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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
WHEN THE CzAR WHISTLES
GOREMYKlN TROTS g'@

ST PETERSBURG. Jane 1s--lvan
Ioehinoylch Goremykln. who sue
eecdea 81 White as Russian pre-.
mier. few weeks ago. and wants
To quit this early. is a typical Rus
stan bureaucrnt lie began hia ca.
reer aome 40 years ago as a very
humble official. and step bY step he
sainod bigger posts In 1888 he
was appointed minister OF the In.
terlof by Emperor Nicholas IT,
lie was neither rough nor mild.
Being an expert In agrarian queA-
tlons he studied the peasautry,
helping them with government
money whenever this WAS possible.
lie used 90 fulfili every wish OF the
cxar. never trying 10 express any OF
his own views
Personally. NJ Goromykin f. a
gooduatured man. very placid and
very ohedIeut. Tie viii do anything
which f. ordered by the czar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
1000 ACRES Of
TREESPLANTED

NORTH YAKIMA. June is
Figuring les trees 60 she acre. APP
froxfuafsiy ToHo acres have been
nianfssf 20 fruit thfa year" said J NJ.
brown. horticultural Inspector of
Yakima county
Reports - new orchards continue
- reach me. until the total this sea-
con amounts ~ Gef.aee trees. The
additional reports that I win receive
uiii bring the aggregate around the
700 600 marx"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
NJ MILL|N IS
ENJO|NED
JUDGE HANFoHo REFUGEES A
RECEIVER TO TAKE CHARGE
or TIE AFFAIRS or TIE
LIME COMPANY.

In the federal court Saturday
Judge Hanford onloined John n
McNillin. railroad commissioner
aud prominent financier. from dis
posing Of any 81 the stock In the
Tacoma a Roche ftarbor Lime com
panY
The ense was n hard fought bar.
Tie on both sides. but Judge Han
ford saw enough ga the evidence to
warrant an Injunction
A receiver was also asked for b.
the plaintiff Cawell. but this WIS
refused The case grew out Of an
attempt OF McMillin'H 10 dispose Of
stock In the lime company to an
eastern syndicate
The ease Will be determined be.
fore Standing Master In Chancery
Judge Roger :. Greene. About
5000. 900 IL Involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
MEDIUMS
A REFUND

The ordinances repeating the Vftu
uHnce licensing anifitualist iaedi
uma 10 practice their professinu m
Seattle will he recommended fer
uaHHra By the license committee Of
the city council 60 the city couRcil
al touiRhta meeting. and viii. In
ail probability. be promptly passed.
The purpose % repeating the or.
ainance a. to enable the couueilTto
legally refund the uueNpired p0r
lion OF the fees paid for aueh
licenses. the mediums having been
put oft Of business under The stnte
law By the police department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
SENIORS At PICNIC.

This afternoon the high school
seniors are giving their annual pic
mic and observing class day nc
Three Tree point The program is
as follows Class Grafton. Alex
Aahen. class song. Ad0lph Linden,
class grumbler Sol II Lewis. class
Miss Louise Ross. class
poet. Mas Siua BYera. class pro.
phet. Carl Livingstone. class VIII,
Miss Shirley Cove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
III BLACkEO HER EN
EVERY DAY FOR NINE
YEARS.
YEARS.

4 TRINIDAD. Colo. June tel=-
= 4 have been married FOR nine !
= yeats. aud during those nine !
years have had a black eye I
. every day Ny sye never got I
. ~ be the color g ought - be- !
q until a few days ego. when I /
. ran away from my husband I
. testified Mrs. Yaro Guchiehiz I
. b~fufe Justice CousY.
She Also eharEad that her !
. husband VAS fesppuslbie Tor
= the death ~ their slK child I
. ren By abusing them until life I
. became unheafsbie She said I
. her husband made a practice % I
= pursuing hef with a gun This
g the husband admitted. bat de- ,
= cisred o. vas because he loved I
. her and wanted her % return ,
a home I
n AIRS Gnehiehix haa had her I
. husband arrested GA various
. charges and the court ordered I
. him q leave toNn. which he ,
q promised to do. I
ssttks &c 4 /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
BUTLER Loses CASH.

