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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

The fans here viii remember that
Mike used TO bat flies over the left
fieid fence az Recreation Whenever
he felt ukc losing = ball. and they
are not surprised 10 hear u hls
setting the mark for funEo hitting
Gibson OF Pgttshurg won the
cateher's contest for accurate
throwing 10 second base. with Me.
Lean. tho old Portland catcher.
second. lie Jeune took the long
distance throwing contest with a
henve OF 100 feet 1eA inchea
Thoney made the best time In get.
ting to first after a hunt. and Clio.
ment circicd the bags On the fast.
est hasernnniuE OF the day.
Bmrnsscd. Duzdaie'E new pitcher.
arrived yesterday and Ia ready 10
get in the game any time. Tie IL
a highlander. built along the SIC.
Gregor type. and halls from the
Twilight ieagae. 10 ha starts off as
well as bis feliow TwilighisF. Toten.
be will receive a warm weicoms
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
viii study plague.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Ia
This city win employ an expert 20
study the bubonio plague. A spe-
ciai laboratory VIII be built
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

Back In Cincinnati yesterday the
big baseball contests told about IN
the Star recently took piace. Mike
Mitchell, formerly Of Portland. won
the fly-battiug contest. driving the
ball some fi5 feet and So inches.
Leave Pier 2 to see battlsshipa.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

Rolling beef bci pot roasta To. rib
steak i0ci legs OF mutton ~ 1.2c.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
nY RsFuoes

The lRavy ralnstorm yesterday
morning turned the track at the
Meadows into sea OF mud and ms
result the card was spoiled by
numerous scratches, especially In
the handicap Form was fairly
wcn preserved. however, as three
ssvorites and three second choices
won. I.ady's beauty At IL 20 l was
the only long shot 20 score. ow-
ing 10 the inciement weather eondi'
lions the crowd IN attendance was
quite small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

The Butte Spokane game was the
only contest yesterday. Spokane
won by playing errorlaas bali ba.
hind the pitching Of Clafiln. who
for the first time this season seemed
10 wake up 20 the fact that he
could win II be wanted 70. and
proceeded 10 make monkeys ont OF
the Butte hatters Claflin always
did appear to have the go0da. but
seemingly had no interest IN pro
ceedinRs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

The public received setback
In the very first race when Ores
ton. the oddson favorite. WAS beat.
en- BY the second choice. Willie T,
Creston had plenty Of speed and
led most OF the trip but he tired
At the end and was beaten n head
by Willie 7. under the wire Moore
johnson was a distant third.
The public again went wrong
when they installed Karosilany an
9 20 favorise In the second race.
as she finished outside the money,
Lady's Beauty az AZ 60 led all
the way and won easily from Laura
f.. another long shot. Remember
took third place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

Nappa. the second choice In the
third race. had no trouble In win
ming. He waited on Belle Kinney
until the stretch was reached when
be brsexed away and won easily.
silver sue finished strong and got
the place from the tiring nella Kin.
ney. Sea Lad. the favorlte. ran
nowhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

naHftie- Tacoma. Ahefdeea Vnurnuvar
kames naalpaned Oh aneannl 81 ralh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

Martimas opened al 10 IN the
mia race but there was such
strong play on hts chances that he
went 70 the post at 7 10 s. Ho beat
the gate and romped all the way
Avontellus. the second choice. could
do no better than get the place.
Supreme Court found The track TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

A. Muskoday was Installed a
2 to 5 favoritc in the fourth race.
but there was lot. OF play for
Legatee and his price went down
from 3 20 TO IL TO 5. The rest
OF the field were all at long prices.
A. Muskoday took the lead on the
first turn and was IN front al thu
way. lie was driving at the end
TO stall off sidney r.. who. At IS
90 l. ran a fine race. Legatee dis.
appointed his admirers by running
third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

Buy your hat OF No. NJ Brooks q
Co. 1891 Second av. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

we play today. weather or no
weather" said Dug this morning
Allen viii be in the bon. and I
expect him to show that fellow Del
lar. who VIII work for Tacoma. a
few things about the business OF
pitching"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

There was no game yesterday.
The rain peited and poured and
pounded and pestered. and al Tor
the direct purpose OF preventing
the Seattle Tacoma game accord
ing 10 Manager Dugdale. who Is
anxious TO climb while there Is
time. Dug feels like winning every
game from the Tigers. and 10 have
the opener called on account OF
darkness and the second on account
OF rain has aroused the r0tund
ones irritahilitses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

