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The Washington times., 1907-03-10
Financial.

LOST Gold Mines in Western Mountains
Particulars free for stamD p = XIII
MAN q Co. IS Wall st, New York. II
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PRESSURE TO SELL
STOCKS CONTINUES
Temporary Improvement
Meets Fresh Orders and
Prices Weaken.

o NEW YORK, March 9.-The stock
market today repeated one OF its now
familiar performances alternately ad-
vancing and declining in much the same
fashion as it has done for the last fort
night. No new developments occurred to
influence sentiment In one way or the
other, and the same general causes
were operative which have proved so
unsettling 10 sentiment i'm the financial
community. Though periods of strength
in certain quarters prevailed, the pre-
dominating characteristic Of the mar
ket during the greater part OF the ses-
sion was weakness. Prices started off
irregularly. but within the first few
minutes of trading large buying orders
were executed, which resulted in mod
crate gains by some OF the more pro-
nounced issues. The purchasing de-
mand, however, was soon filed, bear
pressure renewed and the whole list
gave way.
The Washington times., 1907-03-10
Steel Stocks Attacked.

Particular weakness developed i'm
the so-called Hill stocks. Great
Northern falling of nearly 3 points to
149I4. while Northern Pacific declined
pa to 1884,. At the same time an ag-
= 4Sressive attack was made upon the steel
shares, forcing the common stock down
TO 81. loss OF 12s per cent. The de-
crease in these issues together with
renewed weakness in the Hartman
stocks. provoked general liquidation
throughout the rest Of the market and
prices receded from l TO 3 per cent as u
rule. The market, which was at about
the lowest level Of the day when the
bank return was published, experienced
some recovery thereafter. The move
ment. however. was irregular and
though some issues such as Amalga-
mated Copper. United States Steel,
Atchison and Reading gained from l to
2 per cent, others continued heavy. The
market closed irregular with some Of
the leading issues. however. showing
moderate net gains.
Government bonds were unchanged.
Railroad and other bonds were lower.
The Washington times., 1907-03-10
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The untitled business on the books OF
the United States Steel Corporation is
now approximately $4,000 tens.
The Washington times., 1907-03-10

These are troublous times for railroad
managers IN more ways than one 1t is
said the attorney general OF Illinois is
.aying plans to attack the validity of
So, 00, 600 OF Alton railway bonds issued
by the reorganizers of that road. The
Interstate Commerce Commission has
been asked for a complete transcript
bearing.
The Washington times., 1907-03-10

There is a big demand in London fCr
the rev per cent japanese conversion
loan and all Of the issuing banks report
large inquiries. The new issue
already commands = premium.
The Washington times., 1907-03-10

Il is cheering to learn that n drop OF
twenty-four points or so iE LGckawanna
is not one Of the things calculated to
bring about a panic This drop was
between two sales, but II has not tend
ed TO greatly agitate the general market.
The Washington times., 1907-03-10

The extent to which the railroad and
industrial corporations of the United
states have resortcd thus far this wear
TO the note expedient in financing their
requirements is indicated by the figure
Si9.552,oOo This includes the two is
sues of thrcC-year per cent notes an
nounced on Friday by Louisville AID
NASHVILLE and Atlantic Coast LING.
The Washington times., 1907-03-10

Governor Deneen, OF Illinois. says the
Illinois Contra, owes his State S5.3I5. 600,
and gives out rather a strong hint that
he proposes to collect the bill. IL he can.
The Washington times., 1907-03-10

The retirement Of 100000 national
bank circulation under the Aldrich act
during March Will return to the Treas
ury more money than the excess of ex-
penditures under the deficiency apDro-
priation over the revenues for the
month The retirement of an equal
amount of circulation during April is
possible. and there may. and probable
will be. surplus in April OF reserves
over expenditures.
The Washington times., 1907-03-10

The Maryland State Bankers Associa-
ton has decided to hold it's annual con-
vention AT the jamestown Exposition.
The date has not yet been definitely
fixed, although It is stated it Will prob
ably be June IS to 2l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

