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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-30

SAN FRANCISCO. April 40 Tho
problem Of preventing lootlnE Is
stlll graye. particularly amid the
ruins In Chinatown and the loea.
lions OF burned iewelvy stores and
pavnshops
Yesterday iso members 81 the
National Guard. mostly from uak.
land. Who wVro on leave ~ absence.
were driven from the ruins %
Chinatown. where they we're seek.
ing booty and souvenirs. fhe reEu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-30

inF The unhunoi section has
been divided into seven military
districts. each Huhditided into 100
relief stations Ia charge Of reHpon
Hiblo perHona.
aoms Dent Like Work.
The period Of extreme distress
has passed. aud Rt the earliest
possible moment the issuing Of "a.
tiona Will be confined ia women
children aud men who are III only
one ration will be issued to each
person
Men who are able vii be forced
90 work. OF t0U men who stood in
the bread line Yesterday. anlf four
would accept work at e. Il dby This
indicates that some uf thes benz.
nclafica are prone to live GA charity
longer than o. nvcraunry
Many scores Unidentified,
OF g94 bodies handled hy the cor
onor oui} 20 have been identified
Regarding tNh men, babies. rs
women aud q girls, the only thing
known Is the place where the bodies
were found
or the b0dioH Of DO men. I women
. babies aud . Chinese absolutely
nothing Is known
May Aak Federal Aid,
James u pheian. chairman Of the
finance committee. aud some prom
ineut lawyers and bankers held a
meeting yesterday az which was
suggested a plan II securing the aid
81 the federal government tn pro.
curing the $500 600 600 necessary
fog San ftanciacoH rehabilitation
II WAS stated that there WAS not
cnnnEn money Ia san Francisco Ca
provide that amount. and that "a
borrow It through the ordinary
channels would neceaaitate too
much Of a burden la the way of
interest Tho plan suggested vas
that ennsfuHa be- asked to Fuafau.
tee the bonds that viii be issued
30 that the needed money can be-
procured from private PARTIES At a
rate af or ~ per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-30

ms The unhumod section has
been divided into seven military
diutuota. each nuhditided into 100
relief stations Ia charge Of reapon
Hiblo persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-30

lar soldiers were forced to fire
shots against the walls TO make
them flee
Driven al Point Of Bsyenet,
Souvenir hunting has become a
fad. Even prominent business men
and society people engage Ia H.
Many Of them have been driven
from Chinatown al the point Of the
ha,onet Even women fisk burn
ing their shoes aud clothing Ia
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
Tucson Courts Decision Blasts Hope of Gambling Ele-
 ment There,
DUBOIS AND REED ARE
 REFUSED THEIR LIBERTY
Habeas Corpus Denied for Both of Them, City of Tucson Winning Great Victory in Ef- fort to Suppress Gambling

TIJCSON. May 1.-The gambling element. which has been leaning back on it's oars and hoping against hope for a favorable court decission, re .,eiyed a solar plexus blow this lore noon when Judge Campbell denied the supIications for writs of habeas cor nus for Homer K. Dubois and William Reid
 Dubois applied for habeas corpus under two charges. One was gambling in g building with a saloon adjoining. The other charge was gambling with out q license. On both charges the habeas corpus was denied.
 William Reid was charged wltn -sirue king" the game. Habeas corpus ip his case also was denied.
 The decision of Judge Campbell while it had been predicted by all To- csl lawyers who had looked into the ease and were not working for a fee. was a stinging blow to the gambling clement in Tucscn.
 While ostensibly Dubois is supposed so be making the fight for gambling ,iure. it is generally believed that ne hss the united support of the saloon ssts and the gambling element. Al sH events. had he secured favorable decision gambling would have been -eopened in Tucson, and the gamblers would have shared in the general ben sIIfs to themselves and looked on un- moved at the general harm to the com maiity.
 So confident were the gamblers of :.caring a favorable decision that fTiey had written to men in different sfties of Arizona who work at the Etnes. Many of these are now here, expecting gambling to resume. As .ast as they arrive they are spotted by The police and are being watched. Ecveyer. it is likely that they will xaulos prcnto now.
 Judge Campbelrs decision blasts The hopes of the gamblers of ever re suming the games in Tucson.
 The gambling element has long aarped on the false theory that Tue son is not as lively as formerly. What the facts really are-that there are not now so many drunken people on the streets nor so many unpaid gro ccry, meat and other bills for the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
REvEW

