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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Sweimnbbr iieisites aapitel.

Im @orsen nad Dem 8eiuh bes
Sbeaters In6 2abp Srepor allei.t in
ibrem 5oiletten5intmer.
Sn 8eoanfen elite lie Ynlioro pors
aus, Der in allcr Sriihe bereits feline
8eiie nah Shottlanb angctretcn
bate.
Wdbrenb Tie 10 DaiaS. trot elm 0ies
ner NIT Der Welouns elm. bab cine
arme Srnu, Tamens Yetcrs, tic Su
ipredcn miini6e.
rSu %iollteit poa tpiiien. baB ih
oerarti9e Seute nidJt cmpianeel" mics
Die Snpp i'm itol6 ab.
Ser Sicner 5o9 lid, 5uriid. tebrte
aber nlsbolh nit elmer 8arte ani
iilbernem Sablctt 3uriid.
.@ntihulb,seu Sic Iplatn, sic
Srau iriq lid nid,t abipeiien laiien",
bcridtete er. sic iagt. lire @eid,Gite
ieien bon GROCER Wibtig.cit unS @ns
laop ipiirbe lie nidt nbpeiien, lpenn
Sic iuiiBte. luer lie mare. Sier lit i6re
6arte."
.Gieueidt iii es ia einc Yerion, sic
friiber einmnl in nleinen Sieniten
nor. iastc Die 9abp nit @erinas
iddBlna. .@ib Der bic anrte!"
= nabm Sns gldtthen TART
6uftenben Cartons unb las Die
@orte: v0trs. Sarab Teters aus 9az
Den wiinimt iibcr WirS. Nclion 5u
Iprehen." l1
Die Singer Der 9aon 5uottcn. ais
babe cine @eipe JIG eeirodeu, unb ole
Rarte iiel auf Gen Seppih. Nber ldon
bate Die ihlnue Sntri9uantm iid
piebcr in Der @eiualt unb sau5 rlibig
iaste tic:
.GS iii cine alte Sienerin. pie idl
eS uernmtbete. CAB lie MIR bcrein mtb
laB fciuen SeiudJ 5u mir. Iolange tic
bel mir it,"
Ser Siener 9ine unp lieb Mrs. Sc
tiers eintreten. noraui er Die Sbiir
binter ibr idloB.
Sahp Srepor erbob lif langiam unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Mmtnna, warmer!

babt Shr 6nier. Seu, Sartoi elm. Isi,e1. Rorn.
aiogaer, @erite, Gter, Butter cner i~iserbnipr
irssNbweIthe 6armprpbutte su uertauien? @ean
10, oann ichrei6t crit an Sol. 3. Nagle. DUBUQUE.
sSopa. uub irast ion I'M ieine Sreiie. Mian
a%oysii!rs siniad: =. J. Wasie. Dubuque. Soma.
n. b. Serr Yasle fault mo uertaafr aut
Staot. unb Garmeiaeuthuiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

Or 6efrnete mild iiber Die &leine unb
oa fidgte .if] ibm meme ytpth, fpornnf
er mir iaate, bdB ih bas Sinh am
slbenb mad icinem Sduie bringen uno
mad Wr. NeIion frasen iole. 0as
that td oenn audi unb fanb Sic uno
Den 5errn BON Nafntiftag. Ser sic
Wrs. &elion nannte. gr ldlua mir
Dor, linn bas aino gu geben, nelGes
er als icin ei9enes er5ieben tpolle, unD
Sic periiherten mir, paB es Die bette
Rflese uno Die beiren g(er3te ba6en
1ole, fpelGe NIT 0elb gu erlnnaer
leien. Nir eridbien bies gqes uie cine
Suguns Der Ioriebune. 60 berietb il
mid penn gar nift erir NIT meinent
Wanne. ionberu belt ale S6re @prs
Itellungen fir Wabrbeit unD ipiIiate
Gin, Sbnen bas Sinh al iibergeben.
Gls ih bon Sbnen cling. lieS ih Die
feline Sannp bel Sbnen 3urild, %crfreut
il6er bes ainbes Slid. PIN nGaiten
gforgen gins ih 81 meincm Wanne,
er5dblte ibnt, iuds eeidlcben mar, urb
beipdrb mid MN Inn Die pacunte
Stele. Ils Damn ober mein Wtann
NIT mir mad benz 5niie siug. mo ih
Sic 9etroffen unb Sbnen bds Sinh
~ibergcben bate, fpareu gle fort uno
oaS Sinh nit Sbuen. Sic @irtbiit
iagte uns, bdS Wr. Nelion bas 9osis
crit am Gage porber gemietbet llnb
cine @ohe porausbs5ablt babe. oaB
aber lueoer cr, nod ieine Satin 8es
pod mit9ebraht bdtten uno bnB lie
ipdt am abenD nussesansen nnb niht
lpieoergefebrt ieien. Rein Wdnn
rfanb tfos aller Nahforihungen feline
Spur o Sbnen peer Dem 8inoe. Sie
Sade iuurbc fir uns si einem iHreds
lifen 8ebeimniB. Sic Stele, I'M
ocrentbnlben ih bas Iaes getban
hattie, bcfnm i'd; mir lebten mebrere
Sabre I'M auslanbc unh fehrten Damn
nod gnalnnb 5uriid. Mnsere 8inoer
lpurben ms scihentt, biz I'M poriaen
Sabre mein Mann itar6, a6er in al
Den Sabren babe id meme fleine
6annp niht perseiien. noa Die Soff>
nlIns a~ufeeseben, Sic niebersuieben,
Qiplaopl ltnb Ill baben mir uns cnos
lid getroffen!"
@ieoer frat cine Interchangeable
Eauie eiu.
Hortiebung foIet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Ginunbbreihisites 8apitel.

