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The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26
TOWN AND COUNTY
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Rats are multiplying IN Brook
haven.
Miss Lily RyaIs, of Biloxi, is
the guest of Mrs. Cosnahan.
Mr.. Higdon SumraIl spent Sun
day with his mother in Summit.
Streams of people come off the
trains, day after day, at this sta
tion.
Mrs. Lily Friou will leave next
week for visit to Virginia rela-
tives.
Mrs. w. II. FrizeII leaves to-
day for season at Browns
Wells.
Additional asphalt walks are
further beautifying the college
campus.
Mrs. HaIbert Addison, of Bel
zoni, is the guest of Brookhaven
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Parsons and little
daughter will leave tomorrow for
Browns Wells.
Mrs. j. A. Booker and little
Miss Maud Scott, of Jackson, are
guests of Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs. B. W. Mccormick will
entertain the Embroidery Club
next Tuesday afternoon.
Mines. Zwirn and Daniel left
Saturday for New Orleans. on ac-
count of the formers i'll health.
Mr. Ralph Butterfield was call
ed to Chicago by the critical i'll
ness of his father. He left Satur-
day.
Robert Carter, of Perks. Copi-
alb county, has been visitor to
Brookhaven. He was delighted
with our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fldler and their
handsome little son, Marion, left
yesterday for Memphis, to be
away until Fall.
Hon. j. A. NauI distinguished
himself at the Baptist church last
Sunday, by ably conducting the
quarterly review, in the absence
of the superintendent.
Mrs. John p. Eldred and Miss
Lulah Ragsdale came up from
Fernwood yesterday to be present
at the annual celebration of the
PeripatetIcs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, who have
been boarding at Mrs. Redding's,
will leave this week for Browns
Wells and will, later, go to house
keeping at the residence of Mr..
Ernest Parsons.
Our young friend, M. V. Kees,
is now located in the express
business at Harriston, his health
demanding the change from the
Delta country. Mr.. Kees has
been located at CIarkesdale.
Every one interested in fine
stock is cordially invited to call
around to Anderson's Stable and
see the great trotting stallion Roy
al Coat. Record 2.13, can 60
mile in 2.10. Will be in city 2
weeks. Owned by Mr.. X. M.
Smith of Fayette, Miss, Missis-
sippi's greatest fox hunter and
stock raiser.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26

Hear Mr.. Thomas, candidate for
Governor, at Court House tomor-
row night.
Miss Hazel Robertson, Of Mo
Comb, is the guest Of her aunt.
Mrs. John r. Seavey.
Mrs. Willie Bee and little son
left yesterday to spend the sum-
mer at Dardanelles, Ark.
Miss Mary McNair returned
Monday from delightful visit
of several days to Magnolia.
Hon. e. N. Thomas, candidate
for Governor, will speak at the
Court House tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Bee have re-
turned from New Orleans. Rob
ert is improved and encouraged
by his trip, we are glad to learn.
The big barbecue and political
rally will take place at Preptiss
tomorrow. Brookhaven will be
we'll represented.
1t is now given out that work
on Brookhaven's new depot will
soon actually begin. So mote 1t
be. We have been very patient.
Mrs. Geo. w. Ard pleasantly
entertained a large crowd of
friends last night in honor of her
guest, Miss Verna Hackett, of
Port Gibson.
Mr.. VIM. Davis of the Brook
haven Bank. and mis- friend, Prof.
Hopkins, will leave on the fourth
of July for points east and north.
They will join the ''20th Century
Tourists Club in New Orleans
and go direct to Norfolk, thence
to Washington and New York,
spending several weeks. They
will return by steamer to New
Orleans. We wish them safe
and pleasant journey.
Misses Elizabeth and Ida Kirk
patrick and their aunt, Mrs. An
thony Fly, of McComb, were Wis
itors at Mrs. Brady's home yes
terdaY and were interested and
appreciative guests of the Peripa-
tetics last evening at their enter
tainment. These young ladies en-
Joy the prestige of being Boston
Conservatory alumnae and have
distinguished themselves as musi-
clans. After the program. last
evening they delighted the fortu-
nate company present at Mrs.
Brady's with vocal and instru-
mental selections that charmed
every listener.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26
Alderman |. Il. Baggett from the Third

1t is now Hon. L. H. Baggett,
Alderman from the Third Ward,
Mr.. Baggett having been elected
to this Office without opposition
at the special election held yester-
day, to fill out the unexpired term
of Alderman Chris Larsen, lately
resigned.
Mr.. Baggett is one of the most
solid, clear-headed, upright citi-
zens and business men Brook
haven can boast, and his choice
as Alderman is something of
which not only his own ward but
the entire city may well feel
proud.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26
Citation Notice.