Philip Huhler. who is roomine az
the oregon house. wns robbed 81
81 iu cash and a watch on Satur-
day night lie ieft the watch and
money in the room FOR a few min
utes and when be returned he
found them gone. a report was
made 10 the naiicv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
LOCKED HIM IN
COFFIN TRUNK

STOCKTON. Cal. June iS-The
prosecution closed the Ledoux muir.
der ease today The defense begins
this afternoon Chemist Rogers this
morning allowed himself 10 ho
locked 90 minutes in The trunk in
which McVlcsr's lady was found.
and testified he suffered no iucou.
venieuce
The prosecution is trying 10 over"
come the verdict of the oorouera
jury that MoVicar died from suffo-
cation as well as morphine poison
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
INDlcT THEM FOR
FAvORING TRUST

NEW YORK. Juna - The fed
eral grand jury to-day Indicted the
itH president. Karl 1uenbieuth. John
A. Young 4 Co. Of Baltimore. and
Howard Young. charged with viola
ton % the antitrust law iu selling
uanrlcs paste 10 the tobacco trust.
discriminating aEainst aud TO the
exclusion OF other tobacco manu-
faf turera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
MEAT QUESTION
IN PARLIAMENT
BRITISH ARMY IN SOUTH AZ
RIGA USED CHICAGO PRO
DUCT AND PToMAtNE pot.
soNiso IS MENTIONED IN
CONNECTION.

LONDON. June is-chioago
meat vas the subject Of several
questions asked In the house Of
eummonn today Hicks and Beach
wanted 10 knoS hos much OF e was
sent TO the troops in South Africa
IN the late war. and hoR many
cases of entsrie fever wgre due 10
niomaine poisoning
Secretary Of War Haidins re-
apondad that half the meat came
from the United States. but he
could not trace the fever Ia pto-
maine poisoning specifically.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

LONDON. June 1.-THE meirop-
offs hes been shocked By The CONE
vIrffnn ~ Nile FuuNefa. ths etgent-
re- Fraurh daHcrf - world wide
mnair HaH fame. For coumau. or
binary ahuriininu Win hnr was
convicted her husband. Albert Gitofl.
also ~ actor.
~ rrlis ~ hef salary Of 5000 e week,
Mite. FouHers confessed. sire saw
and coveted pretty things in the ns-
gent St shops which she could not
afford ln huE She could not rs-
plain the possession Of many things
found 81 her lodgings. All. o. vas
au accident and took 1use Kings
By mresiake." she said nhivrlE. with
q ahfus Of the shoulders She added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
GAVE HIM a WATCH.

BURNETT. June is.-The many
friends ana employees OF <. II. Bur
nett. late superintendent Of the
south Prairie mines az this place,
gathered ct his home and presented
him with a very beautiful open
faced gold watch as a slight token
Of their esteem and friendship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
NEW YORK LIFE
MUTUALIzES

NEW YORK. June ts.-~The
st0ckboidora Of the New York Iire
Insurance company today adopted
an amended charter providing Tor
naturalization. Grover Cleveland
present for the trustees. voted
majority Of the stock. which 7 y
ryan owns. In favor o. mntualiha.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
KENnsY FOUND GUILTY.

l.. n Keuney. alias L. u. Mason
was found guilty Of burglary by the
Jury IN the superior court this
morning after celebrating not more
than 10 minutes en- the case. Ken
ney was charged with the theft Of
a fur coat aud some articles Of jew.
clr4 from the house Of Ford Potter,
of York station. the 18th Of last
April Sentence will be pronounced
In tho nnnr rmluro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
NORSEMEN
IN CHRISTIAN

cHRISTIASiA. June fs-Tho
Norwegian delegates from America
arrived here today 20 see the cor
onailon OF King Haakon A floral
crown displaying American flags
had been erected on an emblem OF
welcome Prof Hans Stub. Of Ham
line. MINI. responded in behalf OF
the visitors 20 the address Of wei.
come
The American party will start FOR
Tnsudhiem tomorrow Upon land
lng u will proceed 10 the monument
Of WerEeland. the Norwegian poet.
and place a wreath upon Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
SAYS HE STOLE
A MILLION
SENSATIONAL SUIT rs FILED
AGAINST PRESIDENT or pE
FoaEsr WIRELESS TILE.
oRAPH COMPANY.

ST LOUIS. June Isl q say.
der filra = suit In the federal court
fhia morning against Abraham
White. president II the American
.bo Forrest Wlreieaa Telegraph eom.
pauv. charging that Whites real
maine is schwartz. aad that he
changed Il 20 eYade creditors. after
footing the company anf convert
ina ia hia oWu use over : GnB. gQa
worth Of the stockholders prop.
arfY Whites wlfe and the com.
panY are made oodsfcndaatn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
UccE GRIFFIN ORDERS CITY
COUNCIL TO Gait ELEcTloN
TO CONSIDER THE QUESTION
o. ANNEXATION TO SEAT.
TIE.

