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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
BASEBALL NOTES.

Next game Saturday.
 Much betting among the bleacher- ites yesterday.
 New Haven plays two games here
 Those dun misplays at critical times must be cut out. Two games have been lost in that way.
 If Supervisor Kennedy wants an umpire who knows the game and knows 1t well. let him engage MT Waite of Naugatuck, who has had ex- perience.
 And so Bill refused to get the blue envelope. Bill was always a pretty good tjQker aalld sspeEhaps- hs, has been will tell whether Manager Durant used his noodle in good shape or not
 Fenske will be given another trial and so his blue ticket will be laid on the shelf. Fenske has some of the best curves of any pitcher on the team, but he wants to be coached a bit and made to keep his head. Per haps Harry O'Hagan can get what is in this young fellow out after he talks to him little.
 Swander made one of the mos, brilliant catches seen in the outneld in many days yesterday afternoon Gastmeyer's long foul to left wal captured by this fleet fielder clear uI on the bank near the bleachers Swander was forced to don his car several times before the people were satisfied.
 Captain O'Hagan, for it is captain now. made up for lost time yester. day. His trusty willow hammered the leather all over the lot and that .056 percentage was made to look like 30 cents. And he has not for. gotten how to run, either, for he went around the circuit like 2-yeai old.
 The St Francis xavier's altar boys baseball team would like to play any team in this city under 14 years of age. The lineup is as fol- lows: E. Egan. C: T. Pendy. D: T. Flaherty. 1b: John Donohue. 2b: D. Parker, 3b: Ray Kennedy. ss; Pat rick Campion, cf; George Keefe. rf: Joseph Ralfe. If. Anyone wishing a game call on E. Egan, Is Rye street. Frank Flaherty or Thomas Pendy.
 Harry >o'Hagan has been an um- pire killer for years. Hickey wouldn't stand for Harry's nonsenss yester- day and threw him out of the game. Sam Kennedy of New London was very fresh with the umpire in the game here last week and the oficial would have increased his popularity if he had handed Sam over to the first cop in reach. Accorsini made several foolish kicks yesterday. but he didn't attempt any roughhouse and was quiet about it.-Hartford Courant.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
BASEBALL Saturday. MAY F. Waterbury
 VS.
 New Haven
That eighth inning is a hoodoo.

That eighth inning is hoodoo. The St Louis club has complained of Nick Altrock to Ban Johnson. He called down the club officials because they would not honor his passes. ! Williamsport's Tri-State team Is teomposed largely of former major league players. They are Harry Gleason. Sebring. Jim and Tom Della hanty. Wolverton, Unglaub and Ap- plegate.
 Kelly, the New London outcast, is certainly making good with New Haven. He has been hitting the ball with the best of them.
 Fifteen batters in the National league are hitting above 300. They are Doolin, Hines, Kling, Penney Chance, Evers. Titus. Lumley Schulte, Bridwell, Ganley. shannon Devlin, Beckley, Phelps. Strang and Bennett. It will be observed that such cracks as Seymour, Donlin and Wagner are not in the list. but they will soon be on top of the heap. A meeting of the Shop Base Bal league will be held in the Democra' ofice tonight. It is expected that two more teams will enter and that the committees will report favora bly. Arrangements will also be mad. for the drawing up of the schedule The season will open T week from Saturday.
 Parties in Waterbury and other cities in the Connecticut league cir cult are endeavoring to- have lame: Mcdonnell of Torrington present hl. application to the league directors fo! berth as a state league umpire.
 Fitzpatricks Holyoke friends ought to be around to see some of the hit ting the Springfield captain is doins these days.
 The Cadets of the eastern sectior of the city would like to play any team in the city not over 15 years oi age. They have played seven games and have won six. The other could not be called a game as only three innings were played. Therefore they lay claim to the championship Of ths city. The lineup is as follows: J Shea. C: C. Ryan. ]. Allen, ?: NJ { Burke, 1b: H. Conney. 2b: ]. De. laney. 3b: B. T. McGrath. ss. l. Burnes. If: J. Curren, Of: J. Maher P. Larsen. If. Anyone looking for ? game can go out to the corner oi East Main and wolcott streets and they will get one.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
Waterbury

Left on bases, Waterbury 3, Hart. ford 4; two base hits, O'Hagan, Cast meyer. Kritchel, Justice; three base hit, O'Hagan; home run, O'Hagan: sacrifice hits, Farley. Luyster; first base on errors, Waterbury |. Hart ford 2; struck out, by Farley 8, by Luyster 4; bases on balls, of Farley 1, of Luyster 2; double plays, Farley to Wagner; Gastmeyer, Justice and Conroy; umpire, Woodford.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
BRIDGEPORT WON A GAME.