Of every Oriental IN the city.
The board IL also considering the
appointment Of an interpreter who
can talk japanese aud Chinese 10
help the authorities In that quarter
DR.. Bourns. the plague expert OF
the board. explained what was ex.
pected from the Orientals in Co
Operation.
Government aid ia preventing
the spread 81 hnbonlc piague in se.
aftle vas applied FOR yesterday By
Governor Mead AZ the request Of
Mayor Moore Receiving a dispatch
from the mayor, asking that such
action be taken. Governor Mead
wired the surgeon general % the
Public Health and Marine Hospital
service that the city board Of
health desired that his department
take charge Of the situation In Sc
attic.
A. d meeting Of tha health board
LAST night Or A. 8 oliver vas ap.
pointed 90 take charge Of the In.
spectinn work IN the Oriental dis.
irict Several inspectors viii work
under him Oliver has had a year
and a half experience In the Cook
county hospital. Chicago. and con.
siderable laboratory experience.
No suitable quarters have been
found In the Oriental district 80
the inspectors will have quarters
on The upper floor Of the building
ne present occupied BY the health
department. az Fourth av and JEFF
ferson At
DR. A. T. Watt. superintendent of
quarantine 81 British Columbia. ar.
rived Ia the city today and will oh
serve plague conditions here with
n view of recommending measures
Of corporation between the Cana.
dian and American health auth0ri-
ties IA preventing the spread Of the
plague
Belllngham. Anacortes aad other
cities which might become infect.
~ b. n spread u the plague. are
taking measures % guard against
In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
OF WEALTHY MAN
Jay United Prsss)

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct % Jas
W Watkins Of the J. W. Watkins
company. wealthy miliers. attempt
ed TO commit suicide al noon TO
dag BY shooting himself in the
chest lie was sitting alone In his
private office when shipping
clerk heard the shot and rushed
into the office and found Watkins
lying on the floor with the revolver
In his right hand No reason ia
given by the employees OF the firm
or Watkins two sons for his ac.
ton Watkins himself says that
he has been drinking. bat deciares
that this IL not the reason for his
attempt 10 KIN himself Watkins
is 60 years old. lie will probably
die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

While partridge shooting at
nuxtod n sportsman suddenly had
hundreds az waaps settle upon him.
They crawled upon his hands and
face. but be kept bis nerve and
did not interfere with them The
waapa scared the gentleman Il
friends and they got some distance
away. being afraid 20 go near him.
After about ten minutes the wasps
flew of In a body without having
HtunR him London Standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
OPERA SINGER is
A BAD HUSBAND

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 70
Florence Eliza Schmitt, once a
vaudeville actress. was given a
final decree Of divorce this morn
Ing from Francis Schmltt, better
known as Frank Morrell. the tenor
IN THAT Quartet" on the ground Of
extreme cruelty Schmitt IL the
son Of DR. II Schmitt. a wealthy
resident Of Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

NE following statement: "The Sc.
eurity Investment company finds Il
IL involved. This nsenaotateB n
temporary suspension or receiver.
ship fof the Westinghouse Electric
company, the Westinghouse Ma.
chine company aud the Nornst
Lamp company, all of which are
solvent"
Council for the Westinghouse IN.
terestn, which arc capitalized al
$4,000 900. announced this after.
noon that an application for a 70.
celver for the Westinghouse aud
Nernst companies aud the Security
Investment company would be made
today.
Westinghouse stock tumhled Go
" "a against fsys at the close yes.
terday The financial situation and
the inability of the Westinghouse
companies 20 finance requirements
of the moment are given aE the
causes leading to receiverahip.
Westinghouse Electric has matur.
iug loans that II cannot extend.
The bankers Of Pittaburg went
lntD conference this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
WEALTHY WOMAN RAFFLES
HELD TO GRAND JURY

was abetted IN the work OF robbing
uien 81 affiuence In that they knew
of her career and failed 20 report
the matter 20 the police, Mrs.
Romadko waived examination and
was held 20 the grand jury on nine
charges Ia bonds akEregatinE as.
coo. Albert Jones, the negro &C.
complice Of the woman. also waiv'
I'd examination until hia case was
called lie was held to the grand
jury IN bonds ~ $4,000 for five
charges OF burglary aud two OF 70.
ceiyiug stolen property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

uoua efforts are being made By the
former husband Of Mrs. Toaaelii.
noe king Of GaxonY. 90 gain pos.
session OF child horn two months
after the womAn'a elopement
. Hor wedding to Tosselil took
place In the marriage registry Of
flee here. The countess wore =
simple walking costume. The mar.
riaGe record gives her agr na 81
yeara. The bridegroom 10 - years
~ age Ne - a singing teacher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
BURGLAR FINDS NOTHING
AND WRECKS HOUSE

