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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-23

Want" Ads, for the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenberger's
store, 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-23

are an ornament to a kitchen.
Smooth a S t i II 6 s-easily
shined-nickel door plate
nickel shelf and bands-hand-
somely embossed base.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-23
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.
, Manifestations

Situations Wanted-Situations at
general homework. plain cooking,
etc. for women with babies or small
children. Small wages expected.
Apply to Joint Committee for Sc
curing Situations for Destitute Moth
ers with Infants 10 Academy street.
Newark. y. J.. 13763-10-26-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-23

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall av
enue is a branch Office for the EV-
ENING NEWS where Want" Ads.
are received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-23

'FrOm having wishes in conse-
quence of II wants, we often feel
wants in consequence of our wishes"
But if our wants are well advertised
our wishes will not make us bank
rupt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
THAW ONCE QUIT WIFE FOR GOOD

NEW YORK. June 2s.--It was
learned today that Thaw sailed for
Europe. April "a. after a stormy
scene with his vifs. with tho
avowed purpose Of never returning
70 her. On the same boat with him
vas bis sister. the Countess OF Var.
mouth.
According n a report made 20
tho agents 81 the Tina. Thaw said
several times IA tho smoking
saloon that hts life had been ruined
and that he had Taft that woman
for good and all
sister Pleaded Win Him.
Thaw Is said 90 have made this
same announcement 70 the Coun-
teas Of Yarmouth II was reported
on board that his aister pleaded for
him to return 90 bis wife ON the
next boat from the other side
Apparently the sisters pleading
had some effect on Thaw. for he
remained on the other aide Only q
few days. taking return passage Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
BU|LD|NGDROPS
INMATES FLEE

A suhsldenes OF earth due. II f.
said. 10 the excavation made for
the Great Noriheru's passenger tun.
mel. resulted ia the partial wreck
lng 81 an Interior wall Ia tho Eaia
brook building, Second az aud
Union at. Tuesday afternoon
The occupants Of the building
made a quick run for the street
when the wall first cracked aud Il
Was some time before they became
convinced that the immediate dan
ger was past
The wall suffering the principal
damage divides the stores occupied
by SllFnfficidsa aud 4 Lurie. Jew.
elef The trouble waa caused b. the
brick chimney settling. which Ia
turn wrenehed the plaster loose and
caused the floor and fixtures 20
warp az least an inch In Silver.
fields there Il a big hollow Ia the
floor where the -loaf-s warped
The building. which Il owned b.
q Henry Nhitcomb. II Worcester.
Mass. sud Of which the Moore In.
yeafmont company. are local agents.
had previously been damaged
through tho movement % earth
caused ~ tuaneliug operations. and
claims we're paid By the railroad
The Great Northern engineers OK.
amiued the structure yesterday and
Wlll report TO their superior off.
Gals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
j. s. CRUISERS
HERE SUNDAY

The Pacific squadron viii leave
Astoria tomorrow afternoon and A.
rive pn tho sound HuHaNY The
cruiser Boston VIII coms direct 10
Seattle. while tho flagship Chicago
aud torpedo boat destroyer froble
viii go 10 Tacoma and participate
in the Fnurth.a celebration there.
Great Significance ia attached 10
the coming of the squadron here
rhia present trip Will undoubtedly
see the Chicago ending hef days eH
a flagship. aud government officials
state that tha Charleston viii be
made the flagship. Admiral Good
rich. in charge at the fleet. VIII
also be seen here "a The last time
in biH official capacity. for his ftrm
10 zap August /. and " II generally
believed that ho will DO trans
-fcrfed u a m0ro important posi-
lion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
CORNERS JURY QUICKLY DECIDES

tContinnst from Page oue) f
-~.ss~>~-~~~-~asse~---
ruined my wife" nrudinc. how
ever. could not tell ahethar -
not the woman Who met rhaN aflA
o. the shooting VAS AfH. Thaw. ~
says he took the revolver frnh
ThaN e
Probably saved Hous life"
Warner Pastor. an engineer. i~hs
tined that Thaw said g his " N
while Ia the elevator I probably
saved your 1fs Paxton said thai
Thaw Sas exceedingly white. but
caius ard apparently rational other
witnesses told 90 his ssriied cone
fitfnn and hos hia eyes hulgsd.
Il took the jury three minutes 60
reach = verdict. The coroner called
ThaW q his aess and said In
conformity 10 the tuf1s ysrtirt.
hnia You % the Erand Jury" ThaN
walked cut without Nofd. IFS
wife VAS not present. she wanted
10 attend and sit b her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
HAWKINS IN
FULL CHARGE