Steii an alcn @liebern. ipar Sars
bis bonn Yferoe seitiesen uno nGberte
lid, ieinen Sut 5iebenb. Dem Sohlms
Der, Der baS Serannaben bes menia
angenebmen @cniden riibis an Der
S6iir peS SaiiieS abipartete.
.@uten Sas. Girl" entbot Sarpis
linn leinen @ruB. .Wein Niame III
Graham, Doctor @rabam -"
limb metner lit IacD ousal". ims
terbrn6 i'm Der 3ohldnber, .@iliam
MacS oueal."
~Sh bin lanec unb raid eeritten",
fuhr Sarpis fort. .0iein Yonp III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

big bemerfte; bann aber 5og tic lid
NIT einem lauten auiidrei suriid mi
elite Die Sreppe nicber bindui.
Mrs. Wac0 Douglas folgte ibr NM
Sieberbolte ibr 1eripredben, inner
S6ue gu g~etudbrcu, uub bat tie, ibre,
iungen 3errin nifyts bon Der Gnlpes
ienbeit bon Sdrbis 81 iaeen. ba lire
9ranfbeit infolse unnotbiser 8eioraz
nib iid ionit nur nod oerihlimmerr
fonnte.
@retden perlpraf cs Der SohlGns
oertn, aber eS purbe ibr iiber alic Wd
sen idper, bn5 @ebeimnib fir lid1 al
bepabren. Sic mllBte, bab Sarpia
niht rubis Die Mnfunit hires 8etters
aus 9cnbon abpnrten piirbe, Ionberr
pdS er nur blieb, nm irgenb cineu
S6nrfenitreih aus3ufIbren, aesen Der
iie jest mausgeiest uuf ibrer Sut
iein muBte. tp
Iber laneIam unb reiultotlos pers
itrid Die 8ohe. Nliee ipllroe nit iee
DEM Gage beiier uno fonnte cnolid
Ifon itunbenlarg. bas @ctt berlaIier
uno im 3intmer iisen, 10 baB tic boifz
te. in 3tuei ober brei Sagen lire Geiie
fortIesen 81 tDnnen.
Bdbreno Dieier ean5en 3eit bate
Surpis fortipd6rcno ani cine
@~eIescnbeit gelauert, iih Der beis
ben Sraucn 5u bcmddjtigen uno lie
fir imirer gum Sflucigen f:iugcu al
fonueu; aber @lsbctb, bes 9auerr
Sodter belt lid fait INNER in Ilice's
Ndbe dlf, uno penn lie nblpeieno mar.
fano ibrc Wltter lid Gin. ooer cs par
ionit Sen,auo in Der Ndbe. 10 oaB of
iein 8emiihen peraebens 6lieb.
ltnb ndber unh nGbcr rildte sic
3eit, 5I ipel6er Die Infunit bon Nlice
Gpmbers's Sreuub nit gcItimmtbcit
cripnrtet iperben fonnte.
sic iperbcn nift mebr LANCE 81
eripurten bdben, Soetor", iagte Mac
Sougal zines Nbenbs ebeu Dor Sons
nenumter9ang. ais CT Sarpis uif pent
Sofplabe besegnete. rWiB Hombers' 5
Sreunb fann nloreeu bier iein."
Sarpis iprad ieiucu 8unih aus,
baB Der grnartete ipirflif nnfommen
moftc, mno iflcuberte miBmutbia
binaus oui Die StraBe.
DMor9en - mor9er!" mirmelte
er Dor ii6 bin. .IIio bleibt mir nur
nod cine NadDt gum &~yanoclu, unb in
oieier Naft muBte pas eeIhe6en!"
uno langiam sins er tpeiter nno
ipeiter, einen Slan mad Dem anbern
entfperfenb uns ipieber iperienp,
luie er bieie Maht iein teufliihes
8erf ausfiibren fonnte. So ploelif
blicb CT iteben. Sbm entsegen fam
Elm Heitcr, fpelhcr burf oas Sorf ges
ritten lpar. pbne a%n3ubaltcn. nnD
bodit ipabriheinlih mad Den jenleiz
tigen Bergen polite.
Ils Der Heiter ndber fam, trat Bar
Dir our Seite. nnr ben Setter porbeis
5ulaiien. bod hieier belt iein Yicrb
bidt neben ibnl an.
.&onnen Gle mir ippbl iasen, mcin
gutter Wdnn". ipra&t berielbe, .o6 Die
Strabe burc6 Die gerge in eutem 3lis
itanoe lit nnb oh man lie nit Cider
belt oes &ahfs paiiiren fanu?"
Iber itdtt 5ii %dntiuorten. ltarrtc
Sarris III Der bereits tart sunebmcns
Den Sunfel9eit Den Heiter mimutens
lang nur groB an, I'M banu einen
S6rei Der Sreuoe uno lleberrai1ung
ails5uitoBen.
nGrfennen Sic mid benn niht,
Cir, rief er aug, mid: Sarpis bon
glads @od? Senn id tduihc MIDI bod,
nid,t uno Sic, ben Der Seuiel iel6cr
serape i'm redte I Iueenblid berees
fiibrt baben muH iinp bod robl Mr.
Tulforo?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

