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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
WATCH FOR
SMUGGLERS

Instructions were issued to mo
immigration office at Pier 3 today
to keep watchful eye on the
steamers Jeanio, Nucatan and Port
land. which are due from the
north. The Jeanie is to come IN 90.
morrow and the Yucatan and Port.
land WIN follow few days later
~ ia thought by United States nis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
BOY
is BEATEN

A crowd OF Young hoodlums last
evening assaulted Wing GONG.
Chinese student rs years Of age
Gong Was bound for the mission
school conducted in the pariors Of
The First Presbyterian church. and
after turning the corner 81 Fourth
av and Madison a. tho crowd a..
tackled him
Wings efforts 10 escape punish
meut were mnavailinE and when he
started 10 hRht ho was quickly put
down and out Dr Buckley dressed
the cuts and bruises ON the yourg
mans face and sent him home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
wYMAN is STILL
IN COUNTY JAIL

Watson $. Wyman. charged with
having cmbezzled s2i,o00 from the
California Saw Works is still az
the county jail, Bail in the sum Of
10000 was offered yesterday hut re-
fused by Prosecuting KtlofncY
Macintosh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
DISEASED MAN TO
BE- DEP0RTED

Martin brandon. a young NoFwc-
CLAN. alleged to be diseased alien
and chafEed with illegally Ealnlus
Ambulance 10 the United States
will BE- deportrd Immigration In
Hpectnr Fisher and =. 4 Steele
leave fof Boston Sunday with their
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
RACES AND WHISKY
AND Then. Death
MINISTER
ENTERTAINED

Gen MortcEa Khan, Persian min.
lister 70 the United States. was en-
tcrtalncd at luncheon a, the Rainier
club yesterday by J.. A. Nadeau,
vice president OF the Chamber Of
Commerce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
RUNNING ON THIRD AVENUE.

Capitol ilill cars which have been
running on Second av.. are now be-
lug operated ON Third ay. passen.
gors Tor the depot and South Sc
atlle are required 30 walk one block
until The line from Third nv. 10 the
kiuR ~ depot IN completed
Carr on the Bellevue Summit line
were running yesterday for the first
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
ARE NOT STEALING MAURY ISLAND

County Assessor Railshack. OF
Pierce county. was Ia Seattle yes.
terday lie denied the truth Of the
rumor that summer residents from
Tacoma are attempting 90 bring
about a secession Of MaurY island
from King county and annex It
20 Pierce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
THIS Is GOING SOME

SPOKANE. Aug. 81. Married
two days, then seeking a divorce
II the novel ease Of sena Pauls0n.
Davidson. young ana pretty
blonde she claims that she waa
married 70 Harry Davidson.
travelling man The second day be
attempted TO secure her money
that ahc had IN a bank but was
unsuccessful lie left saying that
he would send for her later II -
atlls later and nothing dolug. She
has sued for a divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
al TOW IS
IMMUNE

the Alton IL immune from proseeu-
ton was practically confirmed here
today coming from the highest au-
thorlty although that official is I'M
willing 20 announce this publicly.
The case will be called and the
prosecution dismissed next Tues
day This immunity extends TO all
railroads that have been charged
with giving rehatese 20 the Stand.
ard oil company Ia connection
with cases now pending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
JUDGE DICKINSON
TO VISIT HERE

Juage J ~ Dickinson. president
ui the American BAR association.
and spoken 81 as possible preaidcn-
tai timber on the democratic ticket.
vii be IN Seattle 10 about a week
Judge Dlckinaous family Is nov 10
Seattle. living al 1903 Madison "
and the Judge expects 20 join them
about the time Secretary Taft Is
here His visit at such a time is
taken a. having more ftan ordinary
political aiguifieaure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
M ETCALF is
I'M HURRY