necessaries of life. as when the city was wide open.
 It is understood that W. P. Miller, who represented Dubois and Reid will make an application before the Su- preme Court on Saturday for a writ of habeas corpus. This will be the last stand of the gambling element They do not have much hope of sue cess, but they do want to die game. as becomes sports whose hands are never soiled by honest toll.
 To Judge William Lowell, city at torney, and the Judge Charles Bisn- man assistant to Mir. Lowell, credit is in which they handled the city case and for the clear and convincing argu- ments which they made in stating the city's right to control gambling.
 When MT. Miller for the gamblers appeared in court on last Saturday he apparently was confident and very courageous. His courage waned on the second day and this morning he realized that he was fairly beaten and apparently anticipated an unfavorable decision to his clients. His fight this morning was very half hearted. IL iS uutlS pIODdOiS ehae enO Ss1'e will be carried to the Supreme Court of the Territory.
 In the meantime Dubois and Reid will remain in the custody of Marshal Hopley at the police station. Reid is serving a sentence of SC days and a fine of $50 for buckine the game. He has intimated that he would sue the city for false imprison ment for big damages. However the decision of Judge Campbell has sus tained Recorder Treat and unless ths Supreme Court reyerses the case there will be no alternative save to pay the fine and serve out the time sentence.
 DuBois is in on number of diff ferent counts and in each one the fine was $50 and 30 days in the city prison.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
OFFICERS OF PYTHIANs
GRAND LODGE AT DOUGLAS sE- lEcTs kINGMAN AS NEXT
 MEETING PLACE.

Kingman was chosen at the ioca- ton for the grand lodge of Knights of Pythias in 1907. There were no other candidates for the next grand lodge. but there was strong senti- mert in favor of holding the next ses- sion in Tucson on account of its more central location, but when it came to vote Kingman was unanimously chosen.
 Following the selection of the grand lodge location. the grand officers who were elected this morning were in stalled. Past Grand Chancellor Cox acting as installing officer.
 The twenty-third convention of the grand lodge and the fourth conven- ton of the grand temple of Rathbone Sisters will come to a close tonight with ball at the orpheum. Both con ventions were practically closed this afternoon, and most of the delegates and visitors will remain for the ball.
 Most of the members will leave for their homes in the morning. although large number will take in the ex- cursion to Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

Ladies' Fine Lawn Suits skirt with Val insertion made sleeve. On sale for only S2e5 Ladies Waists in this seasons goods fine assortment of lingerie waists in all the dainties creations They will
 big saving on all ladies' goods the prices are simply cut in two.
 All Pattern will from s5s5 Tailor Made Hats, from .sse up
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

A large number of the grand lodge delegates will leave here tomorrow morning for Cananea on an excur- sion, arrangements for rates having been made by c. M. Sander, one of the delegates, who is agent for the Cananea road. It is expected that be- tween twenty-five and thirty will take in the excursion and make a trip to the famous camp of the Greene copper company. The delegates will be the guests of the Cananea Knights of Pythias
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
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 DOUGLAS LOCALS. . . C . C . C % . C C C C \ H C C

First Case in New Court.-Tne first case in Judge McDonald's new court iD the city hall was the attachment suit of B. Q. Musgraye vs. J. J. Brooks, which was begun yesterday. The court granted rehearing of the case. on account of one of the attorneys for the plaintiff having imbibed too much bug juice before the hearing yes terday. Today Judge Richardson rep resented the plaintiff and Judge Sames the defendant
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
Ladies' Suits

SUfTs-An wool travelling suts made with elbow 34 length sleeves, skirt made circular style. They in the shades of
 grey black For this sale only they will from.
 .S14.75 and all silk Black Taffeta Suit made fancy full crcu with white lined with white satin. only Mohar Skirts .S395 Ladies Skirts s4.95 up
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

c. w. Wing, who has held the posi- ton of weighmaster at the Queen, leaves this week for Guaymas, Sonora, where he will enter the employ of the Southern Pacific railroad
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

The admission of an Indian to the New York bar shows that the red skin can sometimes succeed in getting his sheepskin.-Jackson Citizen.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

Nothing having been heard from Aguinaldo for some time, it is safe to assume that he is getting his three meals regularly.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
Election of Officers.

