris Is some
thinE enormous. still tots II beins
retarded b not having sufficient
help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
COUNTRY JOKE
IN SEATTLE
WELL KNOWN COMMERCIAL
MAN rs TAKEN LITERALLY
AT HIS WORD ny AIS PATRON

That all ~ the funny Jokes and
caficaturrs appearing "a the comic
pspots pertaining "a the innocsnee
ana susceptibility ~ country folks
are not wholly creations Of artists
minds. was demonstrated at tbs
Rainief Grand hotel this morning
A letter. after having been dsiiv=
cred "a the various hotels IN the city
VS. finally taken bY the pontmnn 70
The Rainief-0fand ana there found
its ownaf
The envelope was addressed aa
follows w " Herman Seattle.
WASH care hotel Above
Noe here Is the Joke. Mr. Her
man. who IL a well known canmrf-
ciai man. wrote ! letter 20 a patron
in small nearby town. using the
letter head of the Rainier Grand
hotel NJ Herman asked bis patron
90 -~nd his order care 81 the above
hotel. meaning tha name appearing
on the letter head That the patron
ava b. shown. but With funny results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

their iiyers asil ~ ease he succeed
ed Ia catching them Il II n hhd
mess Hll round. but one seems to
be- aa much 10 blame ~ The other
The l21oarnid son Of Sir and
Mrs John Beckett. residents al
West Green Lake. who was badly
burned "a short time since by the
accidental overturnins OF a cup OF
coffee. tile contents striking him
un the breast. Ia recovering rapidly
ffim his bufnb
Tho street Ia front ~ { IL
MauHts newly erected buulneaa
building, Is being graded aud the
ground put IN fine condition. on .
level with the surrounding grade
Mr. Maust agreed ~ pay the Ga.
nenae necessary to retsFo tho
atunpa n the city authorities would
DO the balance OF the work neces.
aary. aud m Il seemed 70 be sat
lsfaetory agreement. the Improve
ment Is being carried out W rapidly
as possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
wEsr GREEN LAKE.

WEST GREEN LAKE. Aug -
The troubles OF the schwartz fam.
Us. or r.thcr the ROY between
schWafta and his rxSife. are A..
tracing considerable attention
around West Green Lake. whore
the couple have resided for some
time. al ihs corner Of 62d and FIRE.
mont az This woman In the
case. Mrs MARY Buel. has
resided there. although Schwartz
himself has been inclined
to wander 20 different sections IT
the country From persons Who
have been familiar with this couple
and their troubles. u IL learned that
there are two sides to the storf
that Is being told The woman tns
had fur husbands. living with no
one OF them more than two years
Schwartz IL evidently deeply a..
iached 10 the woman. noteithstand.
ing their many bitter quarreis lie
il aagd 10 have aauaudered a small
fortune on her. and IL nov tn bad
circumstances. financially Con.
slant brooding over his martial
troubles. has. Il IL said. partially
unbaisnctd the mans mind. and he
appears erfsiie and acts strange
Recently he persisted Ia ANNOYING
hla ex wife. sad crowd Of boys
stoned him lie pulled hig knife
from his pocket and gave chase 10
his iormentors. thrs atening 20 cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
To TAKE
PART OF RENT
OWNERS OF DIVES WILL
AGREE TO PAY FINES "
THEY ARE COLLECTED FROM
The OCCUPANTS or BUILD
tHos.

The case 81 william chappeile.
~ u Kennedy. y " Kean and
Eugene Levy. charged with renting
houses Tor immoral purposes, were
this afternoon postponed until Wed
neaday, August 10
The parties 70 the case have been
opposing the payment OF fine.
but Il iH understood that com
promise has been reached, whereby
the city viii collect 20 per cent Of
the rent Of the houses
Ia this way the owners Of the
houses will pay their fines indirect
~ and Will not figure officially
II IL not known that all the ln.
terested parties have agreed 70 this
plan. but there will be meetings be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
At GREENLAKE