Secretary Meicalf Of the navy %
partmens. VII not waste any time
In Seattle upon Bis arrival here
September 9, u has been arranged
that be wiii leave his train and
hasten Immediately to a waiting
tug which viii convcY him 70 Brem
ert0n. the scene q bis iabors. for
a couple 81 days
There Will be- bat acsnt time IN
which 90 discuss the drydoes ritna.
ton with Aetraif In THIS city. but
the natter may be taken up for a
short time AZ nremcrt0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
SENTRY SHOOTS
MA VAL FIREMAN

i.efebvre Was very SUE al the
time. and q Is asserted that while
he WAS lying on the ground with
INK With the circulating pain Of
his wounds. the man who fired the
fatal shots roughly ordered him 10
get up and walk 30 headquarters
Stevens has been stationed here
but six moniha Five months ago
he was placed Ia the hospital. anf
fering from spinal meningitis. and
remained there three months before
being discharged Il II said that
his mind was affected BY the suf
feriugE
stevens. Immediately after the
shooting. Was placed IN tho guard
house lie was later released. but
again placed In confinement after
the fireman died
The.of0cial board Of inquiry held
an Investigation yesterday. but
nothing Will be made public for
some days II IL the general belief
that the sentry's action viii be up
held
Feeling Of hnimoaltY.
There II a feeling Of aalmoslty
between the marines and the blue
Jackets that dates back for yenrs
The sailors. while In port at navy
Yards. are IN a large measure. sub.
iect 10 The direction aud authority
OF the marines. who are really the
yard policemen This has caused
the ill feeling, although Il has not
been pronounced Every marine at
the yard. however. condemns the
action OF Stevens Ia the strongest
terms.
u is believed that the tragedy Of
Wednesday may result In an order
from the department, closing ali the
saloons In Bremerton, five I'm mum.
Der. IL June. 1908. there we're 10
of these resorts In operation there,
and the department ordered that
they be all closed. and for eight
months there we're no open bars
at the navy yard Later. the order
Was modified. and five saloons were
permitted 10 do business, but they
wers distrleted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
COUNTESS FLEES
FROM HUSBAND

and too proud 10 wire 10 her moth.
er. Ia Pennsylvania, for money. she
went 10 work IN a glove factory at
Manila. Finally by work. aud
through the aid OF American friends,
she secured enough for passage
second class on the fremont. Capt.
Garlick took particular care of her
on the voyage as Manila acquaint.
ances told him that Il was prob.
able that she would attempt sui
eide, fearing that she would be
forced to return 70 her husband,
who Is a half caste native. The
countess made many friends at Ia.
coma and then left for her mothers
home. To acQuaintances she made
while IN Tacoma she told OF many
indignities suffered az the hands
OF her Filipino husband. She is
a fluent conversatioualist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
10y United Presa)

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. Aug. ST.
After nearly six years Of married
life as the wife OF Count Juan De
lns Torres. OF Manila. Countess
Frances Holmes Torres. hcircss 40
the Holmes millions. has returned
90 her mothers home 20 begin ac-
ton for the annuiment OF the mar
riaRe The countess declares that
her husband has another wife liv.
ing.
Countess Frances Holmes is "a
most beautiful woman. She came
from Manila ON the last trip Of the
steamer fremont. and for u week
visited at the home of Cart Gar.
lick at Tacoma who Is master Of
the fremont The countess loft
her husband several months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
DIVORCE CAUSES DEATH

sP0K ANE. Aus si.--Aftor arga.
inH sin bic faihcrin law Samuel
Brown over hts wlfe's contemplat
I'd SUIT for divorce. Aiouzo Nor
man dropped dead. evidently OF
heart failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
BOY run
over

Joseph Vero. 70 years old. OF 2lla
Third av4 was run over by Cedar
a. car No $40. az noon today, and
had his left leg crushed 80 'as to
necessitato ampntnlion.
The boy was riding a bicycle
along First av. going north when
opposite University a. he attempt
cd to keep pace with Il northhound
Cedar a. car. and caught hold OF
A. Ills bicycle slipped from under
him and the boy fell under tho
wheels OF the car. llo was taken
TO the Pacific hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
GOES TO RAlaiEs.aRANo.