GtCSAef VI SttNCfo.
 The election of grand lodge officers was the first business of any impor. tance transacted this morning. The election resulted in the choosing of John H. Langston, of Phoenix. as the grand chancellor. He succeeds John H. Cox in that office.
 The following are the officers:
 Grand chancellor, J. H. Langston, Phoenix.
 Grand vice chancellor, pr. J. E. Storey, Morenci.
 Grand prelate, E. S. Jones, Con grss.
 Grand keeper of records md seals, John D. Loper, Mesa, reelected.
 Grand master of exchequer, Jacob Salzman, Williams.
 Grand master at arms. John E. New bury, Cananea. .. -.- - Grand inner guard, H. P. Merrill. Jerome. sr.-.... Grand outer guard, R. H. Olsen Globe. @
 Grand trustees, B. Hattich, Tomb stone; NJ. Lamont, Tucson; Charles NJ. Smith. Yuma.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

Leaves will attract dew when boards, sticks and stones will not. 7,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

Grand protector, Emma Roscoe, Mo renci.
 Grand outer guard, Nellie Olney, Stafford
 Grand trustees, Mesdames Cum mings, Thalkemine and Olney
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
Chamberlain's s
 Cough Remedy
A Safe Medicine for Children.

medicine children be afraid to buy CHAMBER relief especially cod and hooping world diseases not
 
 dangerous when this remedy harmful drugs and as confidently baby to adult
 DRUGGISTS
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
Grand Temple Election.

Grand Iemple Eiectlon.
 The Grand Temple of Rathbone Sisters held it's annual election this morning, also, and the folliowng were chosen:
 Past grand chief, Amelia Rosen- stern, Tucson. Grand chief, Louise Fitch, Douglas. Grand senior, Muriel Wright, Cliff ton. ~
 Grand junior, Ida Moore, Phoenix. Grand manager, A. Leroy, Douglas. Grand mistress of records and cor respondence, Mary McMullen, Solo, monville. l
 Grand mistress of finance, Mamie Wilson, Solomonyiile.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-03-07
Well Worth irving.

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says: Next to a pension, the
best thing to get is Dr.. Kings
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-03-07
BUYS A MOVING PICTURE OUTFIT.
A Nice Batch 0 'Short Articles From Gold
Knob.

o"'o" VI OuVit AItlGlGS tlVIn UViu
Knob.
Gold Knob, March 3.
Another six days work is done
and we are not through blowing
yet.
The Morgan Saw Mill Co. is in
full operation.
H. L. V. Shinn, # Crescent,
visited at P. M: Phillips, last
Saturday night.
The school at Liberty school
house closed Friday the End.
John H. A. Barger, Of this
place, has been appointed director
of the Rockwell Mercantile Co.,
of Rockwell.
Mr., and Mrs. Moses A. Kluttz
have moved to Granite Quarry,
where Mr.. Kluttz is employed
with the Quarry Co.
Boss Trexler is contemplating
moving to Granite Quarry.
P. M. Phillips will SOW more
than so bushels of spring oats.
Jno. II. Misenheimer bought a
horse from Moses Brady last week.
We have farmers that lows oats
by degrees, from 3 quarts to so
bushels,
We learn that our friend Ed E.
Proctor has been permanently APP
pointed as clerk in the %postoffice
in Salisbury. We are all glad to
see Ed in this position. He is
worthy of his calling.
Several of our young folks at
tended the exhibition at Rowan
Academy Saturday and report a
fine time. The children did
themselves proud. eve mean the
children in the exhibition.)
Sometime ago J. VIM. Proctor,
of this place, purchased a stere.
opticon entertainment outfit, to
learn the ropes, as he expressed
it. He thinks she has it down
pat," SO he has placed an order
with an amusement supply COM
pany, of Chicago, for o complete
motion picture entertainments
called the optegraph. The - en-
tertainment is based on the we'll
known book, entitled: "Peck's
Bad Boy and his Pa" and bears
that name. He will use both
moving and stationery views to
illustrate the lecture which comes
with the outfit. Everything in
the outfit is new and up-to, date
but the exhibitor, the Lord knows
che amt"
Subscribe for the WATcHMAN.
You get the news and paper both
for 81 and it comes before it is
everlastingly too late. LEE.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
RACE GOERS CLAIM
JOCKEY MILLER FAVORED