Evidently anEared at finding
nothing worth stealing in the
house which he had broken into. a
burglar did his best 10 wreck the
interior OF Mrs NJ TurpIn's rest.
deuce. al ii2s Twenty seventh av.
south. smashing furniture. break
ing mirrors. dcmollNhing vases.
pulling pictures OFF the walls and
knocking hoies IN them. and ruin.
ing everything ia sight
Mrs. Turpin had locked the
house. up and had gone 10 the city.
When she returned she found that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
TACOMA EAGLES
ARE COMING

TACOMA. Oct 23.--Tseoma
EaEles IN large numbers will go 10
Seattle this evening to meet the
grand worthy president, Theodore
hall. OF Napa. Cal Three interur.
ban ears have been chartered by
the local aerie and will leave Ninth
and Commerce sts. at o'clock,
carrying n brass baud with them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

Seattle star Exclusive Ssrviee.)
LONDON. Oct. "a Countess
Moniignoao has retained 20 her na
tive ltsly with Enrico Tossciii. her
latest husband Tho countess VAS
crown princess % Saxony = few
years ago. when she caused q great
scandal by DESERVING her royal hua.
band and ain children 20 elope Nith
tnfor manner Giruu. They sep
ara1sd after a short time And siren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
FIND TRACE OF
MISSING DEALER

II Ia believed that Harry w
Wood. proprietor Of cigar store
~ Second av south and Washing
ton st.. who disappeared from HIS
place OF basiness August 3. has
been located Not the slightest clue
regarding hts whereabouts could
be learned unti yesterday. when
Constable A u Mcknight found IN
the cigar store an accident policy
made out In the name OF Woods
father who resides at Halifax. ~
!. Il IL believed that the missing
man h there nos and The police
are'in communication with the Hal
ifax authorities THIS afternoon, The
stock OF cigars and tobacco Will
be sold Under a writ OF attachment
ON Monday NEXT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

the kitchen window had been
opened. and on eniering found that
someone had malioiously destroyed
all that he could. PairoimAn RIB
bach was sent By the police to In.
veatigate. and found the house
looking. a. he reported. like a
cyclone had struck a." The police
have found 40 ciew 20 the destroy.
er, but are convinced that the
house was broken into for the piir.
pose OF burElarizlng Il. and that
the destruction Of its furnishing
followed on the burglars being un-
able to find what he wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
TO GUARD AGAINST
the PLAGUE

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct 23--Doctor
Montlzambert. director general OF
the public health. has been instruct
cd by Hon. Sydney Fisher to leave
for the Pacific coast and direct ar.
engagements for the sanitary pro.
lection OF the Dominion against the
hubonic plague. which iB said TO
have made les appearance A health
guard has alreody ocon organized
and port and frontier inspectors
have been appointed By telegraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

CHICAGO. Oct s3-That a por.
tion Of ChicsEo's bualnoaa and club
world IL 40 deeply interested Ia
the case Of Evelyn Cain Romadke.
the confessed woman burglar. that
thousands % dollars have been con
tributed toward her defense BY itn
population. WAS declared to be q
fact by Assistant states Attorney
Roe. who said he would spare no
one when the case comes to trial
The prosecuting attorney stated
that he would prove the woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
LOOK FOR
GIRL

Ethel Cytles. rs years Of age. has
been reported missing % the po-
lice by q Haituott. Of 31i Roy St.
and the police have been asked TO
help locate her. She ia believed
10 have gone on one Of the local
vaudeville stages. and Il ID there
that the police are looking for her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
|ORIEN TO AID IN
FIGHTING PLAGUE
MINE CLOSES AND
MACHINERY RETURNED

PORT TOWNSEND. oct. ~ 49,
Furnaces and fixtures valued at
over fio.00s. we're brought hack
here iaat night from Hsdiey.
Alaska. BY tho owners ~ tho Key
City Boiler works The material
had been shipped 10 the Alaska
smsiting and Refining company at
Hadiey. when the news Of the com.
pany's failure VAS announced "
W Molander. proprietor Of thu
boiler works sailed Immediately for
Alaska and Intercepted the ship.
ment in time 10 prevent Il being In.
ciuded with the defuuct eompany's
assets.
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10y United Press.)

