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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
SUPPERANUATED CLERK A
PROBLEM FOR CONGRESS-
The Morning Journal Bureau. /
1929 Pennsylvania Ave. N. w. !
Washington. d. c., Mar. Is.

Congress Is confronted with a se-
rious problem of retiring the super
animated clerks In the government
departments There are more than
five hundred Of these clerks who are
unable to perform the duties for
which they are paid, many of them
being taken to office In rolling chair
and cannot work but few hours a
day.
Congressman Phil p. Campbell, now
comonly known as Standard oil
Campbell" OF Kansas, suggested to
the house the other day when the
matter was under consideration, that
the civil service rules be applied TO
appointment of persons In govern
ment employ to n specified term and
then let them go out and make their
way In the world before they reached
the age when they are incapacitated
to take care OF themselves.
In answer 10 this proposition, Con-
gresham Livingston OF Georgia said.
a man goes into the government SER
vice In one OF the departments at the
age OF 25. He knows nothing whaf-
ever about clerical work there. He
is put to work and II takes a year or
two to train him. By and by the
chief or chief clerk or somebody else
gets him TO be very exact. He N
shrewd. has a good brain, and above
everything else. Is willing TO work
and II makes no difference what
man has in his head unless he Is will
ling to work. He gathers the statis-
tics Of that department all into his
head. He can answer a question in
a moment. He can refer 10 book ~
a second. and can answer any Quea-
lion that may be asked with refer
ence to the details OF the work OF
that department See what a heip
that man Is. Now. when he gets 20
be so years old he Is Just M bright:
when he gets to be 60 years old he
Ia just as bright. and by reason or hl4
great knowledge and experience, he
Is q YasIly more valuable enIploye
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
. soe eSse . ,
sRoCKEFEIIII1R HAS CANCER I
UNDER HIS TONEIfE

New York Mar 20.--The
, Evening Post says:
> Confirmation was obtained
, today OF the statements that
. william Rockefeller is suffering I
, from q cancer at the base OF the I
, tongue. but II is not OF the viru-
; lent type that has been reported. I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
Left the Gas Turned On.

Pittsburg. Pa. Mar. 20.--The en-
tire family Of John II. Williams, post
master and station agent at Glen Os-
from asphyxiatlon today. The family
consisted of father, mother and five
children. Heroic efforts were made 70
revive the victims and were finally
successful.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
Senntor Bnilcn,s Fnthcr nend.

New Orleans, Mar. 2O.-J. w. Ball
ey, father of Senator Bailey, died early
this morning. Senator Bailey is on
his way here. Mr.. Bailey was born
In New York in 1884, but was educat-
ed In the south and has long been a
prominent resident Of Crystal Springs.
Miss, whence he was brought here
for an operation, from which he never
rallied.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
FRENCH MINERS REFUSE
INCREASE OF TEN PER CENT
Coal Men Are Uneasy and Situation In
LARS Is Grdve.

Lans, France, Mar. 20.-The min
ers' congress today rejected the com
pnnies' proffer Of an increase OF 10
per cent in wages. The action Of the
cnroress. however, will be submitted
to the referendum of the $1,000 stri-
kers.
The strikers are still excited. Tu-
multuous demonstrations occurred
this evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
FYre Comnletes the RnIn.

Ouray Col. Mar 20.-The ruins
the great Camp Bird mill, six miles
from Ouray. which was wrecked by a
snowside Saturday evening. caught
fire early this morning. and every
stick of timber not covered with snow
was destroyed The fire practically
ruined the machinery which was not
made worthless by the slide.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
Blg Fire In Nebraska Town.

North Loup. Neb.. Mar. 20.-Bab-
cock e. Cowen's department store, II.
T.. Davis furniture store and the post
office at this place were destroyed by
fire today and several buildings IN the
neighborhood were damaged. Loss
Is about $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
Hamilton Grows Dangerous.