The Ballard aunoxati0nlatH have
Fou ths fight IN the superior court
lo6ay
u response 20 the alternative
WIT o. mandate Issued on MAY
y ~ 5uIge Rice. 0f the superior
ssnrt. the city ~ Ballard. repre-
s@nisd b. lta attorney. ~. ~ In
Esrsoll. appeared before Judge
eriffin today 10 ahoW cause uhy
Ne city should not hold n special
section - vote On the question ~
anreaafioa 70 the city ~ Seattle
Aftsr argument on both sides.
hsfing ai the forenoon. judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
BALLARD TO HAVE
SPECIAL ELECTION

Griffin issuea a erumpfury writ ut
manfafo caIling for "a election In
the near future
The main point ~ argument vas
the validity a the petition present
"a before the city cuuHeti Nay q.
containing 9fs signatures The city
council helf thai. as there we're
names 81 many people on the %
iitou who were NOS qualified vot-
efs there WeFs not the necessary
one ffth voters represented This
objection vas dVeFruief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
ARRIVED AT NOME.

me Northwestern steamship
company received word to-day an
nognciaa ths arrival At NaEne u tie
Oregon snd Pennsylvania The Vie.
tnfia ef the same eafnnauf isft
Nome laat Tuesday and IL due haFs
Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
BEFORE THE COUNCIL.

An ordinance Increasing by five
the number al patrolmen allowed
the police department win be intro
duced IN the council tonight. The
increase has already been favorably
acted on hy the finance committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
WEAVERS GIVE THREE
DAYS OF GRACE

resented Nearly 400 mills viii he
affected Ia eaHe the strike t. called.
The ballard NTH men have not taken
any action ia regard Ia the thrsat-
encd strike, and viii nat meet with
she committee elected BY the upipa
Moat ~ the milla are RUNNING agstn
ana an are employing aen-unien
helm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

uemuhin Hros FrorerY store vas
entered on Saturday uiFht and n
suali amount ~ each taken from
the money drawer. Entrance vas
rall.r1 thrn1eh the front door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18


n uas il EAnx sxri park New Marsh
81 the May she fair
i5u&hfff lAs and u fpaG6
sho % little Nathan sosnherrv. kug ut
rs1FsN ha fell roxa ID nd NeH
that knew
ehs heT laughed
he robins frshfsu from the tfecs and Nu
through the IKE sIreak For squirrels and
tho 81 4 coronation Day
tonehed the euris ~ ne and
and carried here there ana then
an emhankuent
Thers was but one thnx he %. aad
KstAan ao~l make believe Eahisea
sr>amed
ard still the front q the
his hAnd his hta sheinE lie
ssvsrs spoke
the Church Of The lmniac
Caneepfl0a. tia paper By his eofin
Al So ie1 Nathan
Joy-srsgesy smlie@-teara T4sksa togeher We wonder
sAf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

The city council license commit
Tee has voted 90 grant Williams s
hufa a license - conduct a saloon
al ziS HTrsi AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
Mapeline Ice Cream

Parrr than the thoughts OF child
hnod. nt shaw's Pharmacy. Ameri'
cTst Bank building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
UNION MEN MEET.

WASHINGTON. ID G.. June IS
The executive council of che Ameri'
can Federation OF Labor Is IN sos
sion Ia this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

The stlmson Atiil company viii
areaxa salmon hay "a ffuht - Is
iork. 50 az TO be able to ioad yea
sells az It's own deck, Instead 81
leading the lumber ou haHssH ana
thcn towing them nut 10 shilHhole
eay aud loading the shtaa cat there
Tho feuf msatea schooner Celums
hia. which the siimsan mtu loaded
with lumber At the city doek, sailed
Tor everett yesterday - take load
e pelrs before selns GO san fedfo.
Otisnd G. Glove. itp n Pest IT..
vas discharged frefn che natlnrd
city hospital yesterday. Cove lost
hia foot last September aud. Hflef
two unsuccessful Operations, came
q the Ballard hospital snt pf.
,itelner made another autputation.
which came out successful
Glen narehafd and wife, ~ Times
-. we're taken % the ballard city
haspitai yesterday Airs. iiaFc hart
Vi ho has prrltanitis. ta vefy low.
THE Ballard baseball team De-
taatca TIE Rantars yesterday ~ a
,ieoge of . % g THIS ballard teani
has not lost a game this seasuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
*<~ s~~.ssrs
OVERNIGHT
ENTRIES