Bridgeport. May 9.--Bridgeport won from New London. 10 to 1, yes terday with considerable ease. Bridgeport had luck and hits. New London had case of rattles in the fifth inning and made three errors in succession. The Orators won their game by streak of heavy batting in the fourth inning. after which Me Laughlin was taken out of the box. The four runs scored by the visitors In the fourth was due to an error of judgment by Phoenix. The score by innings:
 R.H.E. Bridgep't 01152 s-10 Il | N. Lond'n 0004O o O. 4 sS Batteries-Cornen and Harbusch: Mclaughlin. Williams and Kite.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
NEW HAVEN IS FAST.

New Haven, May 9.-Before B crowd of nearly 500 people Manager Stacks rejuvenated New Haven team took it's fourth consecutive victory yesterday by defeating Holyoke at the Savin Rock grounds, .6 to Q, Manager Stacks men put iip a flne article of base ball, fielding without an error. Phil Corcoran was never in better shape and pitched master ly game. allowing only seven hits. which he scattered as he pleased Sherwood's playing at short was 8 feature. The score:
 R.H.E. N. Haven. 1010400 0s-6 12 0 Holyoke :. 00000 00-0 [ 2 Batteries-Corcoran and Jope; Stackpole, Lothrop and Baerwald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
SPRINGFIELD WAS BEATEN.

Springield.May s.-Halligan was a complete puzzle to Springfield yester- day afternoon, preventing the local team from hitting at the necessary moments. Hess pitched good ball for the locals. holding Norwich to three clean and two scratch hits and strik- ing out ten men. His support was only fair. Lord won the game for the visitors by scoring Soffel in the seventh on a hard drive ;o center. Another run was scored in the eighth on an error by o'Connor. The score by innings:
 R.H.E. Norwich .. 0o0o00f1o-2 5I Springfield 0000 0000-0 s s
 Batteries-Halligan and Bridges. Hess and o'Connor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
EASTERN LEAGUE.

EASTERN LEAGUE. At Providence-Providence 4, To- ronto 2. .sb,At Jersey City-Buffalo ,3-, Jersey City 2 (ten innings).
 At Newark-Newark 3, Montreal 2.
 At Baltimore-Rochester 3. Balti- more 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGIrE

| At New York; New York ...... l O O 0 o O ? O. 3
 Hits Washington, l2; New York. [. Err
 rors- Washington, O: New York. ' Bat
 teries- Kitson and Kittridge: Ciarkson and l Kleinow. I At Boston,
 Phiiadeiphia ...o o 0 o I 21 o I'll Boston .............0 Q o lkO{0 3 o. Philadelphia, l9; Boston, B. Errors 1 Philadelphia, 6: Boston, q Batteries
 Coakley and Schreck; Tannehill and Gra-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
CONN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Brooklyn New York ........ 0 0 0 ?
 Hits-New York, q; Brooklyn. 12. Err tors-New York. l. Brooklyn, 9: Bat tertes-McGinnity and Marshall; scanlon. Mcintyre and Ritter.
 Chicago ......,.... o1olo O. ? Pittsburg ........ o 10 0 0 0 O = C6lcaxo. 2; Pittsburg, i. Batterles-- Brown. Wicker and King; Leever and Gibson.
 At Philadelphia Philadelphia MO 1 0 0 0 0 o O O. 1 Hits-Boston, 10 Philadelphia, 3. Err TOTS Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 3. Batteries -Lindeman and Needham; Pittinger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
EASTERN LEAGUE SANDING.
COLLEGE GAMES.