New York, Mar. 20.-The Herald
today published a fac simllie of what
purports to be voucher for $4,000
given Andrew Hamilton, October,
1896, by the treasurer of the repub-
lican national committee. The Herald
says Hamilton alleges that the receipt
was received by him in acknowledG-
ment of contribution to the repub-
llcan national campaign fund Cor
nelius \. Bliss, treasurer of the re-
publican national committee, denies
that such a sum was paid by Hamil-
ton or the New York Life. He says
no such voucher exists. He declined
to look at the photograph Of the al
legged voucher but said the whole
thing was q lie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
Foreman Killed Seven Italians.

Bristol, Tenn. Mar. 20.-Intorma-
tion from Marion, N. c., is TO the eff
foreman and Italian laborers, the
foreman in defending himself, clubbed
seven OF the men to death with a
crowbar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21
COAL STRIKE DECISION GOES
TO JOINT SCALE COMMITTEE
Miners In Convention Delegate the
LOnged for Settlement to Officials.

Indianapolis, Ind, Mar. 20.-The
second joint conference OF the coal
miners and operators of the competi-
tive district comprising the states of
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and western
Pennsylvania, which was the result
of the efforts OF President Roosevelt
to effect a permanent peace In the
coal industry throughout the United
states, adjourned this afternoon after
referrinf to the demands OF the miners
to the joint scale committee. which
will begin its deliberations tomorrow
at o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-21

The Morning journal today .
consists Of ten pages Readers .
who do not receive the paper .
complete will confer favor by .
promptly notifying this office. .
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FINANCIAL r

The bondholders' committee of the. st.
louis and North Arkar sa Railroad, on whose
been defauited, has been empowered to buy
in the property ut foreclosure sale and to
make financial ARRANGEMENTS for the con-
to make the line profitable, extensions are
regarded as necessary both + st and West
at an estimated cots OF s., 600, 900. so as to form
through connections from Joplin, Mo, on
the west, with roads east OF the Mississippi
River. either. at Helena. Ark. or a point on
Tenn. To raise the necessary funds for this
work capital stock and 4 per cent, fifty year
bonds at the rate Of So 100 a mile may be
as constructed in sections Of five miles, and
may be, pledged to SECURE loans to be repre-
sented by 5 per cent. five year coupon notes.
The road at present runs from Seligman 90
Leslie, Ark. 100 miles,
Joseph Wharton Of Philadelphia has pur-
to have beer, 81, 500, 900. 1t Is proposed to
Fisheries Company, the Atlantic Fisheries
Company and the American Process Company,
which manufactures the machinery used In
concern will be in Philadelphia,
An assessment Of 81 a share has been levied
Company Of San Francisco. payable March
"a, The report for the year ended December
81. 1905. shows a deficit of s4os, 572i
Edward B.. Smith x Co. are Offering, among
other securities, 500 600 Lake Shore per cent.
ssns ssIp s end fGRRaHYBi u Hfiddhi1amc STa@R =
snd Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Stockholders of the Missouri. Kansas and
Monday is the last day on which they can
exercise their rights to subscribe to the new
- per cent, thirty year sinking fund gold
Interest to the extent Of Is per cent OF their
March 20 on the stamped stock OF the Fort
Worth and Denver. City Railway Company.
The last previous disbursement on this issue
we jesse et IT. SIN smith / has s been ms appo III assistant
cashier Of the Citizens S sdGd National ma Pank'
F Fost snoG s%lth L has b been Mo sppoin Tssl s assistant NJ
brooklyn borough
shares nTs e Of the & GSrsdaes re sfP Satiena 9' Bank SUY
dent OF the jenkins Trust Company of'Brook-
lyn.
no One stock toe t E1Sh5sns sn mYs%0sfSSs s ss has xx been
tssnS St T II isei. 70 g. e. Sm g. Mi SRG iieIned the e1-
The ofaeeTs Of the American Beet Sugar
Company have, Incorporated the Arkansas
build a railroad through the sugar beet dis
trict Of the Arkansas Valley.
D. The new Nr If in man d1 r. Of The haisi a4dsG IN &C G9 gsd
In building tunnels under the Hudson River.
which is soon TO be announced. concerns the
Ing to a statement made YESTERDAY. This
company is controlled by the Hudson Com
panies and is building tunnels from Jersey
City e, Cortlandt street. A new ~ per cent:
will probably be Authorized and bonds issued.
The Capital City Gas Light Company. Of
De- Moines. owned by the United Gas Inn
changed its name to the Des Moines Gas
Light Company and increased Its capital
stock from $500. 200 to %, $50 900. The, ed-
the retirement of $500, 600 o per cent. first
mortgage bonds. maturing January 1. 1907.
and for improvements and additions.
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SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.
r. A. stratton Retires as President.