FIRST RAcE--r'our ana ono half
ntFlunsA purse. maiden tWos yaat-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

BfALYSTOK, June ts.=Riotera
attacked the railway station twice
to-day. and the troops repnlaed them
with heavy loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

ibat abe eouid not take them back
% the store. hut I did not like TO
go. Al ~ nhop they might not
understand n was great meoa-
fortune" Girod couldn't give any
better excuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

2 and 3-piece suits Noffoiks'
Russian Blouse. Buster" Wash
suits etc. Splendid values.
Regular 1850 Suits FOR
Regular s2as suits for ~t.s5
neKuiBf $500 suits for $3.50
Boys Corduroy Knee Pants.
worth regularly Use. for Sic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
Specials for This
Week
"UncIs Sans" $50, 900
ConfIscated Sale
900 MEh's SUITS

HWV " EFF p W|F =
Fine imported scotch Tyeeds.
GaasimeFek, HerRes ana Eheviots
All suits fitted without charge.
Regular $3.50 Suits for $50
Regular 1900 auits for siD5
Regular 1890 suits for SJ.sJ
Regular $500 Suits for $500
Regular sfA00 Suits for $50
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05

If a kitchen inspector IS appointed, he will find no difficulty in earning his dough.
 All reports agree that Gov. Cum mins is a comin' man.
 Rockefeller says he loves all men,. Ida Tarbell, by the way, isn't man.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
HEGIRA OF AMERICAN
 MACH|N|STS FROM :. MEXICO
Railroad Strikes in Sister Re-
 public Lead to Their ,. Emigration,

DOUGLAS, Aug. 4.-(Sepcial. )-
 Yesterdays Mexican Central train and that of the day belore brought up Is American machinists and other em ployes who have been working in the shops of the Mexican Central in Mex ico, says the Fl Paso Herald. Each day this week a number of employees have arrived in Fl Paso from various points in the republic. principally Aguascalientes, Torreon and Chihua- hua, all having left the republic on account of the strike instituted by the Mexican employees.
 Since last Monday, when nine Amer ican machinists arrived from Chihua- hua, more than 50 other Americans with their families have come up from Mexico. Many brought their kits of tools along with them and declare that they do not intend to return to Mexico.
 We have had enough" said ma chinist from Aguascalientes this morn ing. and we're not going back"
 Four machinists who had their tools passed in the customs baggage room at the union depot. left yesterday for Lordsburg, where they formerly lived. ment there or in that vicinity.
 Of the others who caEae in, some have gone to various parts of the United States where they hope to ob, tain employment at their trade. Only the machinists from Chihuahua, who are still in the city, say they will return after the strike is settled, and resume their old duties.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
FL PASO AND SOUTH. WESTERN ID USE
 NEW SYSTEM
Bulletins of Suspension, De- merits and Credits to
 Be oPSted.

DOUGLAS. Aug. 4.-CSepcial)-
 On the first of August new sys- tenn of discipnne was lnaugurated on the Fl Paso and Southwestern system and in the future all employees will be demerited by recorded suspensions and demerit marks instead of by ac- tual suspensions. Principal stress will be laid in the matter of demerits in cases of intemperance, but demerits will also be included for disloyalty, dishonesty, neglect of duty and insu- bordination on duty.
 This system is in vogue on all t5e principal roads of the country and is said to be by far more effective in maintaining discipline in the service than by the old methods of actual suspensions and reprimands. Bulletins of suspension and demer- its and credits will be posted by tho superintendents of both divisions of Ine system not oftener than every two weeks and will contain a full list Of all credits and their causes along with the record of demerits and sus- pensions. A record will be kept of these suspensions and demerits and a total of a certain number will lead | to discharge and a recorded total of a certain number of credits will place the recipient in direct line for promo i ton.
 1 No suspensions will be made for more than sixty days or for less than ten days. By the system as it will be l in vogue credits win cancel repri- mands and demerits as follows: (aD A reprimanu will be cancelled by a perfect record for a period of three months.
 1 (b) A suspension of ten days will be cancelled on the total record book by perfect record for a period of six months.
 Co A suspension Of more than ten days and not more than twenty days will be cancelled by perfect record for a period of nine months.
 (d) A suspension for more than twenty days a2d not more than thirty days will be cancelled by perfect rec ord for a period of one year. | (e) A suspension of more than 90 days and not exceeding sixty days will be cancelled by a perfect record for a period of one year and six months.
 By this method an employe will be always made to strive for a perfect record, and when he has by some chance accumulated a record of de merits can wipe them clean by a -cer tain period of good conduct.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
SOUTHWESTERN ORE CARS.