More battiesnrpa at the navy yard
than over before. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

piunger Jack shannon got the
money when A. Maskoday's number
was hung out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

e7-IIIli, 40 IIf6W- il3HH
SIS place. la show BAY SIS show
"a insd ~ J. Mcdonald
Inc . Frederick
i Third hnndilv.
bta sap and adams outlanted hlm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

A. pest I fuinnte OF - f-fs rtusan~ vs.
MaskSasF - piaca. a-H shnu sinHHF 81. D
winner e. n McaaqethHfpHs Niark Aaseir
Scratched &C aairfan. fElf FaFul tt1ah Moo
start psrfert Won fifai rVur dflFiuH
MuakadaFs early speed Hainri BIN TIE best
gasiY sneHarsd aianey u eettsr ia mas than
: - the overland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

lt~asY 4 p&Aes. - khoN aaura 3 q qiare. ~ shHi
winnsT 81 q usWnne 8qsswtiaatf isut KsAined -
arfatrh~a@ts5saa
STAR ssod wee fsdasu eat Seat fwu arisfrs
fuunt shr zqine fhriF nkfa4 asa
slsss fhsue fafsesss arasssahsf hskss
Iraund. ghrtatnaastt1s aan't lth9 faa4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19

frateruities. six or more cHarltao-e
societies. two opera Z uses and I"e
weII-endowed hospitals. and the list o.
material and ethical belongings q Ho-
noluIu might be conSideraDiy ieagts1s7A-
ed il space permitted. The dominant
white population Of the ciGy Is OF very
high class. Il has its foundation IN
New England missionary stock ouI 70
its soIidity and its polish many other
strains than those represented IT <A1
American religious pioneers have con
tributed Commerce and the PROBES
sions have winn0wea the civilized
world to give Of their best 10 Hawai-.
and this despite the Importantly OF
wider fields. II il natural that The
great capitals should claim the aDlesI
men, but the notwithstanding Impulse Is
one that often takes from the metro
polls its choicest spirits 70 enrich the
smaller places where nature Is beneF9-
lent There is no better society any
where than that which IS dominant II
Southern California and IN Hawaii Il
is Largely cpllege-bred. II has snow
itself to possess the right ideals o.
civic duty. il has q taste for grea-
things in commerce and in ali ofaer
forms Of legitimate industry il nouF-
ishes seIf-respeet and WHOLESOME
patriotism. Good lawyers and preach
ers, ski1fuI physicians and surgeons
authors, painters and musicians, seen
fists and poets, captains Of industry, are
found ia any place which gives them
an honest hope Of longer life and use
fulness. Distant, therefore. as Homo
Iulu is from the centers Of civilization
its group OF islands being farrhest freIn
other lands Of any in the world-lt SUI
does It's part in passing On the hgnte1
torch. IN the labor OF enlightenment
/ it not only receives, but II confers, and
il possesses and is rearing q race
worthy Of the best traditions Of Inc
countries from which II sprang
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19
Two OF A END.

They motored on the country roads
They sat upon the sand,
1lley sailed the ripping azure sea-
They pIcnieked on the land,
They fingered in the moonlight pale
II fragrant garden closes,
And more than once he stole a kiss
From lips Of dew and roses.
Bur when the summer wane6, he said
Alas. we two must part,
For to another I have pledged
Ny hand, though Lot my heart"
She did not faint, she did not weep,
Nor drop the book she carried
81 think she murmured, II forgot
To mention I am married"
Nina Irving
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19

Al Irish priest had Iabored hard with
one Of his flock 70 induce him 20 give
-7p whisky. IT tell you Michael" said
the priest whisky Is your worst
enemy and you should keep Il as Tar
from you as you can" Me enemy. Is
= father" responded Michael And
Il was your riyerarce's SELF that was
teglfz- Us n the pulpit only last sun
dav 20 love our enemies 50 vas
Michael - rejoined the priest ouI !
didn't tell yo1 70 swallow them
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19
YOUR WIFE IS TIRED.