THE STATE OF MTSSIssIpPT.
To Mrs. Ila Armstrong and Homer Me(,ehee.
non7FeSldents, whose post-Ofilee address is
Angie N fhe State or Territory OF Oklahoma
You are commanded to apuear hefora the
Chnncery Court OF the County of Lincoln il ssil
State on the third Monday 10 October, I907. to
defend the suit In said Court Of Mrs. Maggie
wherein yuu are defendants.
This, the 10Th day Of June, A. D. 1907.
r. W. McNATk. Clerk
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26
Destroy Much shoe Leather.

Every day the Inhabitants OF the
United Kingdom wear away s1.OOO.OO0
worth Of shoe leather.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26

The east-bound freight train leaves Brook
haven at 100 a. m. All freight intended for this
train must be at the depot by 300 O'Clock the
evening before.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
lilo! for the jamestown
Exposition.
West Bound
East Bound

Round trip tickets Brookhaven to
jamestown Exposition will be on sale
as follows:
CO. IN Coach Excursions on Apr.
.4AZskV 25. 80, and each Tuesday
until Nov 26. Good 10 days for return
CO TX Sold daily April 30 to Nov.
4LOsI0 80, good Is days for return.
T2E IN Sold daily April 10 to Nov.
4JJsUV 80. good 60 days for return
not to exceed Dec. Is, 1907.
GA1 LE Sold daily April 10 to Nov.
QAfAsUJ 80, 1907. Good Dec. Is for
return.
Tickets should be arranged for dur
ing business hours, s am. to 6 pm.
For full particulars, apply
G. W. BELL, Ticket Agt. |. {. R. R.
BrOOkhayen, Miss.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26

Miss Floyd WiIIoughby attend
ed the Humphreys Wilson we'd
ding at Lexington, one Of the
most brilliant social events ii the
history Of Central Mississippi.
Miss Floyd was one of The lovely
bridesmaids of the occasion.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26
Appetiz-
ing Lunches.
Are Just the Thing for Hot
Days. You can have them
easily, quickly, if you let Us
suggest the things for you.
For example:
A Delicious Salad:

Take 10 cup vinegar. IL teaspoonful mustard
ana tablespoonful butter let them boil and
then add eggs beaten with II cup of sugar
stir till it thickens; when cold boil 8 fair sized
potatoes till tender, not mealey, and when cold
cut in cubes and salt and turn the dressing over
them, and over the top lay sliced hard-bolled
eggs.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26

The Leader has the circulation.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Illinois Central r. r.

Trains now pass Brookhaven as fol
10uc.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1907-06-26

Ingredients for the Salad:
Best Southern Grown Potatoes, Dry and Mealey.
Best Eggs, from. nearby Poultry Farms.
Durant Creamery Butter, at 15c pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
| 7 D
MARI
william Shuman Says He
VIII Not Accept Annie
Walker as His Wife.

= viii not marry Annie Walker
Tomorrow VIII see that she IL
provided money with which 20 be
hAiled out Of iail. hut further than
that there VIII be nothing doing"
fhis was the statement made this
afternoon az the Providence haH-
ai,al BY William ahumau. who was
shot by Annie Walker in the hut
ier hotel Monday afternoon after
bis refusal 10 marry the girl lmme.
diately.
"oacc before Miss walker said
she would shoot nae. Later she car
rtcd her threat into execution. II l.
AL or now" continued Shu-
faau Il believe that she Intended
% kill ne and then take eafbollc
acid herself and end her ilfc ca
h~r dressing table. Monday after
nom. MAS bottle % earbolie acid
No. thu frat shot AID not hlt the.
but shr seeond and THIRD did Will
leave the hospital tomorrow MORN
ing. possibly this afternoon. ana re
turn "a racama
Miss Walker 10 still az the coun.
~ ialt itor mother visited her
from Tacoma this morning aud the
Ereetlns VAS affeetianata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
. = . 1850 q q . q 4 y
|. ON THE FRONT .
! . . = q . . = 4 4 = = 4 4 4 \

