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New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Bremen. Aug Ia m-Arrived. steamer Kaiser VII
helm der Crosse Ger. Prohn. York Via Ply
Glasgow, Aug ia-hrFVed steamer Astoria fIrl linn.
dane. New York Moville
Sibraltar AUG l4-ATrived Cretic tBr>. Kolk
land proceeded). - ~
Palermo. Aug e-SRiled steamer NonEfbello Utah Zi
niti from GtTgentil, New York
Marseilea. Aug T-Arrived steamer Peru9fa tBr
Johnston. New York Naples
Antwerp, Aug L. tO a m-Arrived steamer Finland
Apfed. New York via DoVer.
Rio laneiro Aug IlArrtved Castllian Prince
tbrl Fillmore. New York santos
Ratbadoes Aug i2-Arrived. previously. Gamo-
tonso tIiri, Ponteta. New York Para NarNn-
ham, etc; 10 sailed steamer Hilarus tBrl. Marshall
from Buenos Ayresl Boston and New York.
scnly; aug -. 1928 m-Passed steamer Pretoria
tCerb. SchrOtter New York for Dover and Hamburg
Naples Aug IL Arrived. steamer Francesca tAust Bus
sanich. New York for Venice and Trieste
12Salled steamer Christian (SOrl Hllle
New York
Port said Aug I3-Arrived. Kennebec CEr, nv
New YohS via Agiers for Chesoo shanE-
Adelaide Aug 4Arrived previously. steamer Gowanburn
tl}rl, Forbes. New York VIA FTeInantle
obe. Aug l4-Arrtved. Indramayo (Brl (raven
New York via Singapore Manila and IIoilo for Ycxo.
Pare. Aus l8-sailsd steanoF F1amlRense Csg. Harvey
trotu CsarA5 Ns~ Tcsk
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
no FUNDS FOR COTTON GAMBLERS.
.Iany Mississippi Bankers Will Not Make
Loans to Spectators in Futures.
nv Telegraph 70 The tribune.

: Jackson. Miss, Aug. 1A-several banking nstitu-
lions in Mississippi have decided 10 follow the
precedent set by the board Of directors of a bank
at New Albany in the issuance OF strict orders that
the funds of the bank shall not under any circum-
stances and regardless of the nature of the Sc
Curity. be loaned TO persons engaged in cotton
future speculation.
1t is more than likely that the adoption of this
5ule will become general during the approaching
cotton season, and that it will add the stability
OF the banking business is conceded by all CON
eerVatiFe financters The shortage discovered in
the accounts OF paying teller at one Of the banks
a BirInin ham yesterday is splendid illustration
of the wisdom OF the rule
While the banking business in Nississipni is in
good shape generally; the foremost bankers are
oeginninE to realize that it should he surrounded
by stronger safeguards against speculation yyith
FUNDS by officials and employees
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday Aug. IA, 1905.
RRINED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm ii CCierl Nierch Bremen Au-
gust Z Southampton and Cherbourg 4. Oerichs co.
with and SO7 steeiage passengers. mails and
lndse ArSived the Bar $3.50 m.
steamer Virginia tGerl, Schulda colon August and
cabin passengers mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar az
Steamer Tller CNor Boe. Po.t Antonio August s to
Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit Arrived
Steamer Juan. Foss. Faario July Arroyo % and
Iobos August S. 10 the New York x Porto Rico Steam
ship company with six passengers mails ami sugar.
Arrived at the Bar 1880 m.
Steamer Allegheny (Gerl Bode Kingston July 20 Sa
vanilla 81. August 2 Fortune
TO- the Hamburg American Line with Al cabin
passengers. malls and mdse. Arrived the Bar at 80
p IN. August -
steamer Maranhense tf0. casey Manaos July - Para
sengers. mails and mdse. Arrived Bar al : n NJ
Steamer Paloma tCuham. ONeilI Cardenas Ausust
Caibarien s ana Sagua 10. W u Munson with r,tls-
Arrived the Bar at $50
Steamer san Jartnto Evans. Galveston August ana
Key West H. Ia e IL Mallory Co with passengers ana
mdse. Left Quarantine at $3.50
steamer Mcrro 'astle Downs, Havana August IL to
mdse Arrived a. tho Bar AZ Q SO m 80
steamer Comai Risk. Brunswick August ~ q, q, I,
Mallory a 60, with passengers and mdSe IeR, Omar
antine 10 m. ~ N'"i-
steamer Georgetown Smith Brunswick August .,
with railroad ties the New Jersey CertraI Rsiir,o
vessel I" the Atlantic Coast S. Co Quarantine 81
10 IN. '''7 al
Steamer Navahoe. Hale Georgetown Angus, a ~,
Wilmington H. to tho clyde Co with passcr Sers
and Indse Left Quarantine at Sis m
Sandy Hook ]. AUG Ia $50 . m-Wind west llxht;
hay or shore. s-''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
AFTER NEGRO FIEND.
ATTACKED White WOman-BrOther Lynched
Twelve Years Ago for Same Offence.