10000 Sder iberidhnittenes l(cut over SpIs'
Ian ano eine gro5e 9ahl 5crnen NIT @ebdliid.
Miidtuirtbibaft 6esenb hes n1rolifen g9is,
coufin. Bon sRiBernten ipei6 mar nidnts. 81.
deere Grntesesen6. 2ebmboeen. snte Nese. oas
len. uor3aglide Narfte. Gin 1etta iir ben
Mann nit beifrantten Ginansmitteln. Sfreis
BET ilr unier Slid,leiu. 9anotarten uno EreiSs
liifen an bic Sane 4 Development Co.,
| gurfberlano Wis.
HS-9lae nf eu uerIandt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
9ubmaue Gountu Tarm.

200 slder. II Neilen BON 7ubuaue unb 2i Ieis
len BON einem anoeren Giienbatnft6otdnen ents
fernt. 100 Nder limb inter 9Hue. oas lebrise ut
uIn3dunte @ieie. Guter Srunneu iin0 htebenoss
Wnfer. Tie @ebdulidhteiten fino ueniger gut.
Tie Jarrt IN in einem Grandchildren Ynitanoe.
ino Der 8duier tann iein Welo init iuenigen Ser'
beieringer in iuerieer ais einem Sabr p:rs
ooppelr. Yreis S23 per Gder. 3ahlungS beoin.
gingen: $1,000 baar uuo oas uebrige III fini Snhs
rem 5u iedas Rroaent. J. 6. 1orneS, 1923 Wair
Ctr, Tubuque, Spwa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Oeaen NrebSimasem.

Oh empiehi. HERMIT Stroop's berlhntte
beutihe Yuluer. 9ieielben heileu ieoen (nof,
ni6t auisebrod)enenl &rebs iouobl inHerlif3 oils
du6erlidb. 9as anertannt sin5is bette Ntttel, I'm,
Ragentr:bs eriolgreisb gu heilen, SSeseu 8ihs.
rem. 3eugniiie u. |. ~. idrstbe man ar:
0oWaro q. 9ce0ius,
ct. 9uea5. Solua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Trei On muIere Mbonmeuten.