New Haven. May 9.--Yale shut out the Syracuse University baseball team at Yale field yesterday. 5 to O. in a we'll played game. Syracuse tried two pitchers. but the Yale players secured eight hits. The fielding of both teams was steady. Meyer. a substitute. pitch ed for Yale and allowed the visitors only two hits. The score:-
 R.H.E. Yale .o1o2 O00-5 s i Syracuse. 900 10 00o 0-0 2 2 Batteries--Meyer and Chapin: Nc Burney. Davis and Dollard.
 Am ANNApnTIS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbia-Columbia 4, Angus |ta 1.
 At Charleston-Charleston g. Ma con 3.
 At Jacksonville-Jacksonville 2, Savannah 9.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
AMERICAN ASsOCTATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Minneapolis-Minneapolis 4 Columbus 3.
 At St Paul-Toledo 3, St Paul 0. At Kansas City--Indianapolis 2, Kansas City 1.
 At Milwaukee-Rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
TABLE oF PERcENTAGl
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashville--Atlanta 6, Nashville o.
 At Montgomery-Montgomery 4, Birmingham 2.
 At Little Rock--Memphis [, Little Rock 3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09

Fennsil. Hay and i'rown.
 At T.eyinrton-Washing and I.es University. 12: George Washington University. 2.
 At Sunb,Iry quaker Giants. 4: Ha vana Cnhans. 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09

Other Sports on Page 6.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09

If Fensks is given proper coachinr he will make a good twirler. He hal some nice curves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
LITTLE PLAGUE
ON WEST COAST
CAPTAIN or lTAuRi SAYS DIS.
EASE HAS SHIFTED TO THE
INTERIOR. WITH BUT FEW
CASES AT TipgwATER.

Captain Knudsen. ia command "
the kosmon ateAmer itauri. nov
loadink on the Sound. made the
statement "a a Star reporter Just
before leaving for Tacoma. that
there In very little evidence %
plague Rlong the west coast II
seems that The plague has gone iato
che Interior. although there are siill
some cases At iidoWafeF
Ia both Peru and Ecuador the
ltauFl underwent tumlKaiion. which
sas certified By the American con
sui. Who stated that every preran.
ton had been taken. The certificate
vas accepted upon arrival In United
States waters. and consequently she
has bot heea duiaped
For over n year ali steamers ar.
irving from the west coast have
BEEN fumlEaied At Port Townsend
Are belaE allowed to enter This
Nat not done ia the case Of the
SsaAntha OF GanEra. and much
toihment has beer made among
steamship men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
CONTRACT LET
FORFURN|TURE
COMMERCIAL CLUB Witt m.
STALL WEArHuREp OAK
CHAIRS AND TABLEs-TAP.
nsTRY AND CARPETS WILL
ADD CHEER TO rHE ROOMS

Secretary Williams. Of the Seattle
Commercial club. announced today
that tho standard Furniture com
pany has been awarded the contract
Co furnish the club rooms Wealth
cred oak chairs and tables. fine car
pets and tapestries will transform
the large hall into an attractive re-
SOFT Tor the members.
The club. through Secretary VII
liaHs, today sent telegram of con
dole'hce To the Portland Commercial
club. rogrettiug the destructive fire
that destroy 81 their club rooms, and
congfatnlating Secretary Richard
son on his miraculous escape from
the flames
At the meeting next Monday night
the commercial club will make an
effort 90 secure at least a two days
attendance Of the California excur-
sion party. which will tour the
northwest this year The present
schedule gives Seattle but one day
ia which 20 show the southarnefa
Seattle's commercial advantages
while Portland will entertain the
visitors three days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
BANQUET PLANS
ARE UNDER WAY

Elaborate arrangements are belng
made Tor the banquet At the Wash
inEien hotel next Wednesday night.
az which the Alaska ukon sxIosi-
tion will f6rmaiiy be- launched God
frey Choalander. ~ the board ~
trustees, and william Sheffield. Of
the Alaska club. who have the de-
tails In charge. are leaving nothing
upaone which will insure a most
auspleious start
All % those interested In tho pro
lrct viii have returned 60 the city
BY Wednesday. and J g Goldsmith
chairman ~ the committee on per
maueut organization. anticipates a
gathering which will la itself Insure
the success Of the exposition
A. a recent meeting IN Dawson.
that city heartily endorsed the
movement and during the past few
days similar endorsements have
been received from southeastern
Alaskan cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
BIGAMY CHARGED