Columbia. s g., Aug. IA special to THE
State" from Greenwood says a posse of 1Ooo men
S pursuing Bog Davis, Negro, who attempted
Today 10 assault Miss Jennie Brooks the twenty
ear-old daughter Of J. P. Brooks. a merchant and
farmer. living this place
Brooks had absented himself temporarily leaving
me young woman in charge of the store The
INtEIo hItef making some purchases grabbed IN
p meat knife and attacked her. The young won1ab
4nahe IN attempt TO defend herself with an iron
Ear Whereupon the Negro slashed her across tha
sls+ ShFoaf maj king cash four inches long and al
will probably he Iynched. Davis's brotheT was
lynched twelve Years ago for assauting a wbiTe
woman. " "iii'e
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

Columbia Washington August 10 1e0a-Sealed
proporals will received until u NJ.
tember 1906 for furnishing tons eigh-inch
iron water pipe Forms. specifications and in
as District Building.
Washington n. HENRY l. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE.
Commissioners. d C.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL FOR ELEC-
- TRIO WIRING.-Or1ce Of Assistant Purchasing
Agent Panama Company. "a State Street. New
19O8-Seaed proposals will be received
ONCE until NJ August "a. 1e06. furnish
the mentioned material. Blanks and full infor
nation may had upon application. ALFRED ANDER-
son. Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
PLOT In RUTGERS ST. SOLD.
OUNED By JOHN STRONG ESTATE FOR MORE T.
FORTY YEARS.
D7ccing House Changes HondsA s1@5O0o Vest
Street,

D. w Mullins have sold for the estate Of John
Strong to Israel Block No 80 to A. Rutgers St and
Nos 121 12S and 125 Monroe St. being the north
east corner Of Rutgers and Monroe SITS, five f1Ve
story brick and four story frame tenement
houses The plot comprises about 1900 square
feet This property has been owned by the
Strong estate for forty years
Payson Mel. Merrill has sold No IS East 6Ath ST.
a four story dwelling house. on lot 21xl005 to
client. who viii remodel the building for his own
occupancy.
leased for Erick Parmlv to e Kumke the four
story and basement building No. 10 West 3Sth ST.
on lot 25x9s9 The lease is for term of twenty
Cne years at aggregate rental of over $4,000.
After extensive alterations the building VIII be
occupied for business purposes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

$4,000
$500
0OOO
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
ICE OUTPUT CURTAILED.
Rhode Island Officials Bring Charge Against
New York Company.

Providence. r. l.. Aug 14.-The American Ice
Company OF New York. which. It is alleged controls
major portion Of the ice privileges and facilities
in Maine is charged with practising systematic
curtailment OF the output of the commodity from
its ice fields in a report of the Rhode Island
Bureau Of Industrial Statistics which will be made
public tomorrow.
The report charges that, during the last four
years only Onethird OF the total amount OF avail
able ice has been cut by the employees Of the COM
pany.
The report will further point out that the effect
upon the price Of ice Of such curtailment is con
siderable. especially when the frozen harvest is
short in other sections OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
rRlAL oF FREp Q. MuRRAY REeINs