Louis y stone. Who has bcsn
Connected wifh the Butter hotel u.
take a similar position at the Rain
flee Tor the last two months. viii
ierGraua Hotel September 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

ms tnited PFessl
WASHINGTON. Aug. SLIT Is
understood that Attorney General
llonapartc has decided that the
Chicago q Alton has gained immun.
~ from prosecution for giving re
bates 10 the Standard OIL A form
al decision VIII be announced next
week.
CHICAGO. Aug. st.-The wash.
lnEton dispatch TO the effect that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
FORGER BENEFICIARY
OF A STRANGE WILL

will. Eynnreilato became worse
and uls3a tbs advice 81 tho phyHl,
elan eks sent 10 the county hos.
pltai nt GcogKetown. Like other
county prisoners he was there
placed 81 the cell ward and given
medieat attendance
Gets Power o. Attorney.
Mns.ay was released and on "A.
gnat -. accompanied 81 Attorney
Il n Wrestling proceeded - the
cpunty hospital whore the power
% attorney wss signed OF AZ least
this r. where MRrkay says II was
signed Tic Instrument bears the
uoiafiai stamp 81 Nr. Wrestling
ard j. made out "a due legal fornl
The negiaawra and other yainabl
pap@rF had aeen taken along 60
the hospital when EFansellsto WIS
moves ara Markay secured posses.
slnn % them from th. hospital au.
fhofiiiea.
This poser ~ attorney bears the
aixHaisFes of EvanEellsio. which
nc Declared Ga hla letter was forged
Marhs9 hnd Mf MiuatllnF. and Il
Witnessed By = G. Mcfiarg. The
latter i nos awaiting a hearing IN
the coaasy court on IN emb~xrle.
men' chafgc arising oat ~ some
trouble ever insurance matters
MrlfaFK Vas also interviewed YES.
tcrday az he is cat CA bail. and
sirenunaHiy insisted that avers
fhinE about the vii and tho power
81 attorney vas genuine.
sttenp, = sale.
Armed wifh thls pouer ~ attor.
nrf. WientiluR and Mackay started
uaf % snIl EvanFrlialoM Grecn
Lake home and Through G. VI. Nor.
90. q real estate dealer AZ 1911
Mesdl@wn av.. bad obtained pnr
ehhsers ~ The persons 81 John and
fiiza Baker Tho price vas 10 he
$500 and 500 Deposit money lad
been paid Down
Evanweiisin had previously hsr
fuNed sum ~ lnoney from Coun
Gilman Murphy and osrd : balance
Of more than $500 wirsfllng
asked Murphy 20 asrm deed ns.on
payment ~ this money and before
the signature had been obtained
Mr Mnrphy received the letter
from Esansellftn in the county jall
and Immediately turned the entire
matter over 20 ar nemsbSrs. his
attorney Dir Homsbergs attemp,
feaiefda3 g. have the letter placed
o. file failed bat Attorney West.
liug declared that he Intended 10
iiie The piil and power ~ attorney
VITA Efanwellsto Ga route 10 the
asylum. q WIN be necessary for the
court "a appoint 40 administrator
Attorney Wrestling Says he "a coins
20 continue the fight for the es
tate g far a. known Eyanaelistc
has no relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

parents as being less than four
and one-half feet tain with black
hair and blue eyes lie wore a
blue wool sweater and dark. mixed
gray trousers and light telescope
hat. size q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

Examinations for persons desir
Ing certificates as certified public
accountants win be held under The
auspices OF the State Board OF Ac.
countancy IN This city on Septem.
Der 8, 0 and Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
Waller Ping, Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Prng,
MysteriOusIy Disappears on Thursday Morning and
No Trace Of Him Can Be Found.

tttttt ttttttt ttttt ~ ~ = 4
today Prng, father Of the missing boy, =
received a postal card IN strange handwriting saying
- In Tacoma viii write long letter y
walter
The handwriting a an older boy and the
postal father believe that his boy has been kid
mapped v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

trict Attorney sullivan that there
are large number OF Japanese
seal poachers on board and the gov.
ernment is after them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