= G. Hawkins ia n0W Ia fun
charge Of the engineers depart.
ment Of the Hartman system for
this state Yesterday he went 10
Tacoma and formally took charge
of the office Of Russell Chase. who
has been az the head of the work
In that city Sir Hawkins viii re.
turn 10. Seattle this afternoon and
begin on plans Tor the engineering
OF the railroad
J. ID. Farrell. general manager OF
the ayHtem IN this state. returned
from Tacoma this afternoon. Last
night the Tacoma council granted
the Union Pacific 3 franchise and
special ordinances Sere framed for
the vacation OF several streets need
Cd b the railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
BRAVE CANARY
DIES IN FIRE

PORTLAND. June % The leg.
end OF the stoFk which saved the
magnificent cathedral Ct Cologne
from destruction By plucking tbs
burning iFebrands from its nest In
the tower. find. a parallel in tbs
efforts OF a canary bird TO arouse
the family oi Emil Auehlig. whose
home was destroyed BY fire yes
terday morning.
The feathered e0ngaier. when
aroused from bis SAUNDERS. burst
into song. which did not end until
he was suffoeatcd The family
found him dead. euried Up IN his
cage. after they had barely sue
.ceeded IN escaping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

tho last minute The steamer sailed
from Hamburg on May 10 Thav's
name ala not appear on the paaaen.
ger list
Where Was Mrs ThaN7
Detectives are now trying 10 find
out where Mrs TtaW spent the
time between her husbands lie.
pRrturn for England and his return.
Her friends say she did not leave
New York city.
Tho fact that the examining
physicians decided that ThaW 81
sane win. II r. believed. change the
defense and will cause Thaw 10 be
brought to trial for homicide. Ia
that event n Il the belief Of the Do.
Tense that Thaw has an excellent
chance for Rcquitiat
Justifiablo Homicide.
Various episodes In the life OF
White Indicate that tho defense OF
lustlfiahle homicide will be entered.
and that ThaW may be able 20
prove that the shooting was iusti-
flhIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
sAssss $500 q q
ON the FRONT

British Steamer cApae cleared %
DAY for the Vest coasf vith = fun
carEn
The Farali0n viii sail iGnlxAt Tor
Southeastern Alaskan SORTS Niih =
cargo 81 lumber. explosives and
has She carries ue paaseuxrrs
Tho TYdaus arrived late last
nixht and ~ leading a caFko for he
Orisut and Eurppean ports.
The Humboldt left Juneau last
night Tor skaEWhf.
Steamer jefferson is due IA port
late this afieruo0n from skaEwhf
The CiiY ot Topeka sails tnmof
ruw morning Tor San Francisco and
the Cottage CITY sails tnmaFroH
night for skakNay and waY pofta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

nut the attorneys advised her not
20.
First Dsars. Murdsr.
The grand jury this afternoon
filed with Judge Cowan the iadicts
snout charging Thaw with murder IN
the first degree fof knltng White
II L. purely formal ana contains
only one count The Witnesses IN
Tho eoronerr inquest are named ss
the witnesses against Thaw
Thaw Riii be Arratsned tomorrow
90 plead 70 the Indictment
An examination 81 Whites body
BY cofunsfs phYaician hhoN %
tha lungs and kidneys 20 be Ia such
bad condition that he could not
have lived more than a year longer.
sisp, SoundiY.
ThAw slept souudly all night Ana
araas this morning al 80. After
taking a sponge BATH he ate a uxhf
breakfast snd smoked rIEar.
sssnainE 10 be IN Euoa condition 10
Withstand an. oferals - tho day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
REALTY SALES
STILL HEAVY

Realty sales are still heavy. and
four large deals we're made today.
The congregation Of the Temple da
iiirach has sold 10 Josephine Can
doifo the eHst half Of lots and Z.
bloc, $50. A. 4. Dannys broadway
addition. Tor $4,000. Bianche Baird
has bought from T.. 5. Monroe lots
! and 2. block NJ. Lewis addition.
paying $4,000 The deal reported
ln The Star a week ago whereby
Daniel Olson bought lot 70. block 81.
sarah A Bells Second addition.
from Robert } Huston for Fif600.
has been closed Senator -. O.
Potts has sold 20 the Cascade In.
yeatment company "A Japanese con-
Germ. lots 5.ani @. block a.. .. 81.
MaTuaYd'a addition. Tor $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
FIND NEST OF
LAW BREAKERS