LOS ANGELES April flames
r. Wylle. once a minister Of the
Methodist church. South, IN New
York. later a mining operate. IN
Phoenix Arlz, and more recently
a carpenter la Los Angeles. has left
hla home 1T 33G Winston at In this
city. aud warrant charging bigamy
has been issued for his arrest Mrs
Maude WYlle who arrived here to-
day from the oa6t. says she IL the
man'a lawful wife and nwenfa 90 the
charge Of bigamy wylle. accom-.
panied by the woman 90 whom he
was married tn this city August ~
1905. left here yesterday for New
Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
NEW HOSTELRY
TO Be OPENED

State Senator w q. Potts will
open his new hoateiry. the Hotel
Arlington. IL Az and University -
April rs. week from neat Monday
Whea thnupn open 10 tho public
Mine Host Potts will have spent
fTs po1 In remodeiinE the four story
brick building. and In the hotel fur
uithtnEa
The Hotel Arlington will he enc ~
the most up.tu date public places In
the city. On ist ay IL the lobby and
hotel offices. a rnom s7xsQ fee; The
Furnishing is all % woathered oak
and bisdHsye maple At the rear OF
the lobby IL The dining room. near
" as large as the lobby itself Prom
the lobby a grand stairway Winds go
the anpsr flnorH
In the first story down. a grill
room viii be the added feature. Nith
entrances from the lobby street and
from tho dlninK fuum THIS II also
finished with the same material "a
the lobby There are 10 rooms In
the hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
THE FIRE lNSUR.
ANcE TRUST
SECRETARY NICHOLS DECIDES
IN FAVOR or TIE iasuR.
AacE COMPANIES.

The secretary u ths state has de-
riaea that there L. no Insurance
combine within the meaning ~ the
Law. De may have been Justified in
this decision. but the effects % the
property owner are just the same
&c though q came under the Law.
The one ciaHs ~ people uhu are not
WORRYING over this tH the ciaaz
which constitutes the ig.oe9 policy
holders n The Northwestern Mutual
F1re Association Every policy
holder gets bis proportion 81 the
profits. which amounts % from IS
ta 90 per cent. % the premium paid
ON dwellings and household goods
Northwestern policy holders are say
ing 90 per cent -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
A Prediction

A block 81 lots ~ the north end
Of Lake Union. touching railroad
and car line. offered by Charles
somers company. Alaska Bldg for
$500. will be worth and saicabie
by 1915. contingent on the building
Of the Lake Washington canal this
~ an assured fact so says one OF
the most extensive and successful
real estate operators In Seattle.
$3.50 600 A wonderful prospect but
not more wonderful than Seattle
historical real estate accomplish
menta This IL worthy Of investiEas
ton by those who are intent on
taking advantage Of some Of the
great opportunities at hand. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
WILL Give BACK
STOLEN MONEY

CHICAGO. April John A Linn.
former clerk Of the superior court
and present clerk % the circuit
court of Cook county. today pleaded
guilty 90 charges Of emheEzlsmsat
aud conspiracy in conceaiinE public
records lie will be sentenced tn
from one 10 five years IN tho penis
tsntlary lie agreed IN replace the
money. Amounting % 81 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
WANT ANNEXATION