Tho steamer Santa Clara of the
Northwestern Steamship company,
Ii due IN sail for Valdez and Seward
tomorrow afternoon II 2 O'Clock.
The Cottage CITY sails for SkBg
way tomorrow night
Steamer Saratoga f. due 70 ar
rive In port from Valdez late to
night
Schooner Emily .keed has left the
dry dock al Eagle Harbor. where
she was beinF repaired and has
gone 10 Tacoma 10 take on q cargo
Of lumber for san Pedro.
Il was reported AZ the offices Of
the Alaska Steamship company this
morning that the steamer froquois.
which left New York for Puget
sound several days ago. had arrived
az 81 Lucia.
Steamer fairhaven. OF thn Island
Transportation company. will be
placed on the King 4 winge ways
al West Seattle Sunday night 20 be
given a thorough overhauiing
The snnEboai skAEtt arrived last
nixht from the Nooksack river.
where she was held b. the ice for
several days II was necessary for
the crex 10 dynamite the ics In Of
der 60 lei the boat down the stream
l. n. Gray stated this morning
that. In order 10 secure coal for the
steamer Melville Dollar. now AZ
Nanaimo. a. G, Il would be neees-
sary FOR the Uray Steamship com
pany 20 change her register from
coasiwise 60 foreign
Steamer State 81 Washington. OF
the Inland Navigation company,
which was badly smashed on the
Duwamish river during the recent
floods, was today placed on the dry
dock NJ Moraus 20 be given a thor
ough oyerhaulinK The Port OR.
chArd will also BE- put on dry dock
10 be converted into a scow and
her boilers. which viii be removed.
viii be placed Ia the new steamer
Tourist. 10 be operated by the In
land Navigation company.
=. c. Harper. collector Of Gus
toms. leaves for Washington. y. C,
Saturday 20 recommend the build
ing of = customs building In this
city 20 the treasury department
Steam schooner Washington sails
for san Francisco tonight with esq.,
0g0 feet Of lumber and IS passen-
gers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
1T is NOT A JOKE
AMY LONGER

About four months ago q special
session OF the board OF public
works was held In the office OF the
secretary OF the board. when an ap.
preparation for the purchase OF a
new door mat for the office Of the
mayor was solemnly made The
proper Authorization vas made
out aud turned over TO the purchas-
ing agent but the door mat has not
been forthcoming
Yesterday the chairman Of the
hourd stood by while the ianlior of
the city hall building took rule
and measured the front entrance OF
the main building for a wiro-woven
mat 10 take the place of the anti
quated thing over which for years
nncountable. the feet OF the popu-
lace have trod hurriodly, 90 pay
their taxes and water rents So
many foot have come and gone
across that old door mat that il has
worn a hole 80 large that the only
way any use can be made OF Il
longer o. 20 push II towards one
side and tramp across the one good
end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
RAIN RAISES
MUCH HAVOC

Tho heavy raina last night PLAYED
havoc with urcn bitches about the
city, who're underground work IA In
progress. On Marion 81. hotween
Third and Fourth avs. was a deep.
open conduit and iafre mauholc.
The latter about Il feet square and
or 10 feet deep Both we're
fillod up nearly flusn with the sur.
face Of the ground BY the earth
cavinE In.
A good deal If earth eaved In on
the foundation work that Il Ia
progress on The new city buildings.
gotag un az fIfth av aud fealer
way. and the first thing that had
10 b. done thla morning by the
woFkmen was 90 shovel out the
trenches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
LOCAL FLASHES
clasa Qlven co Daya