The Fl Paso and Southwestern sys- tenn has just placed an order for 800 additional steel ore cars of capacity of 10000 tons each, which will be used in hauling ore from the mines at Pisbee to the smelters at Douglas. The large increase of tonnage which the opening of the many new mines at the great Arizona mining camp has made the order necessary.
 The company has now about 800 ore cars on the work of hauling this ore. but these have been found to be inadequate and the number is about doubled by the recent order.
 The contract, it is understood. calls for the delivery of the first lot of cars by the first of October and the de- livery will be regular from then un- til the full order has been received by the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
CATTLE MARKET BREAKS
 IN KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS SMALL
Excessive Supply of Cattle Was Centered at Chicago
 on Monday,
Especial to ReyiewO

KANSAS CITY, ,Mo.,-Stockyards.- Aug 4-The break in cattle prices
 last week cut down receipts here near ly a third this week, but the market has not benefited much thereby, for Ithe reason that an excessive supply of
 cattle was centered at Chicago Mon ,day, crippling the market both Mon day and Tuesday. Today the moder-
 ate supply of 5000 head is selling shade stronger, particularly grass cat tile, which received the brunt of the
 break last week. Few grass cattle |outside of Missouri and Kansas have .yet started, however, and the bad con |dition of affairs last week was no in |centive for shippers, to begin this week
 The first grass Colorados of the sea
 son were here Monday, shipment of |J. w. Rector, of Rifle. They sold to the packers, the steers, l05l pounds lat s4.00, cows $50 pounds, at $500, COZ sidered a good starter for the sea son. Veals are higher again this week, after a disastrous slump last week.
 best Panhandle veals at $500 to S5.5O. panhandle cows S2.50 to $3.00. a wide spread between this kind, and thin
 old canners. which move along at 1.SG to s2.25. grass bulls $2.20 to S2.60.
 There is more life to the trade in
 stockers and feeders this week than
 last, prices a little higher, stockers at S2.50 10 s3.75. including all grades, feeders mainly at s3,25 to s4.00, few
 well bred fleshy cattle upwards to $4.60. A moderate supply is expected for the next ten days.
 Sheep and lambs are scarce this week, tendency of prices towards firm lness, although there is indications of return to the late high range of values. Some fairly good Colorado lambs sold at S7.35 today, others from the plain country of Colorado at S6.S5, fmedium ewes a. s4.50, Arizona lambs
 at s72O to s7.25. Breeding ewes are in demand at higher prices than fat
 ones are worth, up to s5.25, feeding wethers this week at s4.70 to s4.S5, some thin Utah wethers to packers at s4S5, few southern goats al S3.16. Prospects favor moderate receipts for while. as the Utah and Idaho stuff lis not quite ready to move freely as iyet. - | J. A. RICKART. L. s. Correspondent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05

At the. Lake Superior & Pittsburg shaft the foundation for the big new hoist has been completed. The work of constructing the steel engine house has been inaugurated and next week the new boilers will be placed As soon as the engine house is up. work of constructing the new hoirst will be commenced
 The feature of the week in the Bo- nanZa Circle was a strike of a body of rich sulphides on the 1000 drift. going in the direction of Calumet & Pitts burg ground The extent of the ore body is of course unknown as vet but since heinz encountered on Wednes- day. the breast of the drift continues in the same formation. Sinking con tinues at the Junction.
 The production for Superior & Pitts burg for the month of July was 3,S50,, 000pounds.
 The Sullivan hoist, which formerly did duty at the Oliver has been placed in position at the Briggs shaft and sinking resumed without any increase in water. Operations about the mine have net been pushed for the past fortnight owing to the scarcity of fuel oil and the almost inability of the cf- fcials to keep a surplus on hand
 At the Hoatson the pumping plant beir installed on he 1150 level will be completed within the next three days and sinking will be resumer the latter part of next week
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
BONANZA CIRCLE.

! . q e q C A C . q . q ss
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05

J. A. RICKART. L. s. Correspondent.