Buffalo Aug. 1.-THE adjourned extraordinary
term of the Supreme Court. called by Governor
Higgins, upon application Of Moses Shire. for the
purpose Of trying Fred o. Murray indicted for
grand larceny in approprating funds belonging to
the county of Erie was convened by Justice suth-
erland OF Rochester. this morning, and jury oh
tanned. Murray is unde- indictments each
charging grind larceny. At the time the North
Street Cemetery was taken site FOR the
65th Regiment Armory he was Deputy County
Treasurer IT is alleged that he participated In the
division of warrants drawn to the credit OF Row
land J. ConoVer. who had the contract FOR the
moval Of dead bodies from The cemeterz-.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
AUTOMOBILE CRASHES INTO TREE
Five Occupants Thrown Out When Machine
Becomes Unmanageable.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Pittsheld' Mass. Aug. 14.--JoIn Shepard jr OF
ProVloence' summer resident of Sheffield with
Alr and Mrs Max Oberfelder Miss Oberfelder and
Miss Miller, of New York narrowly escaped death
on the state highway. two miles north Of Ienox
TINS afternoon While driving automobile at the
rate OF eighteen miles hour the distance rod
connecIlhg the steering gear broke and dropped
down, leaving the car uncontronable
Mr.. Shepard was at the wheel The car sveryad
and leaped from the road He threw IN The
emergency brake as the motor dashed head on
into large maple tree. ~ "
All Of the party We're thrown out bruised and
age is estimated at 81 600. ~
Mr.. Shepard and his party were taken In auto-
mobiles 10 I-enox Station, whence they went to
Sheffield ny train.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
JAPANESE MILDLY" HAS TYPHOID.
Special Fourth Year Man at Annapolis Ill
Other Naval Students Stricken.
I By Telegraph % The tribune.

Annapolis, Aug 14-Kingiro Matsukata, Jap
anese midshipman, who has entered the new fourth
class of the Naval Academy by special arrangement
between Japan and the United States, is confined
10 the Academy hospital with typhoid fever, are
four other members of the same class.
It is believed that the disease was contracted
while the members of the class were at points
down Chesapeake Bay on a practice cruise None
Of the patients IS in a dangerous condition at
present Matsukata is rather slender, but mus
cular and wry. He is a great friend of k1taki the
other Japanese midshipman who however, is in
the class above him and is at present on leave.
Every precaution has been taken to prevent the
spread of the disease at the Academy.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
FOR TWO CENTS A NILE IN NEBRASKA
All County Conventions in State Declare in
Favor of Railroad Legislation.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

Omaha, Aug. 14.-From present indications 4ha
next Nebraska Legislature will pass a two-cenr-a
mile passenger rate on its railroads The present
Tste IS 2 and cents
Within the last week almost all Nebraska conn
ties have held conventions OF both Democratic and
Republican parties select delegates TO the state
conventions. These county conventions have al
most unanimously instructed delegates to place
plank in the state political platforms calling for
fVO-ceI3t-a- mile from ali points in the
The railroads have shown 10 disposition 20 stop
these demands 5 yet.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Brook ave. H. e. 14Sth st. 50Xl00: Realty
Mortgage Company loans Morris Cohen and
Morris 2. s. 444.9 IT. n. of 196th st. 25X
95.4: Title Guarantee and Trust Company loans
Honeywell ave. s. intersection n. 1Slst
St, 7O-11x29.4 4x6s 4x19,3; Charles Massoth loans
Webster ave. g E.. 1853 II IT. n. of 16sth St. AK
80; Realty Mortgage Company loans Peter Fox
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
"sCoTTY" COMING EAST TO TESTIFY
Says He Will Prove That He Kept Stanford
White from Killing Thaw.

Los Angeles, Aug 14.-Walter E. Scott CScotty0
who insists that he kept Stanford White from kill
sng Harry Thaw month before the tragedy which
cost the architect his life. said last night that he
had purchased his ticket and would leave here for
New York the Santa Fe Limited this evening 10
offer his services the defendant
''Scotty'' repeated his assertion that he could
prove his story by the Of the proprietor of a
New York hotel and others. and said that he would
at once look UP the men on his arrival in New York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
MAS. MANNs AUTO cAPTURED.