There were hundreds OF thoughtful men
al Gravesend race track yesterday who
came to the conclusion that the success
OF Jockey Miller is due not wholly TO his
skill, but In a great degree 10 the kind
indulgence OF Starter Mars Cassidy.
Whether these men are right In be-
lieving that Starter Cassidy exercises his
powers as starter to aid Miller In getting
off In front or not Is another matter.
but they point TO certain facts to back
up what they say.
They point first TO the start OF the third
race OF yesterday. Inquisitor was the
worst actor at the post. yet he got OFT
three lengths In front. Miller rode him.
Miller Is Andrew Miller's jockey. An
drew Miller, for some reason unknown
10 non-members OF the Jockey club, Is an
Influential member OF the Jockey club
and a steward who, these same men be-
lieve would not hesitate TO use his In
fuence I'm that body to make IL unco1n-
Portable to any underling who wiifully
or by chance did things contrary 10 the
wishes OF Steward Andrew Miller.
Had that start in the third race been
an isolated case nothing would have been
thought Of Il, but II Is only one OF 20
that could be named II space allowed. He
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25

had five mounts yesterday and had run
ming start In four OF them.
Steward Andrew Miller's Jockey Is al
lowed by Starter Cassidy to behave as
he pieases at the post and for such be-
havior other Jockeys are fined or set
down. Jockey Miller's horse can 60
through the barrier as often as he pleases.
yet nothing is done TO him by Starter
Cassidy except 10 help him along by let
ting the barrier go up as Miller's mount
makes a rush for IL.
Others point out the fact that Jockey
Miller was left at the post on Louis II.
on Wednesday. But Starter Cassidy
gave him none the worst OF 1t. Louis III.
refused to run.
Many OF those who mentioned this mat
ter yesterday did so In undertones. be-
cause Starter Cassidy has the reputa-
ton OF being a bad man and has been
known, when backed up by the Pinker-
tons. 10 assault his critics. But there
were those at the track yesterday who
spoke aloud and VIII speak still louder
about this matter. even though the fight
er Cassidy may be backed up by An
drew Miller, the other stewards and al
the Pinkertona
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
FIELD DAY WITH
BALL CAME TOO

The committee OF ten, IN charge of the
Evening High School associations field
day at Boyden Heights on Decoration
Day, has completed tho program OF
sports The list OF events include base
ball game between faculty and students,
game between boys and girls. events for
girls 100 and 50-yard dashes. needle and
thread, egg and potato races, 100 and so
yard dashes for boys. together wttr egg
potato, sack and three-legged and obsta-
Gle races and broad jump.
None but members OF the association
Will be eligible for the races.
The games will be under the direction
of Christopher w. Phelps, president of
the association, Edmund Pideon, II. r.
Sweet, Joseph Coutanche. Annie Williams,
John Dwyer. Ella Henry, Joseph Grimes.
William Doyle, Mary Conorton and Lou
ise Ryan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25

Bat Masterson showed yesterday that
he is the fastest two-year-old in train
ing. With ll2 pounds up. he spread
eaglod' his field In the last race and won
by five lengths. pulled up. He beat Com
puter, an $500 colt. i'm a romp.
The merit OF Bat Masterson's perform
ance was I'm the weight he carried and
the speed he displayed. He ran the five
furlongs. around two turns, I'm loo 3-5.
This exhibition OF speed was by long odds
the finest that any colt has shown In
race this season. Horsemen were amazed
after the race, and they believe that IL
Bat Masterson can carry weight he is the
best colt seen In public this year
The men who were most highly eiated
over Bat Masterson's great speed were
NJ. l.. and A. G. Schwartz end John II.
The Sclfwartzs had purchased
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
HARVARD AND CORNELL
FOR AQUATIC H0NORs