COLUMBIA. Apsii " ~ Pha.
len. the former htaTor 81 Columbia
stfuil~d around yesterday with a pe-
tltion faearjuK annexation. BE has
over fifY Signatures, an % them an
fiasntlat peopls 81 an the people
81 Interviewed bat one person vs.
opposed q the plan. TIE ldea b. 10
combine Yufk. Southeast Seattle.
Columbia and Whitman un a. 10 make
a rev uafd 90 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
COUNCIL WILL
. CD On RECORD
lake IMPROVEMENT CLUBS TELEPHONE PETITION
.se.,vss a SETBACK IN COMMITTEE, pur WILL. COME
...oss couselLNgN roR DECISION

for the use Of the fire department.
but without connection with the
central exchange The company =
bills for phones in use by the eitY
and Zoe which the elty PAYS amounts
To s2ttes a month. 90 this tg2fta
Is Tor phones for which payment Is
made from the Eeneral fund. sifba
from the water fund $3.50 from
the library fund and si0ts from the
pAFk fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
STARTS ON HER
MAIDEN TRIP

ROTrERDAN. April THE New
Amsterdam he latest addition 10
tho fleet Of the Holland American
line started from here today on IT,
maiden trip 10 NeN York In honor
OF the event the ships 10 the harbof
displayed flags. aud when the gresl
liner passed ont Of the hurgor the
whistles aud sirens 81 the craft IN
the hartoI gave parting salute
The liner carried a full cargo Of pas.
HeuEerH aud freight for New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

a Simple but pretty decoration Zoe
shs HsfFleahls shtFtWatst suit IL
formed BY usinR stitching and but
tons ~ shade uontraatluR 20 the
material - dfesH
The buttons may b. chosen from
the many fancy varieties shown
~ the shnva this season. or they
holrs 9Th the material II drsss and
smbroldsrinE With the same color q
thread as that used for stitching
when colurs are carefully chosen
the effect 10 very pleasing
The model shown 70 e white linen
with tiny Efesn dot. aud the stitch
lnR and buttons are % Hrssn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
JUDGE To Be A
| WITNESS
TO ANIMALS CASE
n,l REQUIRE PRESENCE OF
MpeE GORDON ~ JUSTICE
PAWS COURT - DEFEND
,xrs TO GRANGE VENUE
rson POLICE JUDGE

hsp Indxs coraon has besa sub.
~s.ss,s Is 4 witness Cor the Pruse-
- ! IN ta>z az cruelty % ant
al. hfeazet against nan Van Ant
yra 4 y Nell ard g , Asirher
a. xufk tw Vim u staasy the
~ snosu contractor. and thereby
ksr q lale
~ s-es wgre arrested ~ Hu-
-sss otfsesrs CLARK and Vaupall on
FsrA Z Ard a. une ~ ths team.
ssr xss apprshendea almost At the
Aus e TIE police court Police
h&ss Geeaas was called OCT 50 look
& H. iwrib,e eoadttnn OF The ami
mk Where the collar rhafsd on
Asss tso horses tue flesh 0as raw
ui sasssEihx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

ne 4 = 'uehand viii open
=. -. - h'Eh Glars hair dressing
= .easais parlors. fec Union 81
YIN a free concert. by A.
s.n go celebrated baritone Of
.-.aslpeiA and the Fort Lawton
tA*Ilf go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
SMALL FIRE SCARE

A bad searc aud fire alarm from
the county court house this morning
resulted frufu very little incident
With q very inrss odor Down In
the basement ceftain county records
acre being bound. ard the binders
warmed little Elua 30 assist in the
work The itlile giueish fragrance
nerNadsa the caHft house. and be-
iieVlnE ne building vas on fire sams
fearful psreon turned iu a. alarm
Someone who knsW what the trouble
vas rremrtly phonea % the fire
headquarters and saved the depart
mrui a rau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
City Pays Bills

Bills for the use Of these phones
arr paid hy the city from month 70
month. and ~ the end Of The year
a portion 81 the amount is related
In accordance with the provisions ef
the compAny'a franchise
one af the arguments offered b.
members - the committee for not
acting favofahly on the petition 20
order the Sunset phenea removed IL
that the ahones are furnished 10 the
city free e charge Thia Il the con
tition only In part as the city h
using phones In excess ~ the mum
her provided tor IN the eampany'a
franchise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