NREEN LAKE. Aus 1--Thia pnr
tion % the Queen city IL short
cd water. aud as result gardens
anil lawns are rapidly drying 40
Notwithstanding thia diSagreeshle
atiu highly unsatisfactory state 81
affairs. it must be said that the
residents are exercising commend
able patience aud maintaining a
ksllei natured aeuui-aoence In thia
unavoidable state OF affairs that is
hishiy cnmmendable East Green
Lake citizens DO not like the pfes
ent condition Of affairs a lille BIZ
but are Inclined to be philosophical
and hops TOT better things Ia the
near future Il Ia certainly the
proper spirit % exercise. aud other
communities similarly situated
would DO well to follow their eK'
ample
Tho members ot Echo Lodge No
zoo. I O q D.. are enterpfiainE
and progressive 10 an unusual e.
gree Evidences nf this have been
made apparent times innumefahie
ia the past. bat the mpnt unique
and original scheme f0f inerenaing
the membership Of the order has
been iuhugurafsd A n1emhefship
ednteni u now On. the lodge beiur
divided inlo two equal parts. With
Geo. " Hili ~ captain Of one
team and ] A kood captain II tho
other During the coming three
mnntha zach side xlli strive "a oct.
do The Other In the number Of per.
spnA who can be Induced to become
members Of the order At the cnd
81 the time designated. tnaa"z vill
be counted" aud ihosa shb hsYe
the lesser number Of new member
"a tts credit will have 70 pay the
EXPENSES af flne banquet that IL
"a be provided Tor the entire order
As result each side IL doing some
hard ruailinK
Loren Kidd. Who VS. for year. =
bright and shining light IN youug
society AZ Green Lake. bat Who h
nov At the town Of North Bend
Ia charge Of the railway hospital
there. writes In friends here that
h Is not a. all satisfied pifh his
present location aud longs for = re
turn 90 the good old times he once
had here The fact Il that the
younx man - attacked with a renu.
Inc case ~ hom~alcknes@. and hia
friends would DOT be At all sur.
prised 70 see hin put IN an appear
anca nj hts old haunts al am time.
and have him resume bis former
place "a Green lake society
A &. I.anK~ has returned from a
very saareasfni business TIP to
Montana. uhlther he went IN the
ins~f.rts ~ the Morris Safe &aI.0ek
Ca.
IL I. Hin AMI his father inlaw
frank Hawkins. left Monday
svsalnx Tor i.autsion. idaho. where
thsy contemplate engaging la buss.
nrsa Friends and relatives be-
iiefe the couple ~til not be salts
fiesi 20 rcfnain outside OF The Ever
Krsen state permanently
AZ exciting runaway occurred On
the streets n Green Lake Yeafef.
day A team Of horses owned By
tue Green Lake Transfer Co was
bring driven through the streets At
t.shed 60 . wagon loaded with ire
one 81 the lines broke and tho ant
mails started of At a terrific pace.
bat after rnnning three OF four
hlorka the wagon broke aud the
team stopped ~ their own accord.
without iniury 60 them
Robert Davis. secretary and
manager Of the EardisY Mercantile
Co. 4 tn charge ~ the establish.
ment at the present time Mr. and
Mrs. Eardisy have been camping
with others NJ Surprise Lake. near
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
WHAT IS MADE
IN SEATTLE
SECRETARY YANnuLL UNu.
MERArEs SOME or TIE AR
TicLEs OF COMMON USE
WHICH CAN 81 PURCHASED
ON AUGUST IT.