Glass Given 90 Days
" q. Glass. uho has been IN
the county Jail the past six weeks.
charged aith forgery. was this
morning taken before Judge Morris,
pleaded guilty and wah sentenced to
SO days IN the county jail
nisnelI's Body Here.
The body of W v. nlaneli. the
NTH smploya who Nna drowned IN
the sammamish river 81 Monahan
several days ago. was this mora
inr resolved al the undertaking par
lofs Of HutfefwoFth a Sons. No AZ
ranEements have bren made Tor the
funeral
Joseph Temsnsky Dies.
uaiisruorth a sons this morning
rscaiyed word that the body %
lasanh Tsmnnhky. who died In fsoA
AnKeioa. vii arrive here February
6 Mr TognenSky IA well known
among the socks and walters of
Seattle. The union viii take charge
az the funeral arrangements
Chamber May Take Hard.
n the city council cannot approve
a superintendent Of streets the
Chamber Of Commerce will take the
matter up. This vas announced ~
the meeting yesterday BY y v.
baker. who brought 10 lghi the do
piorable condition Of the streets
and urged that the chamber take
the matter IN hand.
Tases Tumble From Dock.
Frank Brown. a seaman on the
collier Mackinaw. while attempting
TO so aboard last night In an IN.
toRieased condition. fell 20 the wa
ter beneath. striking on = boom los
and sustaining serious Injuries He
vas taken 90 Proyidence hospital.
v. N. c. A. Boys % Hike.
The boys Sunday club Of the Y.
". G. a. will take hike Saturday
- Renion. A start viii be made
AZ 50 81 a. m.. the boys taking their
lunches with them The coal mines
aud glass works viii be visited.
Edwards Pleads Guilty.
y l. Edwards pleaded guilty be
fore Judge Morris this morning 70
the charge Of obsnining money IN
der false pFetepaes. and received a
fall sentence 81 90 days
Passed a Dad Cheek.
Information charging Pred Hol
MGR, alias John Siater, with forgery
was filed In the prosecuting attor-
usY's office this morning Holmer
tried to pass = cheek for So at
tho Last Chance saloon January Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
SHUFELDT WILL
HAS BEEN FILED

property n to be- made.
To his daughter. Mary 3. Hart
ahofne. $4,000 IN money To his
daughter. Emeline y Hughes, an
undivided onehalf interest In the
net income Of the Butler block In
Seattle, on which the Butler hotel
ln now located Edwin Hughes,
husband Of Emellne 4 BugheH. and
w. d ie shufeldt. are appointed ~
trustees Of the Butler block during
the life Of Mrs. Hughes. aud AZ her
death. II there are children aurviys
Ing the block Ia 10 be decided TO
them when they retain their ma
joflty. II no children should sur
yive the property Will divert 20 the
next nearest relatives The do
ceased was resident Of wiseon-
ala. aud leaves large estate In
that state. aa we'll az tho property
ia Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
LICENSED 70 WE'D

Marriage licenses were issued 10.
day az follows
f.ambkln Hulhsfn ~ Fred Allen
l.ambkln. %. Seattle. 10 Henrietta
E MuihorD. Ballard.
Endrea. Weilnof George hndfea,
20. Seattle. to Lena Wellner. ~. Be-
attla.
Hasty.Cilmer- Jesse J. Iiasty. ~,
Seattle. 10 Blanche L. Climer, ls.
Seattle
Regan Boyd Fred Regan. ~. An
ae0rtea. 10 Maggie Boyd. -. Ana
COftoH.
HiekaRaatz Sam - Hicks, a..
Southeast Seattle. 10 Mary I Raafz.
~. Seattle.
Fitzgerald Mnlloy $. f'itz'
gerald, Is. Ballard. 10 Elizabeth l..
Malloy. ~. ballard
INLAND Downlc-Wm INLAND, 81.
Tacoma. 10 Mall.on Downie. IS, Ia
coma.
Horst Prokop p Horst. ~.
Seattle. TO Margaret u. Prokop. ~,
Seattle.
Hishlmoto Ragata TskulurD
Ninhimoto. &c. Riverside. Cal. 10
Tsui Nagata. ~. japan.
Tsnruda hlmizu-~lehigoro Taur-
uda. 40. Woodland. Cal. To Tsumo
ahimlxu. ~. Japan,
WOlfson Friedman - David l.,
woifson. 80. ST. Louis. 10 Esther =
Friedman. 20. Seattle.
Tanaka. Sakai- YaHutarO Tanaka.
%. Traplca. Cal. 10 Tsuta Sakai,
~. japan,
Yamashiroya.ishada - Yonokiehi
YamaHhiroya, %. Los Angeles. Cal.
10 Hatsu Ishada. Il, Japan.
kofuAwano lildctaro kofu, ~.
Dinuba. Cal. 10 Hino Awano. 2s,
Japan.
Nakamura- -KiYemon Max
amura, 90. Dlnuba, Cal, 10 Chika
Nogai. ~, Japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
rOUNTERFEITER
HAS CONFESSED