NEW YORK. Oct William
Astor Chauler. the millionaire en-.
congressman, has obtained a war
rant for William Randolph Hearst'g
arrest ON a charge Of criminal libel
on account Of an article printed Ia
The Evening Journal connecting hts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
BOY IS RUN OVER
AND may DIE

while engaged in building sand
houses In this street. WILDER kal
BERG. aged 20 months. the son OF
Mr. and Mira John kalberg. OF SIS
r. Dcnay way, was last evening run
over by a delivery wagon and prob
ably fatally hurt hia skull being
fractured
The injured boy. with Gerard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

known American family which IL
cry popular In tho highest Lon.
Doe society Tier sister set the
nacn for her by marrying Lord
Nitoughby Ercsby
Lord Alistaira bride presented
ufR with n beautiful Helleu silver
anint etching Of her likeness lie
h turn. showored a number OF val
eible bits Of iewclry upon hor and
Jlrescnied the bridesmaids with
Duyenir lockets with initial AS
set in diamonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
STOLE MONEY AND
PHOnOGRAPH

While Antoine Sukernki, pro.
prietor OF the Hunter saloon AZ
Wiibsrton. was out OF his store.
some one suspected OF being a man
b. the name Of Charles brown. car,
ried of his cash register and hts
photograph. The register. minus
the t93 In cash which Il bad Goa
tanned. Was found a short distance
aWAY. bat man. money and phnno.
graph have disappeared. Twp.
uty sheriff Oscar Wise 10 on the
trail OF the thief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
WARRANT IS OUT
FOR HEARST

name with a case In which Ray
mond Hitchcock. the comedian. had
Hugo VoeckN arrested for oKtortion.
Chambers name was mentioned In
referring 10 the charge that Hitch.
cock bad taken YOccks' sister and
other girls automobile riding TO bis
home az Great Neck. Long Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

playing in the street and DID not
see the wagon coming. The other
two boys succeeded In jumping
aside and escaped injury.
The wagon struck the Kalberg
hoy. running over his arm. shoulder
and head. aud rendering him un-
conscious DR. Daniel Buckley.
who IA in attendance. says he has
very slight chance of recovering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
No Apprehension Here.

No apprehension IL felt b. any
Of tho local banks regarding the
financial conditions In Seattle. II
IL gsncFaliy stated that conditions
are such that the Wall ~. panic
will not cause the slightest ripple
In the local money market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

After as years OF office. r. r. Al
lison has announced his resigna-
ton of the post OF town clerk of
Loulh. Lincolnshire. England Mr.
Allison. who 10 az years OF age, is
one Of the most prominent men In
Louth. aud was for 81 years seere-
tary 90 the local gas company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

COLDFEI.D. New. Oct 23.-ln
defending her husband from as.
sauit Mrs Ethel Larsen. wlfs %
A Larson. shot and morthlly
wounded Michael Kennedy Rad
blood had existed between the two
men for some time aud Airs. lar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

RENO. New. Oct "a The STATE
Bank and Trust company. Of Carson
City. with branches at Manhattan.
ronopah and Goldfield. temporarily
suspended today The hank Off.
cialA claim that there are Sufficient
undivided profits on hand 10 pay
dollar Tor dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
srEbmBoAT LIsELEo.

The steamboat Pefdita was libel.
ed today on a $500 fine assessed
against II some months ago tor car.
rying explosives Illegally The own.
efs refused 10 pay the fine and the
libel proceedings were brought to.
day ln the federal court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

NEW YORK. Oct. a9.--Jaatice
Holt. Ot the United States dlatriet
court has appointed Edward G..
benedict receiver for Mayer & Co.
the brokers Who went 60 the wall
yesterday with liabilities Of So 5000.
600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

~ Oct ~. Hundreds
sEM ,u'' we're ga,hered around
l'geA.''. Il me main office ANA
. a'afs he knickerhocker
sss'Ass .,,, y his mornins, hours
fans en- ~. ssaal time for opening
sbs ~ . Ssu'' doomed to diaap-
= ~ = 1 was officially an
parln'sa..s, -. = business would not be
ESQ., MS mcralns Tue STAT
rssesa ,ssearsmeRs has taNsn
hsaslHs ~. - hank. Seme OF the
sssEss Became aemonstra'ise
ssgss'os. ..,,,es reserves were cali
sd y !, ~, laem
ID ~ y .s,s.e 81 the state bank
NJ go, 49, and tho attorney
INC lnto 4 conference this
sss.. 4 he question Of sees'ns
Fssaslsss At Work
-, Morgan and other Il.
wew al their offices as
49,. sssen oclcck ihis morn
~ Steps 20 prevent a panic
4 large preparatory stsrtssi
49, N the trust Company
$500 when tAe doors opened
.-.ins allowed closely By
= q rs branches
s.,vssrr q the Treasurer Cor
- a. the sub treasury
rsaas 10 unload money to
II A. elsarlng house banks u
..srs.lly admisged that all Dr.
Y. 4 lie clearing house Cor
-. vi remain al the sub tress
Al ay
s.sssnl TAorne q the Trust
~sas q America says his bank
: - al demands Cor funds 81
'.<srs.eS There are tll.ooo,ooo
1. rs.a ana branch offices. with
s~aa.ls II persons Al the win.
..IAdraxlng their S2yinEs
~. ne stock market openesl
..anssstioa al once set Ia.
/ s-sra Pacific quickly lost four
90 nd Delaware and Hudson
tNz1
\, Aid trust company has
,sr-x o savance si5.0oe.ooo %
: frsn Company % Amer.
Z rnA With the $1,000 00o In
= snas Fanlis. viii hs snffi.
=. ) meet al demands
1 ssrs auns Attempted.
/ nrs weFa slight runs on at
| M nesslared - being involved
1 - wuseus trouble
q. M On The Trust company
1 { lnaFsca was uninterrupted
/ Nsa tzeetors lael0ding w X
/ Inarsla. Eerr at the hank all
/ urng rvisg advice That thu
/ snng Ao4se iatends to protect
/ - h saaks vas shown when
| avs ancanced that three hanks
rxasns i the upheaval had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
H Meeting Today Board Of Health Received Assur-
aes Of Assistance From Prominent Japanese and
0Kse-1e Employ Number Of Additional In
yseias.