PORTLAND. June % hidden
upoG fanrh near Psndleion. ore.
tie largest and most complste eoune
OUTFIT ever uuearfhed IN
The west Was discovered and cap
tured b. government secret services
meu yesterday
Ezra H. Coon. said 10 be the most
expert eouuteffeitef known 70 the
federal authorities. and who ia sc-
cBsed Of being the chief u the gang,
was found working on the ranch
in the Fulae ~ commtn aieiJ hand
and placed under arrest.
Later two aecomplices. one Of
whom h reported 70 be the most
notorious hank robbef and cracks
man outside 81 the reulientiary.
were taken into custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
WHITE WAS A TENDERLOIN IDOL

white WA - years old and efni
ncBf IN hls pFofessinn. bat found
plenty Il time for the gay iifs af
the tsudsfioln. Ia the tower al
Madison square Garden he had
hachslor apastmsnia and Il was
there that he and his actress friends
held high rsvrts lie waH perhaps
one - ths besl known and prodixai
examples u New rafka men about
town.
Mrs Thaw has made state
ms#t 20 Harry Bradefr. a close per-
snnal friend q her husband. which
thfosa considerable light on the
tragedy. She said
"bssrry DID Noble Act"
Harry ald iusi right lie did :
nohla act The world should be RIA
81 such men a. white. tried "a
got away from White ara perauads
him 20 cease p.faeeuilnF me. for
tlrue { thought ! had succeeded.
but whenever came within his
reach WaH sure O. be annoyed By
him
AEH#A aA4Hf# VII AHHfA FL
away from svefyihiuE that REMIND
"a me % my stage life. Il was cruel
OF white 20 cnntiaua his effefta 20
sre me
White Was Assaulted.
The police have learned that
White vas assaulted and beaten
last Wednesday niwhi IN front u a
New York thsstsF ~ a young
woman. who used an umhreiia over
BITS head The young woman was
Accompanied By a man. Who held
whites arms whlls she bslahor~d
him.
when a crowd began 70 zathar
The man let So 81 whites arms and
White made Off The woman vas
hurfina into a hanson. she wan
said 20 be young and handsome. and
81 is possible that she waa Nrs.
Thaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
cHAaTER rag ERNA.

British steamer Erna has been
chartered By the naruesgn Hfhbard
company for the Seattle NicolAsFak
FrHte she + billed t. aaii from
this port with a general cargo Of
freiKht July 9 The steamsr Eiirte
- Due from the Orient and viii on.
dpaatedi0 be sent on a trip 20
Via tivOsgok By The same company
she vas due In port several days
ago ana enc charter expired. aud at
present Captain Hibbard. Of the
Bagucaon HihbArd company. does
not know Just what disposition viii
Be wala % her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
BROTHER ORDERED
TO az ogPoRrEp

Desire Brother. the FTenehmaa
wanted ~ the authorities at Van
cuuxsr. y. g.. on several criminal
charges and who was arrested Ia
Seattle several weeks sEo BY lmmi
grafton officials FOE heinK illegally
In the United States. must 10 back
Tsiaxraphic Instructions from the
department NJ Washington we're r.
ceiVad b. Immigration officer Ea
tell this morning Brother Wlli he
brought from Port Townsend %.
night or tomorrow. and taken ~.
rect 90 hncuuKsr aud turned over
10 the authorities there. The ap
peal Of his wlfs has not been re-
ported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
BAILEY MAKES
BITTER REPLY
ATTACK UPON HIM IN cosmo.
PoLirAN ARousEs TENAs
SENATOR TO CRITICISM OF
HESRsT POLITICIANS.

WARufNGToN June - At
tneka made UPON Senator Baiieg, IT
Toxas. ga sefteH ~ articles ~ the
Cosmopolitan magazine, under the
bead of @Tho Treason Of the sem
ate called forth % bitter reply from
yesterday
lie said that th. fact that the
muKazlIle o. owned hY " H. Hearst.
10 member u congress. made tbs
criticism worthy of u0tiee. he d.
Tended hisnelf ln general VII
also. coming 10 the defense ~ geu-
ntof G0umau. wh0 he said. had deen
grossly abused. even while .9n his
drHtbbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
JURY DEMANDS
GOOD TENDERS

PORTLAND. June - Thai the
grand jury will strongly recommend
in TIA report that measures be taken
10 provide better fender protection
on atreuta cars IL certain After
what the jury has learned 81 the
depiorahln and almost criminal cous
dittans II me ears & has determined
10 do all In - power n the way
~ a strong recommendation Ia bring
about the ensctmsnt of laws that
viii afford SOME protection Ia life
and limb The present laws are IN
adequate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
TRYING TO FIX
THE BLAME