Worn out with the hot weather and
the Oriental servant-giye her rest
and a change. Take her out 10 the
Seaside Hotel this afternoon, have
plunge il the surf that rolls on the
only public beach II Honolulu that has
no coral, listen TO the Hawaiian music
Of the Ellis quintet club and enjoy the
bes table hote dinner for one dollar
in Hawaii, Here is the menu for this
evening:
California Oyster Cocktail.
Consomme a Ia Royale.
Olives. Radishes, Green Onions,
Chutney-
BroiIed NIhi. MaItre d'hoIeI, Pemmes
Saragota.
Ahufnanu Ranch Veal a Ia BordelaiSe,
Swaetbread Saute q "a Poulette
en- Caisse, Manhattan Punch.
Stuffed Ahuimanu Ranch Chicken
Mashed Potatoes, Sweet Germ on Cob,
Butter Beans.
Tomato salad, Lettuce, Avocado Pears.
Hot Mince Pie, Chocolate Ice
Cream, Assorted Cakes.
Nuts and Raisins, American,
swiss and Roduefort Cheese
Toasted Bent's Water Crackers,
Cafe NOR
Be sure and ring up Red 101 and en-
gage table. otherwise you may be dis
appointed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19

Scotch railway station A train
which has been standing al the plat
form for twenty minutes starts Man
(to jamie the porte~1-Is yon train
ava AuchendumTnie way2 Jamie
Aye Nan-f I'd kent I wad been II
her myself Jaulie-She stude lang
eaeuch. any way. Lan-Aye- It was
Just want O foru1ation--Punch
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19

Money doesn't always bring hap
psness and peace Of mind" You are
right there. answered the man with
an anxious look Sometimes il taupts
you 70 buy automobiles, w ashlngEoa
Star
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19

question about our club noo
iur You treasurer ''NO; delighted In sure ven "
benefit q the Old Ladies Home * % gu
,t 500 and out that the Old ladies'
AMI riShtf''-Lifs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19

BeDedek-That paint splendid sgeon"ha
baty face give Nm
drink IL the night lighting the galeagO Chronicle
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19
CLEOPATRA.

When Marcus attempted 10 Caesar,
BY her smile she showed II would
pleasar:
When he swore by his honor
He dotted upon her,
she coyIy allowed hixn 10 sluaesar-
Life
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-09
TO START WEEKLY PAYMENTS.
plan, Of Vermont Marble Company Affecting
Several Towns.

Proctor. April s.-Plans have been
made by tie Vermont Marble company
10 begin the weekly payment system
this month, starting April Is at sew
en- points. They are Beldens, Bran.
don, the Hollister quarry, Sand Pit,
Dandy, East Dorset aud Sherburne.
The employees at these places will be
paid for the first days In April.
All the employees OF The Proctor
finishing shop, building marble shop.
fils shop aud machine shop will be
paid on April ID for the hrs, pIne day,
In the month.
Al Center Rutland the men will TO
ccive on April II their pay for The
trst 10 days In this month. A. West
Rutland on April IS, employees will
be paid for the frst II days. All en-
ployees 10 Proctor aud places not hers
iofore named will Be paid April IL for
the frst u days OF the month.
After April 10 weekly payments vill
be made regularly 10 the meu In each
division, In order named. These pay
ments will cover the total earnings up
10 and including the same day OF the
preceding week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-09
New York Markets.

FLOUR Quiet. but steady. Mlnnsaotu
patents. NiufilI. winter Htfaighis. o a J
10: winter extras. r0g1. winter pat
wiEAT-Fim and higher on better
cables than expected. absence Of rails
Nhsr. needed and active covering ul
shorts; May. Si-ie1S'sc; July. $50
fALLow 60 Quiet; city. essesc ooun.
Try, s.Ge.c.
hA8siirn; shipping. 7cgSc. good to
choice. ti.in1tii
STRAW Steady. cd5oc.
BEANS - Quiet : marrow. g. medium
q ". pes, ti.G'sbiS. rcd kidney. niibu
wooI.-Firm. domestic fleece. zsaoc.
HOPS steady state common 10 choice
iasi. i1nar IT'D, Nuiics Pacific coast
irps ioaiac 40. safe
HifrTER. Creamery. common 10 extrs
11ac held. common 10 extra. lH1yc,
renovated common 10 extra, ifuGr,
western factory. common 60 finest, ifl
aiitc. western Imitation creamery, extra,
slHg9c nrHta, slH.ic.
CHEESE. state, fuli cream. colorrd ard
white. small and LARGE. repleubcr fancy
prime. iagissci winter made. average
beat. ilitr good % prime, i4a1ilac.l
inferior ilis1igisc skins. suittc
EoOB- State, Pennsylvania and nearby
fancy. selected. white ~. choice. is'tc
brown and mixed. exita. hbc nrs,s q
i7c loficiai price issgie.c), seconds
is,tGiec southerna itffiei.c.
pOTAr1EHe bermuda, new pet barrel
ts1tt0. o cond crop huaAi Cuban. Ngii
10. Old potatoes, tlh"pi.'o; sweets. per
cAnBAaEs- Domestic. pcr crate. tlzg
? -. old, white. Danish seed. per ION, ttut
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-09
A PROSPEROUS YEAR.
Present Total Membership Of Methodist
Church Is AIS.