.Arnityville. X \. Aug 1.-THE raid on violatOfs
Of the speed Law to-day conducted by Police SEP
geant ;1oUis T Ketcham resulted in The capture of
the car Of a woman VINO said she wife OF
coIC.el Mann. and Editor OF Town Topics
Tho car covered the measured course Of one-six-
feenth c. = mile in twelve seconds. and Henry
Vale. the chauffeur was arrested. Mrs. Mann and
q man who said lie WAS in the employ Of Colonel
Mann accompanied the chauffeur 10 Justice Wen
Office A .ne Of sl0 imposed and paid.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
wAsHouT WRECKS PASSENGER TRAIN.

Norfolk Va Aug 1.-THE passenger train which
LEFT Norfolk over the Southern Railway lasc night
Sor Danville Va. LETT Tie rails between South
IIill and Union IAysl, Na. 20 mics west OF Nor
folk. to-day the result the washout OF an
sror cuivert by the recent heavy rains The en-
zine crossed safely bat The four coaches left the
crack and Tie baggage and mall coaches turned
q n. Watt conductor, % Danville, Bag
gage Master OYerton. of Norfolk, three pas
sengers reported slightly hurt is satl by
the company mat seriously injured.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
tocAL BUSINESS rRouRLEs.

The Sheriff yesterday received two executions for
&156 against property of Paul p Zubller. "A
manufacturer of mineral waters, at No SAP East
18th street. for $l,9l IN favor of the Bottlers
and Manufacturers Supply Company and the other
for $1S5 in favor of James j. Fitzgerald He also
received an execution for 1902 against propertv
Of Gustav Conn. manufacturer of incandescent
lights at No. llG Nassau street, in favor of the
Mass
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
4uNT AssAuLTER WITH DOGS.

rsckaonviI!e Fla. Aug. IA posse IS hunting
with dogs for an unknown who entered the
home of Henry Davis farmer. Baldwin.
early this morning struck him in the head with
he asleep. and made attempt 10
aspaElt hrs. Davis The man escaped through
window Davis IS in a critical condition. and his
wife collapsed Mrs Davis was uncertain whether
ler assaIant was black or white The citizens
threaten 10 lynch the man if caught
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
REALTY NOTES.

Gross & Gross Company have leased for Henry
Corn TO the Pennsylvania New York & Long ISL
and Railroad the ninth and tenth floors of the
building in course OF construction at the southeast
of 32d st. and 5th
Sullivan Brothers have bought from. Francis G.
Van Ripper ninety-one lots fronting in Van Ripper
ave, between Chestnut ST. and Bayside ave. Flush
ing The new owners will improve the tract.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

the law hrm Of Butler, Noimaa & Myndcrse. At
the Office OF that firm ycsterdayt said that the
company TO be the successor 70 the MUSIC
Hall Company G4imted), OF New York. which now
controls the Carnegie Hall property and that the
change had been made for legal and other reasons,
one of the considerations being the desire for
shorter name for the corporation and which
would be descriptive OF the property. No change
contemplated In the relations between the cor
pOration and the tenants OF the building, 1t was
chi
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
STANDARD OIL JURY DELAY.

Chicago, Aug A-Failure Of the required number
Of Venire men TO appear to-day caused Judge
Bethea, of the United States Circuit Court To post
pone until Thursday the swearing in Of tho federal
grand jury which is 10 inquire into charges that
the Standard Oil Company received rebates from
various railroads since March 3, 1906 the date OF
the organization OF the Eastern dlyision OF
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1l3th St Nos. 234 and 236 East: Henry Altman
bond, .a25 o.
29th ST. Nos 115 and III East; Acme Ornamental
August 2 1906 1000 o
schiossman: October 81 1905 DIV bona. -, ZOO
1929 No 5l5 521 West; Hyman Davis aGt
August 10 1906 5000
Roosevelt Home club August II. 1905 ... $50 O
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN.

