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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-06
RapaIlo in Port

The German steamer Rapallo, of
ule Hamburg American line. arrived
in port yesterday afternoon from
Hamburg via Boston with a small
cargo OF imports which she is now
disGharging at Chesapeake 6 Ohio
PSF. No. s. The STEAMER VIII load
exports here for Hamburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-06

A few very desirable dwellings, in
North and East Ends of this CITY TO
rent at from $1,000 to $4,000 per
month. also three splendidly located
store rooms on Washington Avenue
apply quick. G. B. Nelms, Prest.,
Clarence G. Nelms, Sec'y., w. r..
Kitchen. Treas! Rents. Insurance.
Heal Estate and Loans. No. 25I7
washington. Avenue, Newport News,
Va. 1.a1.st
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-06
pauahters Of confederlcy.

John w. Daniel Chapter. Daugf-
tors of .Sne Confederacy, will hold
an important meeting this afternoon
al the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION building.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

Sin Optimit. o.: OffeR
seIast, bein Sreunb Miiqer, Der f0nnz
te mir gar yiht sefunen! = g.: llnb
f9au. 70 einsu treuen 6reuHb, pie
ben. bate i'd Idon lanse uidt! Der
tummt INNER fpieber nur gu mir -
mid onpumpsn!
= @ut gefagt. aebemaun
(ausrsit.nb); SdeuBIid beute, ale
2lueenbIide mub i9 pisber in cine
S.itsnsuFe. TdOn S9uiter. S9neiosr
unb brei Qiefsronten in ben Meg gee
fommsn, bsute has reiHeSinbernibrets
ten!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

= SIN 2iebbubertbe a ter
ResiFeur (bei Der PrObe): rgteint
meine 9amen unb Serren, mir miiis
fen nod iebr flsiBig iein unb iebeu
Sag probsn, sbe mir Dffentli4 auftres
ten fSnnen; bas ein3ise, mas bel SIP
men biz ieBt tlapPt, bas 1T bds -.
3iifen!"
@utsemsint. Saft GUM
@irtb): Run babe i4 f4On fiebea
@las Bier setruntsn, unb nun Label
mid mein Srsunb Elm, tf foa NIT
ibm cine sSlaide Sett trtnten, iptro
has nidts maden9 - Dirtb: 49,
bDs madt bsm 8iere nidt's minOsitel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

OnteI: .Ra, pis fiiblit bu bi3
in Der iuugen Ghsg"
Sunse Gruu: nd. ieIis!"
Onfel: nDa mill id mid ober
ihGeunigit pieOer empfebleu. gs if
nidt gut, ben 6rieben Der Selissn Su
It0ren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

Scr @siSbaGs. ar5t (am
8ett zines patisnten): sic iiub
ernitli9 trunt. Serr 4ruuie. sic
bGtten mid fdon piel friiber rufeH
miifTen! 9as bGtt' Sbnen
pp6l 70 sefaIlen tOnnen, bdmit bic
Rednuns nod LANCER pirb!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
QuxenBura.

gf&borf. Die % Sabre uIts
so&t,r bes bisFstn 8iirs.rm.titsrs
Reblsr fisI DON Der Sd.unen!.nne,
po Ts 6eu bol.n pulIts. krab uno
sos ii4 stns .rh.bIi9. @srl.suHs 81.
Reuborf. Gs srIitt tnfoIse Gle
b.ns bon Petroleum tn's Gsusr Die
gbefrau bes S@nstSsrm.iiisrs Ban
nsrs i5pers graHSipunbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
8ropttta yournern.

Stetttn Bel elmer pipnt,r.
ti.buug I'm 8riidsnbau am 29. Suit
Bel 3euin ertrant Der giniG6rigs
EreipiIIiss Robert Gang. Der 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
\ Saws He Should Go to Insane Ward al Walla
v,h Today But No Preparations to Enforce
a,luie Have Been Made.

fined AZ walla Walta. and nothing
has beeh done to make the insane
ward a hospital as u intended.
rather than prison. A dispatch
from Walla Waila 20 Tho star
states. however. that Warden kin.
caid does not Intend 90 make any
changes unicss the number ~ in.
sane TO b. transferred provea 80
large that new building viii DO
required.
Wlne tive % tho ponitentiary
has been used Tor the detention
1T insane criminals for tho past
two years. and there are some a0
insane coavlcta there now. Ac
eordlng 20 Warden kincnida plans.
Chester Thompson and Eatehr
Mitchell. with any others that maY
Dc sent from the afate asyluma.
will DO kept with these %,
weat Wear stripes.
Al the psnitentiary the insane
are not % wear stripes OF % treat
cd as conyicts. but wiIl b. kept
a. In an ASYLUM
under The Graves las, prisoner
held aa cFiminallY insane. may ac.
mand a jury trial AZ any time a.
70 his sanity OF insanity. and II he
cAn establish hl2 sanity. shAil be
immediately released from Gus
tody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
KAISER BOXES
PRINCES EARS

said 90 have become Involved in
very grave scandals. not one but
many, and il accused BY certain
PARTIES With being grossly lmmof
al. Ramor has IL that the prince
tried 20 connect the Kaiser with
aons % his shortcomings.
a 10 khewn that, IN spite % the
vlgeroaa aud thorough attempts 70
keep the matter quiet. that the
Kaiser hlmsalf boxed Prince Pred
crick's ears in the presence Of
ceHft infilsa and gentlemen. tore
ffoEa him the orders uF decoration
which he wore. and told the Primes
10 leave Germany. never 20 return
uHdsr penalty Of Imprisonment.
The prince Il Aaia % have taken
The royal wrath nonchniAatly. and
blaaing adiea 10 friends and rnes
mics. Is n0w on his war 70 Egypt
iinw tho affair leaked out IL not
knowu. and Imperial wrath awaits
discovery Of thr tattlef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