Secretary Yandell. OF the Cham
Der 1T Commerce. has compiled A
partial li4t al some of the products
made IN seattle witch can be- pUr
chased on seattle Made day Aur
ust Z Among these ate awnings.
baking pow der baskets. beer cuoh
ing SODA. blueinE. candy. huch.
wheat ilour. cnmI furniture. canned
fruit. cashmere. celef1 ALT eei=
calls. chocolate. eiaars. collars, cooh
Ing utensils. corduroy clothing. corn
starch. CRACKERS. dairy hunplca,
horse blankets maple urun. mua.
tsfd. eyeulls. paints. re iluur
harness. soap. dress salt eases.
spices. tents. aud $50 ether articles
August N the chamber requests
that all the merchants dtAplaY IN
their windows soods that we're man
ufsetured Ia Seattle aud cards In
that effect The cards viii be fur
aished b the chamber upon 70
quest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
PORTLAND ~ ls
sRoM WESTWARD

T. sieau1sf Portland. uf the
taaka Coast COMPANY. arrived
ham sewtrd. NaIdsx and che vest
stfs eafif this morning With It's
'asssssers ard &se tons II ore OF
~ passengers. 70 we're Founatrtp
rrs Interested Ia the Reynolds Ds-
ssiopmsni company. Of Alaska. who
sss' zofsh 20 examine the property
ts1s Oscar J Humphrey. president
y a. Al@ska Coast company. made
- trip Ia command Of the Port.
hai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
ALK| POINT IS
THE LATEST
,,.rs 70 CONE INTO SEAT.
vr w,ra WEST SEATTLE
roautYrEE IS At WORK TO
DETERMINE TIA eoVN'
psR'ES

msven,eus = aop on foot auouE
a. ~ Peing residents % annex
- Seattle. providink West seat
!. -, .mnieilAieix annex Ga the
= SEATTLE Tbs West seattle
- - .aA nayor have fer ihe past
=. h,~n n runfersrse with AlNi
- b,s<snss aisn ana the present
-. Z snn@xstson Is e include ta
A. sesssie AZ o. that territory
.s.,sk I. ne nae ~ Seath Park.
49, wsssefsy u ths sound taxing
: All F'an1 Youngstown. oxbow
-, es.s.hif Thrse Tree pulat.
4 ssmnisiss 10 lossk into ms uzat-
,.r 4 anaesasieu 20 West Seattle.
-. sssn aaealnted ana has beeu
t.ssiss eref tAe ground Mayer
seSrus a vest Seattle this morn-
- <.s,ssf tat q movement vas GA
-, ) sseaess Aiki F'utns and ether
.saszss psles4. but the COMMITTEES
a. esss anshie 60 agree atan anx
kstmss eszintsry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
LID GOES ON
RAILROADS
sepsusx sll WILL AFFECT
AL rAosE WHO TRAVEL IN
~ INDIRECT WAY.

IT, Eiapsurn blil passed lsns IS
VII ~ effective Aaxsaf .. ana
fnm tssn 90 IN hi will b. pFae#
ueaFlT IN. scrs~sd down ~ q sliA
sapas sasxh vii DO aaay 9Th al
sss<ssssoas foFaaarIg rAaie - the
g1fsnaaf
AhAamgh thw ElsinA and Hep
barn bill il directed IN she maia
n ~ freight Traffic. the nasssuEgg
&ssAfsnenf h also Affected. and as
sepnst 10 fhe latter the Eensral
gsnfts wIli ae airrctix affected.
Fer instsnce. sonsv railroads In
- Fas. uffsfsax special eyeurstun
rssss ssia ! llrnlL have far eanss
nx4s ~ exisnsien fhfs viii b.
~ afY Az example Of H. aboge.
siier Aasest =. rill BE- intsrpFefssi
a. esme~ssssa. and the clerk. of.
fcsT y rAaisvad mzkiax such an
ssfsnslaa viH - Eaale % a aeasY
fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

The Fsiacs ~ Sweets viii reopen
" Iss First avenue Saturday. Dur
70 fhe afternoon and evening there
VII b. = special musical program
snd souvenirs VIII be given away
. ne ladies'.
The management desires 70 extend
: cordial Invitation 20 former pat
ms and others 20 be present At the
sssHing and inspect the stock Of
s<a9ies There are nsW and at
ss<iife features IN the lunch room
- = u planned 70 make tho place
~ u the most attractive IN the
ksfshws.t -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
DOUBLE TRACK
c. 8P. s. R.