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, March 10.-F. A.
stratton of Mount Vernon has retired from
the presidency Of the Westohester Lighting
Company, and it is understood that he is
to be elected chairman OF the board of
directors at the annual election which is
to be held in Port Chester on next Tuesday,
succeeding H. E. Gawtry, formerly presi-
dent of the Conso lidated Gas Company
OF New York. Mr.. Stratton has served
as vice-president and president of the
Westchester Lighting Company for seven
all Of the lighting companies OF Westchester
county into one concern, with a capital Of
SS. 900, 900. Mr.. Stratton will still remain
as president of the Northern Westchester
Lighting Company, OF which he is the prin-
:.ipal owner, and which is capitalized for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11
IMMENSE RAILROAD EARNINGS
GROWTH SINCE YEAR OF BRYAN
UP TO YEAR I OF HEARST.

Gross Earnings OF 1905 n Billion More
Than Those Of 1890 n Net Earnings
aThIrd of a Billion MOre-The Inereases
over 1904 Are Also Very Large.
In discussing railroad earnings for 1905
the Chronicle calls attention to the causes
IN the enormous growth Of railroad business
since 1895. In 1905 the railroads Of the
United States earned Moss, 900, 900 more
gross than they did in 1895 and $3.50 ,0OO, 900
more net. After pointing out that business
increased about $50 ,OO0, 900 gross yer 1904
and $50 ,OOO, 600 net, the Chronicle rays:
Obviously these are very favorable re-
aults and they reflect the prosperity which
the railroad carrying interest. along with all
other Industries of the country. has been en-
loving. The fact Is the Improvement in 1905
forns simply one of a long series Of increases
continued year by year for d long time past,
making in the aggregate an accumulation of
gains stupenduous in their magnitude and
such that il Is difficult for the mind to grasp
their dimensions.
Ten years ago there was q period OF intense
business depression, when the stability Of
the country's monetary standard was still
In question, demora!izing all business inter
ests. while the railroad industry was in adj
dition disorganized by reason of the reckless
competition which had grown up among rival
lines. The marvellous improvement In rail-
road revenues established In the inter val since
then measures the gain which has accrued
from the change In co~nditions-from the
removal OF doubt regarding our standard Of
values and from the restoration OF more
harmonious relations among the railroads
through the occupation OF the community Of
ownership idea. 1t would be a pity II all that
has been achieved in this way should now
be placed in jeopardy through assaults on
capital in the corporate form, so popular at
present with political aEitators. or through
some i'll conceived policy. which. while in
tended merely TO regulate, could be cal
culatpd to destroy.
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EARNINGS.