Rev DR. @. W. Rowley preached the
last sermon OF the Conference year
Sunday and left today for Saratoga to
attend the session OF the Troy Confer
ence. The report OF the years work
Is an encouraging one for the church
and congregation Thirty.six new
members have been received INTO the
church, eighteen Of whom we're recely.
ed Sunday morning. Fourteen have
removed by letter and died. The pres
ent total mem bersblp Is 425. The Sun
day school has held is own In spite
OF the fact that the sessions have been
held In three different places during
the year. The total membership Is i3s.
The Epworth League has made hand
some gain during the year. The record
has been carefully revised and the mem
bership today is 1875. Forty rev mem
bers have joined during the year. The
Junior League Plumbers 10. The
brotherhood OF st Paul is hourlshing,
though young, and has a membership
OF about 40.
The year has been exceptional In It's
financial achievements. The system for
raising the current expenses has
proved 4 great success add all bills
Lave been easily paid. The church
has raised In cash for new church,
current expenses, bsnevoience. etc.
over $4,000, no unpaid pledges ART
included In this amount.
In few days work will be resumed
90 the new church aud pushed TO com
pletion as rapidly as possible. The
committee In charge Is J. V. Carney,
A. ~. Torrance, r. l.. Bottum and III,
pastor. Joseph Coyne has been en-
aged by the day 10 lake charge Of the
work. When completed Il will te on,
OF the most beautiful aud commodloui
churches In the conference. The cos
OF the structure will exceed the expec
tation OF the church by several thoui
and dollars, but pastor and people arr
united and full OF courage and the
work will be done and the expense,
cared for.
90 account OF the absence OF the
pastor there will be DO preaching nexl
Sunday. Sunday school will be held
as usual add the Epworth League vii
meet At . p. IN. Secretary Lieby will
lead the Thursday ulght prayer meet
Jog.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-09
PLENTY OF
GOOD MEN
President Receives Scott, Riis
and Cannon.
NOT AT THE BANQUET.
Speaker Fresh From Panama Trip.
Talks Of Canal, But Mum
on Politics

WASHINGTON, April 9.--"The pres
ident and | are the best OF friends
nothing better" These words were ut
tered by Senator Scott OF West Virgin
Ia after he had had a long talk about
political matters with the chief execu-
tive.
Senator SCOTS remarks were made
after reference 10 published story
that his name had been mentioned az
one OF those who had been present at
dinner when the ''antl-Roossvslt"
plot had been divulged. The senator
declared that be was not at any such
dinner and then uttered the words re-
ferred to and asked that they DO given
publicity.
"Yes, the president and I talked
about the presidential nomination"
said Senator Scott In answer to a fur
/, Their question. The president said"
proceeded the senator. "that there were
any amount OF men who would make
good presidents"
Jacob Riis. who is returning east
from the Pacific coast. also talked with
the president He declared that the
president meant what he said on the
sight OF the election In I9o4-that he
would not accept smother nomination
for the presidency. Mr.. Riis said be
took the president at his word. All ne
president wants. said Mr.. Riis. Is to see
that his policies r-rsfrisi through.
kilograms and letters continue 10 Be
received by the president bearing on
the disclosures made nc the White
House regarding the Combination" to
defeat the presidents policies. They
assure the president Of support In his
light Other than this there we're no
additional facts In connection with the
political situation made public az the
White House.
Speaker Cannon. who has Just re-
turned from visit 20 tho isthmisn
canal zone. had a long talk with os
president Il have not the slightest
uncsslness a. 10 the successful compile
tion OF the waterway In a reasonable
time" said the speaker THE work II
getting along nicely now"
The speaker declined 10 say whether
he talked politics with the president
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-09
A MUSICAL COCKTAIL
"Plff, Psff, Pour One OF the Best Attractions
Of the Season Friday Evening.