215th St 5 $. IT. e. Of Maple ave. (rear).
for story frame stable, 1sx1O; James De
Carlo. owner. l.. Howard, architect. ...........
Sedgwick ave, W. s. 5l007 IT, Of hingsbrdge
Road for two two and a half story frame
dwelling houses. 2Sx43; Fordham Realty Com
pany. owner a. Ericsson. architect. ........ i6
Magenta Place. e. S, 125 5 o Magenta st
for two two story brick dwelling houses, 2Ox4O:
Terresina Pizzu Tielo, owner Moore & Land
siedel architects. ...................
both st. :. 3. 2203 IT. 9. of Forest ave, for
a four story brick tenement house 25xs4.
Joseph Avaene. owner: Moore Il Landsedei
architects ............... ......4'.. II
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
SAILED

Steamers Sicillan Prince CBrl. Naples etc. n Ves
have tDutehl. Antwerp Rotterdam Dutch Potts~
dam; Holm dam. GuancO via Brunswick, Brad
ford tGerl. Port Antonio; Ar0pahOe Charleston eD5
Jacksonville; Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News
Kansas City. Savannah. Maverick. towing barge s n
60. No a. Port Arthur: (irosser Kurfurst (CSerS
bremen via plymouth and CherbOurg. Caronia 6T3rI
Liverpool and Queenstown. Disa tSwad) RaPacOa
Gsre tNorl Sama; Dorisbrook tBrl. Norfolk: BOyIo
lBrl. IiNerpool Titan tBrl Manchester - w
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
N. TO BUILD TO Chicago.

TRy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Nashville Tenn, Aug 14.-It is said here on good
authority that the louisville g. Nashville Railroad
viii build to Chicago from Louisville, through In
dianapOlis.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
Proposals.
FOR TURRFT IAATHES,

Rivsts Copper. Iron Pals, Paint Brushes
Dynamite and Blasting Material. Track Torpedos, Mos
quito RefrigeTatoTs Desks. Chairs Horses Mules
Harness. Saddles. Hay. Oats Rock salt eto Ores 18th
mian Canal Commission Washington, d. c. August Z.
190SSea proposals. rFplicate Will be received ct
the office OF the General Purchasing Oflcer, Isthmsan
Canal Commission Washington. D. C., until 1880
August "a 1905 at which time they VIII be opened IN pub
lie, for furnishing the aforementioned articles Blanks
and full information (Circular No. S2 bs obtained
from this Office the Offices OF the Assistant Purchasing
Agents, pa Street. York City: Custom House.
New Orleans. la; also from Chief Quarteraster. De-
partment the lakes Chicago; Depot Cuarteraster.
St Louis Depot uartermaster JeffeTeonyie ina Chef
QuartermaRter. Department OF the Gulf Atlanta. Ga
and the Commercial Club, Mobile. Ala--D W. Ross.
General Purchasing Officer.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

18th st. No 445 West. a six story brick
stable. 26X92, Abingdon Reconstruction
pany owner: / Z. Maurer archtect.....,.... SEQ
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
CARNEGIE Hall INCORPORATED.

The Carnegie Hall Company has been incor-
DoFated at Albany with a capital OF 100000 Among
the anO0TDOrators two attorneys connected with
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

the Northern District of Illinois Eighteen venir'
made their appearance. but nine were ex
cused for various reasons.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Barbarossa reported 10 Newport Yesterday
fms, nassed the Nantucket South Shoals lIghtshlp
a m She will probably dock to-day about ''SO a
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
rRANsPAClFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. close IN n T.
New zealand Australia except WesO.
New Caledonia. Samoa, Hawaii and
Fill Islands-Nentura tvta san Fran
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands-Hong Kong MaIu (va
San Francisco. aug 10 l-do a n
acknowledgements Cvia san Francisco Aug S, 1880 n
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN1ArURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 500 Sunset 700 Noon rises 1908 Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
NJ sarA, Hook SS7 Gov Island S4S Hell Gate Sal
PM-sandy Hook s05 Gov. Island 425 Hell Gate S;Is
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Aug. 14,-The condition Of the Treas
ury NJ the beginning Of business to-day was as fol-
lows
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and bullion $3.50 600
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFICATES.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