Gin hlbides 1874 Soften ifartes Banlein BON
Iatota fret; ith1ne Jormen unb &iehiarmen in
Der berlhmiteit Mifouri 8iuer @alen. benz Rprus
Siirtsl bon SUB Gatcta. Irutte garantirt.
!. u. 9fyanSt1, bog 50, Rutfuana, S.S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Yu ~berfaWfeu.

5armIanb in 0labmin Co.. Tnid. FaS 9anb
eisuet fih gut iir Jarmerei u. Vieh 3uAt. guteS
WaNer. xreis uub 5ab!uns 81 oinsunseu iino
ainitise. @arrontp 5eco.. BeHstitel psriett.
&djreibt on Vaiuser : Whittier xano Co.,
Saginaw, YRidb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

SO afraid was the city council
that Mayor Moore would not do
what he said he would do. that the
iawmaklng body, st a special meet.
lnA yesterday afternoon. stopped
proceedings TO witness the executive
sign two ordinances and make good
the word he had given.
Probably no similar proceeding
was ever witnessed ia a law.makinE
body. IA soon as the mayor had
attached his signature 20 the doeu.
ments. the council resumed bust.
ness and passed a third ordinance.
very necessary 20 complete appro.
prlatiens fer the May salaries.
Councilman GIN, OF the Third
ward. made a most bitter attack on
the elty's chief executive while Try
inK 90 prevent the council from
humhling itself. as he said. TO the
mayor. ON said he believed Ia
fighting and In not lying down like
a whipped dog
Ii all came about over the trouble
thal has arisen over the efflee OF
street superintendent and who
should on the position the mayors
apnolnteo OF A. l. Walters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
GILL THREATENS IMPEACHMENT AND
MAYOR CHALLENGES BLUFF

ON said tho mayor was holding
the threat OF veto of the general
appropriation bill over the councifs
bead 10 force that body 20 pass
Cases salary, That seemed 20 be
terrible outrage TO ON
Glll then declared the mayor
should be- lmpeaohed and he boaated
loudly on the council floor that n
he had eight eouneilmen to stand
with him he would have the mayor
boosted out of office IN ten days.
In the face Of the vote which fol
lowed few minutes later where
ON had a solitary vote with him,
his threat OF Impeachment seemed
out OF place Just then,
Az soon AZ he got the opportunity,
Mayor Moore followed ON aud o.
plalned the situation 20 the Hatla'
faction OF All eouneiimen present
save GIN and Conway, who voted
with the Third warder
In answering ON the mayor stat
ed that he would give tloo 20 any
charity n ON would start impeaeh'
ment proceedings against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
roRoEp no aAnRY.

otto W Lobefs has asked the au-
peglor court to anaai hia marriage
10 Christine I0befg. claiming that
be was forced into the marriage W
being threatened with seven years
10 the penltentlarY unless he agreed
10 the marriage LaherG vas In
jail az the time the supposed force
waA brought TO bear on hlm, \
charge % breach Of promise beins
coupled with uHe uf seduction.
against him. The marriage took
place May ~. 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
PRAISES JAPANESE BEFORE
MEETING or EXCLUSIVE
LEAGUE.

At meeting % the japanese
Korean Exclusion League Thursday
evening W. X. Gordon. who waz at
the meeting az proxy for the
Painters union. delivered an euioHy
OF the Japanese. recoununE many
~ the virtues Of the oflsatais. but
his suggestion that the league face
about In It's work and organize 20
educate the japanese came AZ a
stock 20 the other members and
he was told BY Presideut Giii that
the League vas not In sympathy
with his sentiments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
DENNY HILL FIGHT
Is DIVIDED

The opposition 20 the assessment
for the nenny hin TeEradc 10 dlsin.
tpgrating. the difference between
the property owners In class A,
tbe locality physically affected by
thc widening and dwelling and the
other parts Of the assessment dis.
trict. becoming apparent.
Glass "A" objects 10 the assess.
uent on the ground tha, there has
nos been an equitable distribution
Of the assessments among property
owners equally benefited BY the i'm.
provement The objection Of the
other parts OF the district h on
the ground that they will receive
no mere benefit from the Improve.
ment than any other section OF the
city. and that Il aaY part 81 the cost
Of the work 70 to BE- paid for by
property outside OF the Improve,
meat district IL ought TO be taken
cut Of the General Fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
CLAIM LIQUOR SOLD ON
SUNDAYS