Missing since early Thursday
morning. Walter Prlng, the l2Year
old son Of Mrs and Mrs. Fred O
PrinF. 1885 Woodlawn Park av, Sc
being sought throughout the city
and suburbs
Two anxious nights and days
have been spent by the parents in
uurriug effort 10 find some trace
oi the son who lefi home Thursday
morning. with 30 word 10 show
that be aid not intend TO return
The police have also aided In the
search. but an efforts have been
frultlcss No clue has been dlscov-
cred. with the exception 81
chance remark, which indicates
that the bog may have been de-
ooYed on board a vessel and taken
from The city
Worked ~ Bon Marehe.
Walter sent TO work two weeks
ago az the Ron Marchc. Thursday
morning be left home at 40
O'Clock Ia catch his car.
lie sure 70 have d good dinner
for me tonight" be said 20 his
mother. on leaving.
he has not been seen or heard
from since by relatives or friends.
ne did not report 90 the Bon Mar.
che Tor work that morning and has
not drawn the money due him
thero lie also left all the other
money he p0ssesaed IN a drawer al
home with the exception 81 20
cents which ho took with him FOR
lunch and carfare when he left
home Thursday.
When Waiter failed 20 return
Thursday his parents made anx.
iona inquiry OF All friends Of the
family without result Friday
morning the police were notified
and search made including the
bospisala All day yesterday the
parents sought their boy and last
might hired q launch and visited
she camps on Lake Washington
hut with no success.
One Possible Clue.
The one possible clue 10 the
boys disappearance consists Of a
remark made by him to Mrs r
France. wife Of Or. r. France.
who lives in the neighborhood. 10
whom be said that be had visited
the docks Wednesday night. and
that a man on a boat had given
him all The bananas he could eat
Ills parents fear that be returned
"a The vessel. was lured aboard and
taken out 10 sea
Walter Pring Is described BY his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
l.. MALACHOWSKY
 DIED SATURDAY
Was an Old and Highly Respected Git izen of This City-Leaves Wife and Three Children, Besides
 Other Relatives.

Louis Malachowsky, 5S years old, one of the oldest and best known residents of this city, died at his home, No. 1903 West Second avenue yesterday afternoon at o'clock. His death was a surprise, notwithstand- ing the fact that he had been in feeble health for some weeks.
 The deceased leaves a wife and three children: Ike Malachowsky, of McGehee, Ark, Charles Malachows- ky, of this city, and Miss Florence Malachowsky, of this city. Two sisters living at Alexandria,, La., one sister at Los Angeles, Califor- mia, and other relatives in Memphis and San Antonio, Texas, also sur vive. The funeral will take place Tuesday from the family residence, but the arrangements have not been completed. Rabbi Frisch will conduct the service.
 MT. Malachowsky was resident
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
ARKANSAS
 FIRST GAME

Fayetteville, Ar, Sept, 2S.-Uni- versity of Arkansas will open the football season next Saturday with the Haskell Indians The team here this season promises better results than any the institution has turned out, and with the coach Longman has given them are in fair shane. The Arkansas eleven has been on the field since September 10. The new team is to large extent con- posed of veterans. Among these are Shirley Wood, last seasons captain and quarter. Bobby Hyatt is ano- ther who returned. Hyatt is an all- around athlete and was twirler and captain of the baseball teamHe is quick to think and act, and is the pest punter in the squad. Milford has place assured in the line. The line would not be complete without Phillip, the 16-year old Indian. who made a record at guard last year. He is one of the youngest in college football and promises to make record during his remaining three years. Center will probably be played Saturday by Culwell, new in the position, but old on the team. He will pull the scales at a little less than 200 pounds, and will make and excellent substitute for Hop- son, who filled the place last year. Nelson played last year, also promi- ses to make good this time at end. FIe is quick and fast. Hixon is also a candidate for the position and another of last seasons men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29

accompanying list of new industries established in the south during tra week ending today, is compiled from reports made to the Tradesman anC verified. In the list are million dol lar coal, land and oil company and a million dollar land company in West Virginia; $500,OO0 preserving con- pany in Oklahoma; a $2O0,0O0 lumber company and $100,000 cotton mill in North Carolina "a $100,000 refining company in Missouri; a $120,000 man. ufacturing company in Kentucky; and a $900,000 lumber and creosoting company in Arkansas. The weeks list as authorized by the Tradesman is as follows for Arkansas and Okla homa:
 Arkansas.
 Cotter-$5,00O warehouse company. Judsonia-Warehouse company. Springdale-$150,0OO vacuum evap- orator company.
 Warren-Ice factory.
 Texarkana-$300,000 lumber and creosoting company.
 Hot Springs-$50,0 timber and land company
 Oklahoma.
 Chandler-Two $5,OOO cotton gins Oklahoma City-$5O0,OO0 preserving company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
BRIEF MENTION.
~. < + E j. < +++ : 1