that having the tools In hia pos
session Naa punishable to the Same
deEfee a. though b. had made use
~ thom The maximum penalty foe
Tits affvnae " 10 years az hard
labor aud taseoe fine. Mauians viii
have a hearing before United
states Commissioner kictvr tomat.
row az 4 o'elock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
BUILDING new
FREIGHT DEPOT

r. u Stewart snEtnssF ~ The
uFeal SofthsFn railroad. has ashed
the board q psahlic wurks Eos the
privileges ~ raHnuxins 1.as0 aabic
yards II earth FROM Thifd az. be-
tween ZINE ard stewart sta 81
Stewart wants 10 ssA fhe sarth FOE
flilng "a sha stuanas areunf the
new NnFfhsra raeIfie Freight house.
which l. being crested On the tide
fats Tit. rev balldinx ts conn-
iafpaft ~ the present butidinsa n
the freight departments Of the two
ruAas u would probably eens thn
city tsa9 - remove the dirt which
ths raiiraaa wants. II contracted IN
tha aaaal way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
OUT
BY HARTMAN
IserIpp. Telegraph Services,

San Francisco. Jan. ai.-Freight
Traffic Manager Ionee. Of the
Southern Pacific. ard X A. Ora
ham. who formerly operated the
original Oregon steamship line. but
was forced out OF business BY the
Hartman lines. were examined ~
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Lane today. Jones profeased Is.
noranee Of the general business OF
hla department aud nothing Valnas
bile wns elected from him. Graham
admitted that be owed owners OF
the vessels which he had chartered
large sum. bat was unable 70 pay
because Hartman drove him out
Of business He said he would pay
when Hartman paid what he owed
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
CITY HALL EMPLOYEES
HAVE THE GRIP

Comptroller Harry Carroll has been
~ for q few days also.
Special Attorney Gleason who +
eodlfYing the rliy laws has not h9rn
around Tor several daya owtng 10
sickness. and Miss Stream. atenos
ranher 10 the city engineers office,
il II home quite ~ Among the
oouncslmen nf. CFlehten and Mr.
Hurd have bean enjoying severe
colaa
NJ. y. Grant manager Of the Seat
he Stone a Webster company has
been lll Cor many days and II not
expected TO get oat for another
week. perhaps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
TENIn1 COAL Is NOT
FOR SEATTLE

]. c. Ford. president of The Ia.
cific Coast Steamship company. and
vice president II tho Pacific Coast
company. stated IN an Interview
this morning that The latter CON
pany was not receiving any add.
tionai coal supply.
~ f. true that Ne have leased
a mine az Teniuo.~ stated SIR. Ford.
hut the output from II 10 small. and
vii be al seeded for the Portland
end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
.saFsrEo YESTERDAY
s.s an. roots IN AIS eossr :.
wsa sAces LONG TURN IN
selsoN'

-. MAajalis. The man a.
A.'.s,ss,sas b. poiIfe estls'i 8
F''' s.slns seanlefteillas te,,is =
= ~. ...,sa. vas this u'eftlns
ses 70 the United s,a w..
49,. offlee a. a eetaiis'ns
.1' = i, captain lleil' head et
.,efet sef*ies -. "A
...'.s yesterday afternoon q.
~. ~. Z captain issll that he haa
~ -. = ! aAke soius hut des'sfss
800 \. - res - Car manufactures
...ellne furnace which he
~ s.'ssas At the Seattle iiari
= ss..pAay. a. also ne .fasie'e.
s,is ,. -. Il stewart s Holmes.
49, - A. fos u,aksns niekles. had
- Z, - used. The dollar die
~ sAoNs mueh ussse Maus
ss :. "a captain i'ell that h.
a. latter from man
- '..se Bell stated this mefnins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
wooococK's BLuFr WORKED.