~ " Morris was yesterday found
guilty ~ larceny from the pernon
BY a Jury in tie criminal court
Deputy Pr0Heat Attorney Whit
ham handled The ease Morris stole
dollar. a knife and some odds and
ends from q friends pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

knwxards Stanley took 4 change
4 Ssase from thr police court ~
Mses Davis CoaFt. RlleEing that
= suaAa pa rss . fair and impair
a ,fiaI hefofr tsorsfon.
~ s4Ae vas 81 for yesterday
ss 0fneef Clara claims that he had
NJ heea aotinsd "a that etteef. a.
- a. lad flrss been dos kelf,l
Mkwh Il he saeeseaed 10 rsark
y nart IN time % stare OF pro.
&t.g sztil next Tuesday The legh
~ iotsr hal papers issued con-
nn1tInx ne prssenes q Judge Cor
~ n Davis roaft a. a witness
r1>n ~ trial comea 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

A dianer blouse 20 give a dfessT
air 20 = dark skirt h % fancy net.
Deep eeru u the color Of The lace.
while the liberty satin which forms
the tiny Jacket r. ~ the same tore.
The high SHAPED cuffs and snuRiY
hitting belt arc also 81 The satin.
yellow baby velvet Il assd on the
heavier fabric. while eefa ribbon.
shot with bright gold. - laced
through Mschlin beading. The same
effect II produced upon tie sleeves
The ribbon in eaeh instance ending
IN smart ruaHta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
HINTS FROM UNITED
STATES cuNsUIs

= The british board ~ aKricnl- /.
ture haa stamped uut swine ,
= fever IN the british islea /,
. Consul rsolsy says Amefi- ,
. cans have entirely overlooked .
e The trace Of the Island q ~. ,
. Helena
Oeuaa'k street railway pays /,
. per cent dividend no~ in ,
. stead u ; PEP cent. and In /.
. spite II a strike last yssr /,
The Russian government 70 ,
. studying how to place corn .
. ehraplY IN Interior Germany In /,
q competition with The United ,
. States
The population % parsnKai ,
. IL now sui6.seT There are /,
. only IS Americans Three ,
. fouftha q the population Is ~. ,
htsrkte
The Russian system nf saicu /,
. lasink freight rates IL 80 com ,
pick that many ~ the railroad /,
q clerks neVrr master u. There /,
q - talk 81 copying the Amer /,
. lean system.
American canned Epoaa are
popular IN Madagascar. I
= !. . = =. /. . Il Il L. 4. Il L 4. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
MARINE NOTES

Snns Dolphin l. on Moran
nrpssfs dry dosk for final re-
aln - sill BE- pat on the north
n re- b April e The nsw togi-
y ~ n p.4es ard connections are
~ heiax made.
snmer Jsanle arrived from san
f'zzsaeo this morning and Was TIM
nrsaisly taken IN charge b. the
~ esHess schnharh a Hamilton
VI ne tbs Afternoon they viii
IA isr over 10 he Alaska Coast
4mNHT, Which company has char.
kssd hsr for one trip 10 the vest
NJ he jeanne nllI sail Tues
~ nsht and part q her earxn
W > mafsgial foF the conafrur-
q 4 he Hensy railroad from
ssansr cas~sll viii b. launched
~ kss 4 WinEeaa dock a. West
Salse isis Afternoon and uill then
aasa 70 Pier ? Tor the trip 10
90 lalss she viii sail wsfnea-
I'aoffaE wils t. steamer dav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

At Pier n The Queen sailing and the
city % Topeka arriving fron San
Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
Lln.. ard cssr.nt.

Portland estasnt imDortsd per bbl
= =. Portland cement GaiifofnIa. Der
bti "a less soc faF returned baEM
plaster paris per hhi 81 lifua. san
1uau a Rec ha iBRrbaf. per hbl tM
fire brick. per AZ 81 ~. pisatsring
hait. per u. =. metal Hath. per yard.
ig-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

DEEDS we're filed IN the county
auditors office yesterday. transfer
ring the property 81 the Moran flfus
Go. 70 the Moran CO.. consisting q
=. Reading uertron. Richard storrs
and Hedman = Gfiscun. under cen
dliiens made public at the time q
the sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

Robert Forbes. superintendent Of
the Chilkat eannerq IL at the Cecil
hotel, and viii 30 north tonight on
The jefferson with so Chlnka for
employment at the canning estab-
hshment