Jake Simon of Shreveport, La., is Jn the city visiting Isaac Dreyfus and family.
 Justice H. G. Hanna of Sulphur Springs was in the city yesterday on Business.
 c. H. Volway and daughter of War ren are stopping at the Hotel Jeffer- son for few days.
 Mrs. Ernest Vansickle, of Mem phis, is visiting Mrs. w. D. Williams her for a few days.
 J. E. Edwards, J. A. Francis and Henry G. Wernimont of Little Rock were visitors in the city yesterday.
 Doctor J. P. Runyan, former res sdent of this city. was in Pine Bluff yesterday on professional business.
 Miss Bea Vansickle, of Memphis, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. D. Williams at No. S11 South Walnut street.
 Mrs Harry N Atwood and son will return home this morning. from Denver, Colorado, whereF they spent the heated term. r Mrs Alex Peterson is entertain ing Mrs. s. D. Wheat and children, aof IittIe Rock, for several days at her home in this city. ess
 Assistant Attorney General Daniel Taylor came down frf n Little Rock last night and will spend Sunday here with relatives and friends
 Doctor and Mrs. J. A. Allen will return tomorrow fro Lake Village. where they have rbe Il visiting friends for several days.
 Mrs. Joe A. Franklin and son, Hen " Myar Franklin, vii arrive here Wednesday from Camden. where they have been visitin-, rela lives.
 Decor and Mrs. A. k. Sherrill nave returned to their home at sherrill after an extended trip through the North and East.
 Lawrence Phillips, son of Mir. and Mrs. T. M. Phillips of Altheimer, left yesterday for Alexandria, Va, where he will~enter school for the winter.
 ~Hardy Kilgore has returned from <Altheimer, where he acted as cash fer for the Bank of A1theimer dur xng the absence of Cashier Thom- assorl:~~~
 R. Schwartz,-~~a--~former Pine Blu1fian who is now in charge of the street railway and water plant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29

some weeks ago. Mrs. Wills for merly resided in Hot Springs for many years. She was a sister of Mrs. Sue l.. James and Mrs. w. A. Kirk, of that city, and an excellent Christian woman. Her son, Bennie we'll known here, was killed in a railroad accident last year and her remains were buried by his side in Walnut Ridge. Previou. to her last illness she had made her home with General w. K. Surridge of Black Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
e>%%>>%%~~>>>ee .

Miss Mynnie Lazarus, Studio of
 Music over Seawell and Ancrum. Hours g to 12, to 6. 9-29-d1t l Naturalization as hoisting en. gineer. First class references. Ad- dress e." care of this office. 9-29-6t
 -Wanted-Reliable salesmen. At tractive line to retailers. Holiday sea- son on. Worth $500 monthly to hus- tiers. Box 47O, Dept. g, Kansas City, Missouri
 I The Reverend J. I. Norris advised us over phone from McGehee, Ark, that he will deliver his usual service ] at the First Presbyterian church to- day.
 Mrs. H. King White solicits or ders for all kinds of cakes, rosettas and other pastry. Also all kinds of embroidery and fancy work. Both phones. 1 The Dreyfus Department Store fall line of novelties in suits and
 fancy dress goods embrace higher standard of values and goods than ever before exhibited here. -Wanted-Energetic man to travel in Arkansas. Experience unnecessary Good wages and tailor made suit of clothes free every 90 days. J. E. Me Brady & Co.,, Van Buren St., Chicago
 On account of the death of Louis Malachowsly the congregational so- cial which was to have been given at the Temple tonight has been post poned and will be given Wednesday night.
 -Mo1er Barber College, Dallas, Texas, teaches the trade free by clin- ic and careful instructions in few weeks, positions waiting for every body who will learn. Write for par ticulars.
 Chief of Police A. J. Stewart has postofflce money order for $1.90 which was picked up on the streets He visited the postoffice with it but could secure no information as to who lost the piece of paper.
 The steamer J. N. Harbin arrived here last night from Memphis with a good sized cargo of freight. She will not make the trip to Little Rock this week, owing to low water. The steam CT will probably get away on her re- turn trip to Memphis this morning. Captain Ed Stanfield is in charge.
 Friends in this city have just learned of the death of Mrs. Mamie R. Wills, which occurred in Memphis