Wheeling and Lake Erie: ,o. o,,.,.
4th week Feb. slos.elo s9S,llt Inc. SASS
From July L.. 9,TtS,5J9 2,949,8S9 Inc. 7Do,oi0
Havana Electric:
week NsrchI. sAt%5 sss+sss Inc. $3.50 sss
yAzoo AND MIssIsBIPPI VALLEY,
The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley reports for
January:
Gross carn.... ee0i .ois Ssl5, +o8 Ino. Ss6.15o
Exponses..''.. ese,S58 eS8,f oS ino. 5i,oS5
Ss, seTnTal ssii.7e' 'i7d'e7o Inc. ss''O0s
Gross earn. SAs7ea .els &S.&t4.7s1 Dec. teSl!772
Expensee..... 4.So7,37t a.77S,7D Inc. o2e.ooe
Net earn.".. s<s6.S4s 1i.eee,0i0 Dec. s1,iso,47l
INDIANAPOLIS FRACTION N TERMINAL
The indianapolis Traction and. TeIminal, Com.
paA' isos. 1904 chanSss.
Gross oarn.,.. q, 1873 ol,el5,1o4 Inc. Szo5.474
OpcT. exp..I,.. elS,zS6 Bl,0ZS Inc. E.zlo
Net earn.... 81, ESQ. $40 Si,054.0ei Inc. &2e5.a5e
Fixed charg es. i.oi0.9+8 eo5.N5 Inc. 1oc,6ts
-~--- ----- ----
Balance...., Sz7BIeo1 1ll7,see Inc. 31e1 .esl
Sinking fund. 61,ooe $1,000 Inc. 5000
----- $500 ----
Surpius...,.. 1aie,ss1 esi.see Inc. t1st ,sob
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11

Expectation OF gold imports on a large
seals was lessened by the report from st.
Petersburg that the Russian Government had
arranged with bankers for a loan Of $500. 600.
600. The demand Upon the European centres
In connection with such q loan could hardly
fail to interfere materially with the prospects
OF an important movement OF gold TO this
side.
In view Of the weakness in Consol dated
Gas and the differences as to the attitude OF
Standard Oh interests bulls on A~maigamated
Copper expressed themselves as very well
pleased with the stocks action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11
Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY, March 10.
Receipts Of beeves were ST. cars, or 500 head. al
Ali consigned direct 10 local. saughterefs. Feel.
Ing nominaiiy steady. Dressed beef slow. and
unchanged az ol3@s1zc. per pound for, ordinary
Ia choice native sIdes. No later cable adYtcee
from Liverpool or London. Exports from this
port 10 day were $50 cattle and 1909 quarteTs Of
Feeiing nomlnAlly steady. City dressed veals
outlet at s@i4c. per pound; country dressed steady
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were ~
cars, OF 1850 head, Including 8 cars for the
cars on sale Almost no demand for the. stock
offered, and up TO a late hour no sales had been
on si grades of lambs. Dressed mutton SLOW AZ
SaslSc' per pound; dressed lambs weak as eAgilo.;
Receipts Of, hogs were IL cars, or $3.50 head. in
ciudihg u car for the market. Feeling. steady
Country dressed hogs steady at eH0eho. PEI
pound for heavy 70 light weights
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11
New Road for the Santa Fe.

AUSTIN, Tex. March lot is learned
suthoritatively that C. l.. Tallmadge Of
chicag go acted for the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe in his recent purchase Of the
Santa Ft Central Railroad, which runs from
santa Fe. N. NJ. to Terrence. The acquired
continental cutoff which the Santa Fe is
building to shorten its line to Galveston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11
RATE WAR TARIFFS IN EFFECT.
Grand Trunk and wabash Make Reduction
From Chicago TO New York and Boston.

GRAND Trunk and Wabash Make Reduction
From Chicago TO New York and Boston.
CHICAGO, March l0.-The rate war tariffs
Of the Grand Trunk and the Wabash roads,
making a 50 reduction to New York and one
of SO to Boston, went into effect to-day, and
many passengers took advantage Of the
rates.
1t was reported to-day that the delay
OF the Michigan Central in meeting the
rates Of the Grand Trunk and the Wabash
was due largely to the fear that the presi-
dents of the roads might fix up a truce,
and then the rates would be in effect and
Interstate Commerce Commission rules
require a ten day notice of an advance Of
rates.
1t is believed that other lines will take
action in the matter early this week and then
hostilities will be on in earnest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11