Sealed proposals. triplicate will received until
II A. NJ August H. 1906 for repairing Or. MI Wharf
furnished application. U. 8
right reject any proposals Envelopes contain
ing proposals Proposals repairing
WHARF addressed Quarternnast.r.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. C.

washington. August 8. 1e1a-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received this ofce U~til 12 o'clock
IS 1905 furnishing railing for the COnnecticut
Bridge. Blank OF proposal specifications
and all Information will be furnished at Room
as District Building. HENRY Z WEST JOHN BID
DIE, Commissioners d. c.
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

Seattle is rich and resourceful, and why
shouldn't she give the Hartman system
So, 7OOO0000 to come to Seattle, and espe-
cially since the taxpayers neither object nor
protest against such modus procedure?
Then, again, it may mean something for those
making Mr. Hartman a present Of such
princely gift, and that should be considered
One good turn deserves another, and Harrl-
man, under such circumstances, could very
oraciOus]v say: EYou tickle me and I'll
tickle you Seattle has grown to be the
city of the Pacific slope, with Hartman dis
putting every onward step she has taken
and now he sees his fighting no longer I'M
pedes her progress, he comes forward with
all the magnanimity Of his great good and
glorious heart and says: eff you, Miss Sc
attic, will give me $8,70O0O0.00 worth of real
estate in the heart of the city, I'll build my
road to your gates" How generous, noble
and kind It's a gold brick, but the city
council does not seem able to see. Is there
golden film over their eyes?
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

Politicians must go, says Mayor Moore,
and yet he himself makes no move in that
direction, and that, too, despite the fact that
John Riplinger, instead of himself, was elect
ed mayor of Seattle Whether the politician
must or must not go, so far as Billy Moore
is concerned, depends altogether on whose
bull is gored Politically speaking, Moore
seems to be pretty much of humbug.
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

George Hazard, he of Tacoma Democratic
fame, who has been writing a book IN In
diana, is under arrest there, charged with
forgery. Friends of George in this part OF
the moral vineyard are giving themselves no
uneasiness, for they know that he has been
there before so far as being charged goes,
but proving him guilty is horse of another
color.
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

Georgia Democrats have nominated HOke
Smith for governor and there Democratic
nomination is equal to an election. Hoke
like Vardeman made his campaign on the
issue Of "Damn the niger" and he may
be trusted to do even more damphool things
than has Jim Vardeman,
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

Negro lynching in South Carolina has re-
Gently broken out with renewed vigor. Old
Ben must have taken exceptions to something
the papers edited by Negroes have said about
him and takes the lynching method OF chas-
taxing the pencil-pushers among the
'Ebrothers in black"
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

Capt. Caine must not have given the Times
the amount Of advertising that it demanded,
which accounts for it's vicious attack on him.
Whenever the Times attacks anyone it is
always on account of it having lost bunch
of money at their instigation.
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Prigmore
has gone to Ireland to inquire into the would
be heirs Of the Sullivan estate, and, unless
he is flying under false colors, in our opinion
he will find no heirs who could prove their
case in court.
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

It is estimated that the equalization board
raised the value Of property in King County
fully five million dollars over that reported
by the county assessor Had it raised it ten
million dollars it would have made no very
great mistake.
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

Men and corncerns wanting newspaper
advertising resort to some very clever means
to get it without having to pay for it. Ii
newspaper men would consign their Stuff
to the waste basket at once they would not
be troubled so much with such taking get
something for nothing" nondescrips.
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

Between Jerome and Hearst we much pre-
fer the latter to the former for governor OF
New York Hearst in some instances, yea,
most instances, may be rather demogoglc,
but Jerome is an unreasonable bulldog that
never knows when to break away.
The Seattle Republican., 1906-08-31

In the future reform spelling will be more
popular than it has been in the past, owing
to the fact that President Roosevelt has put
his stamp Of approval on it, which means
much in favor of any kind of reform move
ment.