KANGLEY. Wash. June THE
citizens Of this town are up In
arms. IL is reported that last
Sunday liquor Vas obtained from
the Kangley saloon In direct vie.
lation OF the law that saloons be
closed on Sundays and no liquid
refreshments sold.
Last Sunday min men OF this
town as well As those from other
mills near here. came here and
many became heastiy intoxicated
The language used vas offensive.
not only 70 the respectable women
Of this place. but the better class
OF men.
The matter Is e be laid before
the proper authorities 20 prevent
another repetition Of the Disgrace
ful scenes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
NOME ICE IS
BREAKING

Col. Thompson Of the local Y.
& signal CORPS office has receiy.
Ell word frem 81. Mlehaels. Alaska.
that tho ice vent cut OF there
night before last and the sea IL
new open.
Word has also been received
that the ice four miles out from
Nome 10 breaking up and the first
favorable wind viii carry Il to
the open sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
COMMANDER BOOTH
REACHES SEATTLE

Commander william neolh Of the
Salvation Army arrived IN Seattle
this forenoon AZ 10 O'Clock On the
Minnesota from japan. With the
Eeneral arc Alexander Niehol.
editor fn.chlef Of all the salvation
Army publications: Col F. J Hig.
gins and nFlg. Con. Cox. The party
wlH leave Seattle Immediately fer
tie Atlantic coast aud FROM there
will sail for England. Commander
Eva Booth has been in Seattle sew
efai days awaiting the Arrival Of
her father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
PRESIDENTS TRIP TO
JAMESTOWN


WASH NOTION. June T-Preni'
dent and Mrs, Roosevelt and their
guests. leave sunday night on the
Mayllower for the celebration Of
Georgia day at jamestown. The
president will be met BY Governor
ferrill aud staff and the exposition
officials He will be escorted by
the ueorgie troops and the regu'
lars under Den. Grant, to the stand
where no will speak and review
the soldiers and receive on behalf
OF the officers Of tho battieship
Georgia. the silver service from
the citlsana OF the state There
will be two receptions aud he will
make an address 20 the National
Editorial Association. then return
10 Washington Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
SCANDAL ENDS


LEBANON. Ind. June f.-fhis
morning the court declared that
George Rhodiua. the millionaire OF
Indiana. il an insane man. This
case. which Involved much Stan
dat. Is noW practically ended
Several months ago Elma Dare
a keeper % a notorious resort. hid
mapped Rhodiun and eiopsd with
him to Kentucky. The man Mas
kent a q secret hiding nlsee until
detectives finally lees,s3 him. The
Dare woman then stated that they
we're married. Relatives tooa the
case In hand with the above result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
cAuoHT IN The ACT.

Detectives Ryan and MEA1
last night arrested Gecrge Ens
hile he was In the &C, q =
ing the Western Meat esza
market on Western Az. Brasz
the screen in q window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

ST. PAUL June f-usnerai Ka.
rokl and his escort started fer &c.
attic AZ TO 20 o'clock last evening
on The Great Northern limited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

ALBANY. ~ r.. June Gov.
ernof hughes has signed the public
utilities bin and Il IL nou a law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
Dry Weather

Now Is the time 70 see 80
your garden hose. Geo II -
house co. carry a fine lire q -
and guarantee satisfactios -
for 80 a.. s4.So and Up II
YersltY ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

was released yesterday on furnish.
Ing 81 .beQ bail.
Teachers Better Paid.
According 20 Superintendent OF
Schools + r. Story. the teachers
contracts nov being made b. tho
different district school boards Ia
kinE county show an increase Of
salary from 10 20 Is per cent over
previous ycarH.
Arrested on Suspicion.
Jesse DAYTON. = hoy with several
aliases. Who served q term ~ the
reform school when II years Of
age fof petty thioyinE. was arrest
81 on suspicion By City Detective
aafhee yesterday afternoon. lie
viii b held for = number Of days
until tho reason for hts presence
IN Seattle is learned.
kerplsn Taken Back.
Accom- panied By city Detective
nYruo and n v Hollenbeek. cash.
Ter Of the Capital National bank
OF 81 Paul Philip W. kemplen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
Extra Size Suits

one department for big mon
particularly. W. h. Hutchinson
Co. cor End aud union. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

One department for big men
particularly ". - Hutchinson
Co. cor. End and Union. s''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
MaY Nerer cor.s eazk.