Total reserve Dec. oSAts,Soo
T fYhre'u amount mount Of United states deposits ee Q
shown in this weeks statement Is 80. eS9. 800,
an increase Of 81, los, 900 since last week,
aggregate given. the surplus would be
98,s7s,6 $50.
Below is q table showing the percentage
OF cash reserve to deposits Of the more promi-
nent banks. compared with last week:
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r INTELLIGENCE.

hNIAfURB ALMANAC THIS DAY.
sun rises :. .6:iSI sun sets. .... 1851 Moon rises TOO
moa WAraR TINS DAT.
Sandy Hook .7aS1IG Gov. Isl'd". sO4 Hell Gate, ,e5T
Arrived SATURDAY. March 10
SIS Lucania. Liverpool. March s.
Sc La Lorraine, Havrc, March O.
SIS Patricia, Hamburg, Feb. "a
SIS GloxinIa, Bermuda, March 0.
Sc Titan. Barbados. March D.
SIS VlgilAncia. Havana. March 0.
So Seneca. Havana, March s.
IS ComAnehe. Jacksonville, March 7.
IS CITY or Columbus. Savannah, March 4.
IS Monroe, Norfolk, March o.
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS New YORK. from New ,York az southampton.
IS America, from New YORK OF Hamburg
So FuTnessiA, from New York AZ Glasgow.
IS Campanih, from New York Of Liverpool.
SAILED PROM FOREIGN PoRTs.
SIS La BretaRne, from Havre for New York.
IS Unbria. from Liverpool for New York.
IS ST. Paul, from Southampton for New York.
IS iceland. from Antwerp for New 'ork.
IS Pretoria, from Hamburg for. NeA' York.
IS Statendam, from Rotterdam for Few. York.
IS Grosser Ktrfuerst, from Bremen for New
IS Columbia. from Glasgow for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11
MINING.

Soi On. ~ I'D M
orc for $4,000, oue for sr7,bDo Address until
March rs, GRAND UNION HOTEL, NY then. 1851
PeAh st.. Denter, Col, ". MARSHALL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11
by Aiarooni wireless.

Sa PhiladelphiA, for New York, 40 miles east OF
Nentucket nghtahip at llAo p, u, yesterday.
Sc. Kroonland for New YoEE.T1o mnes fron sandy
Hook ct midnight.
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Your Money
Utah Copper Stocks

II you desire reiiabl" lnfoTmauou white
Weekly MARKET LETTER. free.
WEI. n. .,,
Suite aJ2-S Herald Building, q *
p. O. Bon a. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
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Dr1DENDs Ann INTERBsr.
j. G. WHITE q COM PANY, INC.
$50 EXcHANGe PLAcE,

A Quarterly DIVIDEND Twelfth quarter. OF oST'
AM ONE-HALF PER CENT. on. the preferre
stock Of the Company. payable Apnl md, 1903
TO stockholders OF record February 2sth, 1905 has
GEO. W. BUNNBLL. JR,, Treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

@rhs income from the ciiy light.
ing plant for the month Of May
exceeded s. 500. or at the rate OF
more than sioo.eOo per annnm. =
aaii Auditor Iohn Lamb. Of the
lighting department. IA response 10
. question from MAYOR Moore. Al
"A meeting al the auditing commit
tee this morning. Tbs income Is
rapidly Increasing as the aafs iee ~
extended aud viii probably amount
To siee. 900 for the pfesent calendar
year"
Origin 81 income.
OF this nohthly Income some
g 900 10 from residence and other
commercial lighting. aad the F~ns
- from. the lighting Of atrevta. parks
ard public buildings The lneanr
ffsm commercial lighting has near
" ifrblea in the Last four months
Tho present lncunlr Of the plant IL
usoFe than ample 90 pa alt the ca.
pensea of maintaining che plant. ia.
cludipz operating expenses. interest
On The Investment. deterioration
ard renewals. ant isAxa something
over for making extensions As
assun - the new iNfus Of liEhiiaE
tonda II ISSUED the plant wilI BE-
reTY largely extended IN the real.
dence districts Nith consequent
Increase In ia business md income
10 IN oood cendluoa.
The statement IN onm % The
tSiif payers fsccntiY that tbe
piant IL IN bad order and must fv~~
auentlY ciose down ZOE repairs "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
DRIVER THROWN
|. FROM WAGON
WILLIAM y. BURGESS rs suaL.
90 TO PAVEMENT nv RUN.
AWAY THAm-sUFFURs so.
vERG INJURIES.