n bard oi health today. at =
psA mseting Al which Mayor
Aza aaa Chairman crichtun o.
= bald sna sanitation commit
= Aeie present. decided upon the
~ Flssfoaa aad Instant action %
Htni aay spread 81 bubunie
~ l1at NAY have secured a
s1ala q this city
representatives Of both the
Elaess and Chinese colonies a..
nd aad a The end Of the con.
Hsass 'old ihc members on The
NJ Aaasd that they might count
y Strongest cooperation from
, 70 aionlss
- japanese and Chinese aSso.
4nss q ne city viii hold meet
Z ~ eFe1ins. At which the in.
a'zz ron the board u health
explained and all asked 10
- can pHi4n
4 board decided 10 begin af
AZ the bounty ON rats
~ brought IN. Five cents
Faid for every rat brought
/ Aaeied with the location 81
4 s where taken.
mao CFschton told me
H.. nat he would advance
'as Of his oEu pockets until
sf appropriated b. the
va "a available
A"aFd appointed eight new
efa today uho we're al oncs
~ q % The work Of carry
q ne sanitary orders requir
sa'ste cleaning up u ali
49, and the surrounding oi
/ ~ wire netting
i , Oliver vas appointed
/ aspeiy Of the board 10 take
q ne examination % All
sought IN.
'oard yin. THIS afternoon
j construction Of a temB0r
.4'a'ng On the Union Paein,
- q King ~ FOR CARVING
r.Aalinasious Until Tits 4
n. me rats win be taken
-
IL -. !, asaaqnarters al Fourth az
/ 49,. representative whs
/ 49, siih The board we're Dr
|rasna shlra Fuiiaka edition
! "utth American Times. Dr
+ .aa z. T Takhashi Brenl
i y, 4, .as Oriental Trading com
L. 81 the Japanese ass0eia
] n. a !, Cinnamon preaeu.
! ~ IN heay. Louie Keay. an
- ~ Ton Gems. represeniins
W f'antile houses IN China
hsa 80 ~ preparing cirr1lari
sssl.,ssss i'sneae and Chinese 10 i,
II ss'.,. n The Oriental quaitei
=, 80 Ne repreasniaiives 80
sse sot into the hand
II. *, pa q hat Of ?. \. BROOK. :
%"N3hd hV. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

N9NHfNT" WFN' wv
LONDON. Oct %. The marriage
Of Miss Anne Breeze % Lord All.
stair Innes-K er. on October 10. was
the chief topic Of interest Tor the
early social season A number OF
society people returned 10 town
especially for the wedding
Lord Aiiataif % heir presumptive
to the Earl OF Roxburghe and has
served IN South Africa. Miss
Breeze was n member Of a we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
UHKHowH MAN KILLED.

An unknown man was injured In
"a logging camp ON the Columbia
4 Puget Bonnd railway this morn
Ing. and died while. being srOught
10 = hospital ia this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
Pltsseurn Esehana. cIe..,.

PlTTSBURG. Pa. Oct si.-Thc
fittsburg stock exchange was not
opened this morning. tho clearing
house having requested that Il ~.
main closed President Hall isaued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

Mr. He'll is one Of the California
congressman aud is on HIS present
tour Of the Puget Sound country
making preliminary arrangements
for the grand acrle which win be
held in Seattle Ia 1909.