Chin Gee lice. seatiles Fats
Chinese merchant and %
Chung Hoch. head Of he ID
Chung company Of thlz CT. I
present in their native lard. =
never return 20 Seattle ne Il
mer has important work ii Il
for the Chinese government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

epALDlNG LEAGUE BALLS. VIC.
tors League Balls, Reach League
balls. a. Halls. III First ave go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

6oo nuok's ~ inch Butt Chiscl.
soc. az Spinning Full line -.
ducnd. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

ham. Charles r. Kimhzil. RH q
Kimball and Virgil KimbaA n
funeral services viii Be - b
u4affuw Afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

tho aiicEsd omhoExieT. who was ar
rcatod In Seattle Thursday after
noon. left this morning for St
Paul 20 face the grave charges
placed against him.
J. a. Moete Buys Boat.
For the transportation Of iron
orc from Quaiaino sound. Van
couvcr Island. to his smelters at
IruHadaic. near Port Townsend
James A. Moore has bought the
dinmantiad bark Hayden Brown
from the Alaska Copper company.
and is treating for second
frcightor
Charles o. kimbzll Dies.
Charles ID. Klmhall died AZ his
home yesterday. 7ta - Broadway
He was born IN New York. and
was a pioneer OF Washington. The
surviving members Of the family
are Mrs. Nora n Klmbail. his
widow. and five Mrs.
May Mccreary. Mrs. Flora y. Dun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

John Hrasalagfan. president 81
tho Pacific Oriental company. Hho
waa arrested on Wednesday on a
warrant. charging him with obtain
irg uoncY under false pretnnaeH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
FATHER, SON AND
$4,000 MISSING

Through a letter from the Port.
sald police. the local department
Learned last night that August
wcnreh. a Minnesota farmer. and
hia iT.yearold son. William. disap-
psarcd IN Seattle April 10 wenach
IL said 10 have had tIo.p0o on his
person and uaa last seen In the
company Of two strange men be
had met on the train. A wife and
one child are Ia Portland
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Commander EyauEellne Booth 81
tisn Salvation Array. Who came TO
seattle Wednesday for the purpose
Of meeting her father General VIII
liam nooih on the Minnesota. raYH
aho will return TO Seattle In a fen
weeks and hold a series Of meet
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RUNNING SHOES. Running
Pantn. Running Clerks and Pusheru.
at Halls. iii Ftrnt ave. ."
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LOCAL FLASHES

Capt y. ST White. q the bareaa
q navigation Of the Philippino lei.
ards. Col. ]. q A. Bradsn and
Indso q. r Trent If the Philippine
service are Ia the city on leave
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SIS Desk, Special Tomorrow$lO.7s

Deaks made ia Rapids bought sueasI
price much less than regular, and selling thea
baa Pure Colonial design. constructed throughout
curly birch finished natural and hand polished zeiss
hEh 80 inches wide and writing bed when ~
inches deep Has convenient interior arangemsn consfsr
OF small drawers and twelve
Has shaped shelf va
trimmings This Desk Of which hare boukff
the regular way would sell regularly $780, special p n
tomorrow ..............s*...*., -. efofs
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33C Buys a
SOC Straw Hat

Mems asrae hats take up
lot OF room We've zoe line
We want 10 cut down IN size.
aud they 40 for &c Saturday.
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25c Buys New
39C Ribbons

This worthy offering consists
Of now warp print ribbons In
Dresden designs. STA 10 fl2
inches vide. washable and dur
able. summers prettleat rib.
bons way undervalued.
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15C Buys
Wash Goods;
Value 25C

Fine Imperial cotton sultinE.
a reproduction Of the finest
French wool goods. oil the lat.
cat plalds and checks In tho
wanted coiorings.
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Vas released yesterday on furnish.
nE 1850 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07

BY using ROectto Irons
you can make forty rosette
wHfefa az a cost Of ten
cents The bent wire han
die IL always cool and viii
not twist ia the hand the
points on the under side nf
the molds keep the waters
from touching the bottom
q pan uLen left 20 fry.
lIouaefurniahing Section
Eecord Floor.
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rhofo Washable Caps are
made Of foe. soft lawns
and null prettily thin
med with valencicnnos
lace and insertion. They
lannder perfectly BY un
laeing the back For
mefiy priced at fi25
and fif6 special 20.
morrow. each 95e