The Columbia q Puget Sound
railroad has commenced active
preparations fnr double tracking
tho llne hetpeen Seattle and Hack
River junction Several surveying
gangs are AZ sofk. and hf the ead
% the month construction wpfh
viii commence
The gtght OF ~sy al ths road Il
Thought 70 20 wide enough fer tNo
tracks. bat Il rot the company Will
purchase atripa TO enable double
tracking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
ALASKA DIRECTORS mssr

The directors Of the Alaska :
Southern railroad are ueetins ln
the eompanya headquarters In The
DeAtef Horton Bank building TO-DAY
The company has secured FRAT
chise aud aiil construct an electric
railruad from juneau 10 Douglas.
ALASKA. around salmon hay Ma
tcriai aud rolling stock sill b.
shipped north within the next 90
dh4s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
DRAWS
HEAVY FINE
FOUND GUILTY or PUTTING
POISON ON PARKING STRIP
WILL APPEAL TO SUPREME
COURT.

MI Drake. of 1905 sixteenth av..
was fined $50 aud costs by justice
Of the Peace 1udsc this afternoon.
haylns been found guilty % placing
poisson in his parking strip pfraum :
ahiy foe dogs
2. h. confny "A neighhaf. Who
claims 20 have seen Drake put out
the poison, Was the principal witness
against Drake Drake announced
that he would take an appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
7. M. Henderson Sadd sIry
Company

Garry the finest and most Dom.
plete line Of Saddles Ia Seattle. 2f2
Z. -. - ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
SUIT
IS POSTPONED

The injunction proceedings
brought hg Alden blsthen
through his hr0ihef lniaw. DaFla
Hunter. 20 compel the water D.
patgmsnt to Ahuf of the saisf
supply to Raialsr Beach sefs this
mofning pos; puned uniii TncEdaY
Residents ~ fae section nffcf.tgd
by the proceedings wili hold q
meeting ~ Dunlap Monday uisat
y hen the casa aud she motives be
hfnH II will ~ discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
Special Hats $500

We are showing some odd sizes in
fa6O hats Tor t2e0 each. W. a.
Hutchinson Co. corner second and
Union st.. Seattle, 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

House plans for that little homo
for acc from Knapp q West, a5t
Colman bldg Write today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
HANG WOMAN
SAID THE JUROR
osArn SENTENCE OF CON.
pgmnEo auRoEaEss Dc.
FEARED on ACCOUNT OF Al
Lgoo isolscREEr REMARK.

STOCKTON. Cal. Aug s-The
pronouucing o. the death seatsnce
against Mrs Emma l.edoun. Tor the
murder Of A. n deViear. set for
this morning. Il again continued.
this time nmtil tomorrow FORENOON
on tho defendants motion for =
new trial. the defense introduced
affidavItA 10 the effect that one OF
tho Jurors stated during tho trial
that they Intended 90 hang the
woman. The accused juror present
81 an affidavit today denying that
h. ever discussed the case durtng
the trial The defense vas given
one day to get an affidavit In re-
huttal Il IL expected that the mo.
ton ior . aeW trial will be denied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
LICENSES ARE OVERDUE.

Tho time allowance for renewing
federal liquor licenses expired with
The first of this month. and the
United states collector Of revenues
states that many drug stores Of tho
city have failed 10 renew their
licenses in time and will have to
pay penalty Of SO per cent In I'D
ditlan TO The amount Of the license.
The license IL due July /, but a
month OF grace II allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
JOE TYLER IS
UP At THE TOP
sUArrLE TENNIS PLAYER HAS
aooo CHANCE OF WINNING
THREE PRlzgs IN VICTORIA.

VICTORIA. AUG Joe Tyler. Ut
Seattle, il now Ia three sent
finals Ia the tennis tournament aud
stands an excellent show 90 carry
off thrive prizes To will play Major
Williams thia afternoon 10 decide
wha PLAYS in the finals All other
Seattle players ere ont Fnurteen
PLAYERS are coming 10 Seattle from
here