William ~ HHrEsas, a teanastrf.
was probably fatally injured shortly
before 0aan to-day BY being thrown
from hts wagon during a runaway
When picked up he was unconscious
ana Detective cnfhntt had tho man
senf 10 the burgess home. ases 9Th
ave.
burgess vas IN charge ~ dsNv-
cry wagon and Was haultnE load 90
the Capitol Hili district. The horses
becamsd ffishtsned aud ran away.
burgess held griniy 10 the lines
untH the naddrnsd team hNefved
around the caFner al the intsfsrc-
tion q IAN az aud " Asutuhlieau
a. The sudden Jerk threw him 10
the ground aRa he had not rscox &.
cred cons iousuess up 70 late hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
10 AFTER rsu OFFICE.

fntfrn the Pathfinder" better
known ahaut town as the unbrsl.
"a haf Aan. l. the latest applicant
Fur appointment 20 the office IL hHr.
hoFffla@trr. lie solicited The ap-
noiniment Of Mayer Moore shls
morning By telephone. Informing the
fnaYnF that u she latter desired Il.
he Npeld collset and present In.
aoFnsmsnia for she place. The mayor
discouraged him from making any
further effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
AND AUTO
IN COLLISION
MEssuNogR BoY PAINFULLY
INJURED ~ RUNNING INTO
MACHINE ON FIRST Az.

Another addition 20 the long list
Of automobile accidents occurred
when Howard ufass. i1Fear soid
A, - r. messenger, while on his bl.
cycle. was run down BY Woods
Electric funabaut At , rs this morn
Ing The alto. which IL the prop
erty % A ~ stewart. president %
the stewart q Holmes DRUG com-
pany. was coming down Isl av. AZ
slow pace and contained Mrs
Stewart ANA hef daughter Alma, the
latter driving the MA hlne.
Runs Into Auto.
Grass. the messenger. had been
delivering a message in hotel. Hr
came uat on the run. hoped on to
his bike az the curb and started up
the street just 10 Tins 10 meet the
automobile tie evidently ala not
zee the machine ard there was no
time 70 stop The auto. The two
crashed tgRethcs. the boy vas
thrown or and hfs ankle broken.
. The biz was smashed 90 flinders.
Grass VAS picked 40 and taken 10
/ LeliheHds drug store. As an am
hulance could not be obtained. he
was taken 10 tho Seattle General
hospital IN a hack
Was Running SLOW.
Miss Alma Stewart. Who VAS
driving the machine AT the time Of
the arridcnt. was much affected.
she wspf bitterly and refused 10 be
cetpforfsd until informed that she
I
only had the machine feN days.
aud consequently was running At q
very slow pace. not being familiar
enough Nith the car 10 run Il AZ a
high speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

zaba. which has just arrived from
Now York after her long trip
around this Horn. vas Inspected BY
thousands a. she lay AZ pier 8 Out
IN the hafllor small boats nnd
launches aenrried around the battle.
ship Nebraska. which was tied MP
at city buoy while dfedEera Ia.
bored at the old siip making It
deeper
The Massachusetts sailed ia the
afternoon for the Hawaiian islands
and she WIS a subject Of inspection
before departing The biackhaaih.