"A Inquest is 20 be held late this
afternoon by Coroner Carroll TO de
termine whether any blame can be-
fixed for the accident IN which r.
ldillA. colaret. loaf his life on Union
a. Tuesday afternoon Robert
Walls. foreman Of the gang which
VAS engaged In moving the con
crete mixer. Is practically under ar.
rest until the cOroner'a jury eau
render q verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
GOVERNMENT AGENT
CALLED FOR KNOCK

nouncoment last fall that st6 Fran.
cisco WAS 10 engage IA tho Alaska
business Then the disaster came
aud all hopes Of securing relief
from the int0iernhle methods Of Sc
attic were blasted Portland Is nov
the only ilberator
Asked for Explanation.
Thompson viii. upon arrival
here, be asked "a explain nj state.
menta aud tho purposes which
prompted alm That the statements
are malicious needs no comment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
mARlEoHEN GOES AT AUCTION

Word was receiTsd IA the city
this morning that tine German
steamer Aiarlerhcn will be sold At
auction a Victoria July to the
highest bidder. The Marieehen. with
a cargo OF general merchandise. sail
"a from Seattle last November for
Russia. but wah wrecked IN False
baY. Alaska, in December Hhe was
raised nud taken 70 Victoria. The
German company claims that the
cost of repairing her 10 too great.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
FORMER SEATTLE
EDITOR HERE.

G, II Lugrin. formerly editor OF
two Seattle papers In the early
days. IL In the city today from Vic.
torla. stopping Al the Butler. Unui
the past two years Mr. LnEriu was
At the head ~ the Victoria Colonist.
but Is nov engaged In private buEi.
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
TWO Jap STEAMERS HeaE.

The unusual appearance IN port
81 tWu Japanese ateameta VII be
seen tomorrow tbs kaNn Mnru
passed IN the straits ihls morning
AMI win reach port late tonight
The Riniun Mnru II already here
and loading freight Tor the Orient.
sailing Saturday. The KaEa Maru
IS bringing a tea cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
SWITCH FRISCO DATES.

Tho Anchor line officials this
morning switched the sailing II sha
steumers Buokman and Watson
back seven days In their sailing
from Seattle 90 San Francisco
Both steamers are nov on the
Nome route. and viii not return in
time for tho present sailing dates
The buchanan viii clear for Frisco
July and the Watson a week
later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

After = tramp extending over aa
miles ana having spant one nlghs
sleeping In tae waodA Nellie AMI
Laura Aadwas. the yoang daaxhs.
eTs OF General Foreman Andrews.
OF the eity water department. were
recofcrud In thn vicinity % Cosum.
hts Terrace last aisht shortly be.
fDfe ~ O'clock
Nellie. whn d IS years az axe
was iaken eafnfc Judge Frazier this
morning ant with be seat 60 the re
form school Laura. a erixht.eyed
ant laxative child. aged >. the paH.
snta bslirve. viii stay ~ home
vhea Fesnoyed from the inftncnr.
Of the elder xlrl
Ran Away Tuesday.
On Tuesday afternoon a. 9 "a
e'ei0ck the fwn ziris left thels
home. a. 300 sixth av-. and WALKED
10 Leschi PARK When night fefl
and tia girls ald rot appear.
the PARENTS knew Immediately that
tasg hal run away. aa they hare
several times prev iously.
Aecorting tn the story tnid b. the
little runasasA they spent Tues.
day nighi aleeplag under a tree In
leschi rark For cuxeFiets theF
used canvas signs which thaY tofa
from a fence
YESTERDAY morning Nellie. who
was the leader % the trip. managed
20 steal a maltese cat from some
place Aad ihia she ania to a wosa.
an. on the plea that her mashef
was Hack and needed The money 10
buy naeaictue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

The local grand master o. the
swiichmsnn union q Nerth Amer.
ita today complained % The poiice
that tickets were being sold ahnut
THE ciiY for a dance. alleged 20
have been arranged hy the aasocia.
ton and which h. declares ia a
fraud. According 70 him the switch
men have nothing 20 do with any
dance proicct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

Aasna ana Gsnoral western pa.
sanEeF Axent Yerkes u tha Great
Nor hsfu are sNpertrd % return
iouaarfop uiEht from their present
trip aloax the railrtad vita Hen
causphsii fourth vlee president %
The great Northern To-day the
party "a an the uus east u spo-
Kane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
JUMPED FROM WINDOW

John Jones. AGED %. a lahorer.
Jumped from the second story q
the Eric house. on Fifth nv between
Main and Jackson SIS this after.
noon. breaking hts leg and receiving
internal injuries lie was removed
20 tie MaRalle hnanIlnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
mmuRRAY SUCCEEDS caAlo

William MeMurray vii succeed
A. l. Craig a. general passenger
agent for the o u. a. y. Mr. No.
Murray has for a number OF years
been assistant. and commencing
July be viii take charge ~ the Of.
fec held ~ 1r craig. Who goes
with the Northern Pacific. Mr
McMurraY g. expected IN Seattle on
short business trip she latter part
81 next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
MET BURGLAR
ON HER PORCH

Mra Mason. Of i7a2 Harvard av.
returned home last might and ca.
oouutered a burglar on the back
porch OF her house. The man was
trying 10 unlock the door. but. upon
sighting the woman. he flod. eaCap.
Ing in the darkness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
CHANGE TIE NAME.