The appearance "Plfi. PAT, Pouf,'.
a musical cocktail under B. @. Whit
ney's management at the opera house,
Friday evening, April IL Is matter OF
more than ordinary interest to theatre
goers. After two seasons OF the most
successful engagements 10 al the larg.
err cities, b. G. Whitney will give our
patrons the opportunity Of enjoying
an evening that will be profitable TO
all lovers OF catchy music.
"PiG, Pan Pouf" will be given with
the same splendid stage settings that
characterized its production at the
Casino theatre, New York city for ov.
er eight months with cast OF metro.
politan favorites aud a chorus OF rare
beauty aud vocal ability. No musical
comedy has more pleasing Numbers
that can be sung or whistled on leay.
Ing the theatre and "The Ghost tina,
Never Walked" Is certain TO be on
the lips OF all who are fortunate
enough to hear IL.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-09
There But They Also Know Few Things About Him
STOLE HAITrs PAPERS.
Charles stevens Case Puxzis Il
Washington Oniciais.

Washington OmcisIs.
WASHINGTON, April S.-Dr. H. W.
Furniss, United States minister AT
Haiti. visited the state department and
discussed with officials there the ar
rest OF Charles stephens. formerly sec.
rotary to Captain Young. military at
tache nj the United States embassy.
Stephens Is being held by lmmlgra-
tlon officials at Ellis island, and they
are at loss 10 know what 10 do with
him. The state department and the
war department. both OF which are In
terested in the case, have not decided
what course should be taken with
Stephens.
The crime alleged 10 have been COM
mltted by stephens. that OF stealing
papers containing military Information
for the benefit OF the general stan OF
the United States army. occurred In
Haiti. aud his arrest was made after
the arrival OF Stephens In New York.
In order 20 extradte him for trial
In Haiti the act must be n crime under
the laws OF that country, and so far
as Is known here no crime has been
committed against Haiti.
The papers alleged to have been
stolen were really the property OF for
eIgn governments. and. although In
the possession OF aa officer of the
United States army when stolen. there
Ii some doubt as TO whether stephens
can be prosecuted under the laws OF
this country.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-09

, carrying on his schools and churches.
The cut which the Banner prints 10
day was received by Mr. Morris yester
day from the head Of q large New
York fruit frm, who closed his letter
sllh "Shahbaz Is a splendid man"
Don't fail 10 hear this remarable
plcturer OF "The Land Of the Shah. "
The net proceeds 90 10 the shahbsz
Persian mission and the vivid recol
lection OF charming oriental person
ally remains with you. Baptist
church, 8 o'clock.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-09
All His Life Knows Pretty People

that absolute quiet must be maintained
was hardly necessary, for there was
interest In every utterance Of the AZ
torney. In the throng were many at
torneys of note, some of whom have
travelled miles to be present at the eli
max OF trial which has broken all
records for length and sustained interest.
All OF Thaw's family were In the
courtroom. They sat stolid, as usual,
throughout the course Of Mr.. Delmas'
argument, their features betraying nc
emotion which they might feel. Thaw
turned TO them from time 10 time az
his attorney seemed to strike some
telling blow. and they smiled back q
reflection OF his own pleasure. Thaw
also turned frequently TO bis wife, who
In the last stages Of the trial. as in the
first, seems TO be standing the brunt OF
the storm. She had responsive smile
ready for his every look.
District Attorney Jerome was not IN
court TO hear Mr.. Delmas' speech. His
assistant, Mr.. Garvan. took yoluminous
notes. however. Mr.. Jerome. II was
said. was busy with the preparation Of
his own address.
When tho court opened Mr.. Jerome
formally protested against the connr'
nation OF the report Of the lunacy com
mission. hut his motion was quickly
overruled.
Mr. Delmas expects 10 conclude TO-
day, and District Attorney Jerome will
make the closing address Of the trial
tomorrow. and Thaw's fate should he
In the hands Of the jury by tomorrow
evening. Justice Fitzgerald ordered
the jury locked up until the end Of the
trial
With the trial finished save for the
summing up. the belief that the Jury
~ill disagree II growing among those
who have followed the case since its
beginning. The trial has been the lon
gest and most costly ever held In New
York. aud Justice Fitzgerald will not
allow the jury 10 lie discharged until II
II certain that there II no chance OF
their agreeing