Mia tuspector wpoaeaek. ~hen
he reached the Peter Serena dairy
farm yesterday 10 $50 heN veil TIE
place had t'e~n cleaned az, found Il
ss Hptr ead snan AZ epuia he Al
though without authority tn the
matter q act. Mr. Wnedcoek says
that e PAYS 10 % little blaffins
IN such instances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
CALIFORNIA WILL NOT
OPPOSE JAPANESE

10 present CALIFORNIA; side ~ the
Japanese question. but the repub'
licana opposed him.
Immediately upon the converting
of the legislature the message from
the governor was presented. Ia &C
cordance with the request 81 the
California delegation sent last
night The governor asked that all
legislative action on the lspaners
question be deferred for the pres
ent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
Y. n. c. a. MINING TALK.

The next 4. NJ. c. A. lecture Ga
mfalag wtll be held In the asao.
citation building Saturday evening
az : o'cioek. The aubIecg vlll be
.svciu Structure aud ore Deposits
aud the Instructor. Edward FLAX. =
weii knoAu local minlug engineer.
siii make the talk Of practical IN
terest BY explaining the scientific
formation % Gro veins and the maa.
nsr in which deposits are formed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
NEWMAN ARRESTED
FOR ESpECToRATtNo.

William Newman. a cabinet max
81 81 the firm Of Gorham & Weber,
and livsnT IN Lakewood. was arrest
"a this morning on a charge of eN'
pectnratinE lu q street cat The
officer Who made the arrest stated
that he watched the man for some
time before making the arrest. The
offsuae occurred on car 81 the old
Henton line Newman vas released
on his personal cagnikancc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
MRS. Z. 8. HueHUs. A pAuoH
rGR LIVING IN SEATTLE
MENTIONED IN THE PAPERsl

The VIII OF the lato iienrI a.
ahufnldl. Of Ocnnomuwoc, WiHk wac.
fllod In the probate department of
the superior court this morning Is
the terms Of the will all real and
personal property dlxerta 10 HE
vile Illa two sisters. lellen -
Pickering and Mary g. Talmage, arei
bequeathcd $4,000 cash each A sis
terin.law. Frances ] aehufelii, Is
siven s2.O0o. and 10 his two dangh
tera. Mary shnfcldt ilartshone
aud Enellhe \ lluFhea. Of Seattle
$4,000 cash each ID given
AZ the death af hia wife the fol.
lowing provision aud distribution of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
FoRoER WILL BE TAKEN
BACK To SPOKANE

Howard Morrison. alias Manieil,
alias Marsden. who was arrested
several days ago 90 a charge Of for
gary In Spokane. will be taken tn
Spokane tomorrow hy Detective
Miles. Of that city. who arrived IN
Seattle today Morrison claims 10
be q well known magazine writer.
and minated 30 a friend once that
he collaborated with Clyde Fitch
IN tho laiier's comedy. The Lion
and the Lady"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
SEVERE COLDS LAY The mEh
UP At THEIR HomEs-oTh.
gRs AaG COMPLAINING.

The regular force around city hall
ls aimoat broken IN two. b the pre-.
vaienee 81 sickness Aaps l. II.
Yaauga % the light and water 40.
paftmsnia has been very sick for a
week and IL sslli coafined Within
doora Yesterday he attended the
session az the board 81 nabllc
works. but returned home smme.
liIaseiy after II adjourned. city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
Record Of osa,ha.

Deaths we're registered today AZ
follows
PaEh-E u Pugh. 90. January "a.
az mouth OF skaeit river.
EcheueFman Christian Scheuer.
man. ". January 81. az 3z32 nth
av. W.
Smith VIVA Smith. 2 montha.
January -. AZ 2as Seventh ay
Erickson Johanna Erickson. 90.
January ~. AZ ifa Jones' st
Thompson Nancy n Thompson,
5s. January 30. al 1905 g5th az.
Hickox irwin Hiekox, 81. Jan.
uarY -. AZ KinF County hospital.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
tserlpp. Telegraph ssrvlss.l

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. H.
The senate this morning Withdrew
the resolution requesting Calitor'
MAS congressional delegation TO
oppose tho naturalization o. Japan,
ene.
A democratic senator introduced
a resolution calling on the governor
to appoint the attorney general a
special counsel TO SO Co Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
GARBAGE QUESTION: roslcsr.

me municipal gsrhage question
w4fi BE discussed tonight Mem
bsfn ~ the cnuncii stated today
that very probably the plans Of city
Engineer Thom3on would be fol-
iaued out aud me garbage cgsuia-
tory us built fifst before other plans
ara d5es aNmHf.