Commencing nert Sunday there
via be- no such organization IN the
United states known as tg# North
efu Pacific Express eompany Local
officials received tejeGFaphia mo-
ticeH today that on that date The
express company viii IN the future
bear the name Of the Northern icf-
rfeas company. The word Pacific
has been dropped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
FROM
HOSPITAL

while temporarily derangod. A..
thur G. Clark. formerly Of Hlliman
city. escaped from hts attendants
AZ tha county hospital on Sunday
evening and has not been heard
from since Tho relatives Of the
YOUNG maa are afraid that he has
been dF0Wned IN the Duwamlsh
river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
SPOKANE FULL or SNAKES.

4 SPOKANE. June "a SIS I
= weeks ago an amateur HHake
4 eharmer rented plot 81
= ground aud opened an exhihl-
ton Of 90 varieties of snakes, !
4 charging 10 cents admission.
business was 20 good that be
went to sleep ~ an inioKieat- I
. 81 caaditlnn. and the rattlers
4 got away To-day the reptiles I
= are lurking iu many % the
4 streets and iu eHllnf4 ~ resi-
apncea. where they Keep the !
= housewives worried.
Y : !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
HORSES FoR ARMY.

The quartcrmaster's department
- shipping it8 horses from Inter
BAY today for the cavalry nc Fort
Riley. Kan Another shipment Of
so horses will be made Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
POSTED AS LOST.

The bark Nicholas Thsyer. which
sailed from Seattle January 10 for
Seward. Alaska. aud has never been
reported. was today posted as lost
AZ the Merchants Exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

The splriiualiBts Defense league
ssili hold a social and dance al A.
o. L w hall. t923a First avs. 10
night Many % the best psyehics
OF tho city viii be present and give
spirit messages and descriptive
readings All welcome. Admission
FREQ. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
WILL HOLD THEM.

los ANGELES. June 3 United
states Commissioner Van Dyke 70.
DAY made formal anueuncement
that the evidence against the men
indicted here for the Oregon land
frauds VS. aufflcions 10 hold them
tor trial. and catered an order for
: trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

NEW York. June "a In cstanoe.
ilou with Harry Thaps direct
charge that white ruined Evelyn
Neaait while She VAS q very Young
slfi and then deserted her. the san
sayH
II 10 ransnr1d. And generally be-
liexed. that en- several occasions
when complaints wsfs made against
Stamford White she Society taf the
Prevention of crusify ia childrsn
attempted - Eathrr evidence 20
warrant the asking - hts arrest
uran charges of asbauthlns II and
t-Year-eid FtfiH. bat the society
alvays nainfsinea that u could
newer set enough sSidsne. 70 var
rant acttan-"
she. Anybody's Property
TIE Morning Telegraph tets Of :
Significant Incident fH the cafe Mar
tin which apparently pfrriplistsa
ne kiiiina % White. Ths latter
and a party ef friends we're sitting
~ = table A. Thaw ard his wife
PASSED white snasfinEiy glanced A.
Mrs. ThaW. saying loud enough for
80 sitting near him 90 hear
-Th.fs che Eoss she's any
budgs property. shes auiy A.
Thaw vas az Whites Show ct
tails time. t.eaninR over the table
be shook HIS finaar IN whites
face.
You ---. III act you for
this. he saiA
Later white and his friends ief,
the tabis AZ which they had been
sitting ard walked through the
dining feufn 70 the terraces. where
they eat IN the open at drinking
A. White passed Thav.s tahia he
tapped Mfs. Thaw Familiarity upon
the shoulder and said something 40
her which no ore else heard
The Kiri uhuAfrfad sud turned
pals. A few hours later Thhw shot
White at the roof garden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
WOULD olslNooRPoRAre.

The officers and stockholders OF
the steamer Alice incorporated.
have petitioned tho superior court
for authority 20 disiucorp0rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
FREMONT BIRTH.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Bort Parnell. t35 North slxticth ~.
last Friday. June 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
HARVARD WINS
8-OARED RACE

NEW LONDON. Conn. June Is
yale wou The fouroared rare IN
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