Cox-F. NJ. Blagden.. 100 b.07
Arrangements for the regatta today on
the Charles river in which the Varsity
crews Of Harvard and Cornell meet for a
second time. the school crews of Casoa-
dilla from Ithaca and Stone OF this city,
an dthe single scull rave for the Carroll
cup. were completed this morning. 1t was
planned to start the school boys at 1
o'clock the single SOULS half an hour la
ter and the Varsity crews at 2:15. Civ
Ing the contestants plenty OF time to re-
cover from the effects OF the racing and
attemp the Intercollegiate games in the
Stadium.
Work at the crews quarters this morn.
ing was OF a favorable nature, and both
the veteran coachers OF the Varsity
crews reported that their men were in
fine condition and confident OF victory.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
Bat MASTERSON PROVES
HORSE OF THE YEAR

the youngster from Madden before the
race for $4,000. He sold the horse on the
strength OF a recent private trial. Mad
den was delighted at Bat Masterson .
easy win and congratulated the new own
ers OF the horse after the race.
The purchase price OF Bat Masterson
leaked out after he had won.
The new owners OF the son Of Frank
fort (the latter is a brother 10 Hamburg)
are well known in Wall street circles.
Under the rules of the jockey club the
brothers will have TO race Bat Masterson
under a stable name or simply as an in
divtduaL The partnership must be regis
tered but when the ownership OF a horse
Is split up between two or more men only
one name is permitted TO appear on the
program as the owner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
nay OF NAPLES INN.

The loveliest inland resort in Main,
thirty miles from Portland and the
coast, reached via the famous "Songo
River Route" The Inn is modern in
every respect, including electricity and
elevator. Unsurpassed salmon and
trout fishing. all the land and water
sports and recreations. Twenty miles
OF water for the motor boat. Bring
yours) Golf links, livery, garage, hne
roads Hawthorn Spring water. Guests
at the Inn interchange delightful visits
with those at Poland Springs, fifteen
miles distance, over fine road for auto.
Send for illustrated booklet
GEO, III. DAVIS, Naples, Me.
m1l-Sf
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
DARTMOUTH BEAT.
BROWN SOPHS

The Dartmouth Sophomore baseball nine
easily won from the Brown Sophomores
yesterday afternoon at Andrews aeld by
the score OF IL to q The game was rather
slow and uninterestinfi, because CT the
one-sided score.
Before three innings had been played II
could be seen that 1t was an easy victory
for the Dartmouth team, who had II all
their own way.
Stearns. Lowe and Thompson furnished
the batting features for Dartmouth, and
O'Shea. Good and stearns fieldod their
positions IN frst-class style Nichols
pitched gilt-edge ball For Brown, Town
send Edgecomb and Lyall did creditable
work In the field. while Hemple, Huukins,
Mehan and Marshall contributed all the
hits the Sophs got The scorer
Innings ...,....- q 567ss
Dartmouth 1aos.- i o-12
Brown 1908. 1 o o o o o o. q
Runs - Badger, Stearns q OShea,
Nichols. Hobart. Smith Q. Lowe, Good.
Thompson-f3: Minnerly. Marshall
Stolen bases-Badger, Stearns q O'Shea,
Nichols, Hobart, Smith, Mehan Z Town
send. Two-bsse hit-Thompson. Three
base hits-L,owe, Smith, Marshall Double
plays-Nichols TO O'Shea: Edgccomb to
Minnerly. Struck out-By Nichols IL; by
Ehmke z: by Allen s. First base on balls
OF Nichols 1; of Ehmke & Wild pitch
-Ehmke. Hit by pitched ball-By
Thompson. Mehan, 'Edgecomb by Allen,
Badger. Passed balls-Hunkins 2, Good
Umpire-Morgan- Time-2h
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
QUARANTINE BY CUBA

Havana, May 25.-An order has been
issued declaring a quarantine beginning
yesterday against ports In Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama and Texas. suspect
ed OF being infected with yellow fever.
The order applies TO vessels and passen-
gers from those ports.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
RAILROAD COMPANY GOT VERDICT

The jury returned a verdict for the
Rhode Island company in tho sIit for
$4,000 damages brought by Rev John
j McCabe, pastor OF St Johns church on
Atwells avenue. for injuries received
While driving on Bridgham street