Times attacks upon Scott ceased
aud shortly afterwards the record
IN tho Whittlsesy case was closed
UP without prosecution.
Proof Of Partnership.
As proof OF the partnership be-
tween the county tfeasufsr'H office
under Byron Phelps and A y. NIL
ten aud the bankers enjoying the
use OF the county deposits. u u OF
interest to note that among Mr..
Phelps bondsmen appear the names
OF Il. o. Graves. A. NJ. Brooks.
Jacob Furth. and II. X. spencer.
aud among those on Mr.. hitten's
first bond those OF Jacob Fufth. L.
y. ]. Hunt. ~. r. Baetus. Il. y.
Graves. Il. Il. Spencer. A. NJ.
Braokea and E. w. Andrews. The
names Of the men on the bond or
Mr. Maple. Some forty In all. are all
81 men who are and were compare
lively unknown In local financial
circles. The names Of the men on
SIR. Mitten'a second bond. given AZ
the time the bankers were trying
TO HHAU &AA= AtsAtfAt rum H@ANtNE ~
bond. / have been unable TO secure.
The bond IL on fle Ia the office
Of the county auditor. bat when I
asked for il yesterday morning OF
Deputy Auditor y. & fIrlsr. giving
him ita file number. I was inform
ed that Il would be impossibie for
him 10 find Il for me until t0mor-
row OF the following daY.
"Honesss John Again.
AZ the time be became county
treasurer in pursuance TO the Job
berry here recounted. John Ripllng'
or gave out for publication In the
Post.Inleiligeneer an interview la
which be said
One thing I shall insist on II
that the treasurers office shall bs
exported There has been 80 much
talk about shortages and defalca-
ton that in justice 10 the people
and myself think that this should
be done"
This too. At n time When Mr.. Rip
ilnRer bad himself served as chief
deputy In the office for the pre-
oedlnR tSo years and was stiu
connected with the office IN that
capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
TRIED TO JOB MAPLE
OUT OF OFFICE


eVaporatlHg under the atrinkcncY
and lhia double handicap ~ an in.
creased bond and a baek fire 81
financial suspicion rendered e diis
mcuii for Mr Maple 10 comply with
fhe eaactiuns Of the commlnatunufa
When tbs time came for him 20 a.
sumo the duties Of the office undCr
the law he bad not completed the
work ~ EctllnE The bond aud Mr.
M0fnn continued IA the office
Attention wa then called to the
fact that Treasurer Mltten had not
given a bond In fhe amount ~
qnlred under the new order and one
in the additional sum vas asked Of
him The bonds of both Sir Niiien
and Mr. Maple were flied AZ about
the same time In January aud sub.
mltted to a " HASTE. then pruso
cutting attorney. Tor legal opinion
~ to their form To insure the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

return by Mr. Hnntie OF the desired
report on both bonds Andrew y.
Burlolgh. the big republican boss.
and ahm Piles. thon one Of his
henchmen acting IN the capacity Of
special legal adviser Of the com.
mlaHlonera At 5000 a month. saw
Mr. HASTE aud urged him 10 report
that Mr.. Mlttou'h bond was good
and Mr.. Naples was not
Mr.. HASTE Took His Time.
A stormy scene ensued and Mr.
Ilaatie declared that he would &
anime the documents submitted
aud IA near as lay Ia his power
make a report In accordance with
their binding power as legal docu.
menta. To this end he called Into
conference bic deputies. William
n Morris aud w W Wiltshire. and.
after the two bonds had been ex.
amincd Il was agreed that the one
offered by Mt Maple WAS legally
binding while the one offered ~
Mr.. Mltten vas not. This opinion
was transmitted 10 the county com
mlaaiouerH and ita publication and
the action % tho commissioners ~
regard u u, aroused n storm OF
popular Indignation
Tho commissioners. rejected not
only the bond Of Mr Miiien bat that
OF Mr Mition Hn we'll calling upon
both gentlemen Tor nov bonds Aif
PLEA had advised the commission.
ofa that Mr. Maple could. under the
law. qualify nj any time during The
term Of office for which ho was
elected. though it might serve 20
complicate matters n the hold.oyer
treasurer should resign ana sue
cesaor be appointed 20 take bis
place Me Mlttun resigned the 81
flee. and the commissioners elected
John RipiinEer 20 succeed him
Ripiinger In Charge.
John Ripllager thereupon as.
numed charge Of the office unof.
uelaliy and served in that capacity
for a time without giving any bond
al all. despite the fact that the
regularly elected treasurer. Mr.
Maple. had rendered bond Ia the
penal sum ~ tt0Q 900
This arbitrary action caused
another storm 81 indignation and
niaaa meeting u some 600 citi
zsna assembled at the AfmofY.
where lnrundiary speeches we're Dc
llsefod. Interpreted With q rumh.
ilnK undafcuFfsnt Of tail Of ropes
ANA telephone paiea. and rpsolas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12


PRIOR 90 this time members OF
the bankers association had OF.
fored 90 procure the bond for Mi.
Maple n no would permit them %
name three deputies 10 take charge
Of tho office A. originally made
this proposition was rejected but
later, after tho storm br0ka, a
modified form OF this arrangement
WAS enteerd into BY Mr. Maple.
Another Shortage.
Ono OF the terms Df that ar
rangement WAS the appointment as
a deputy IN the tfeasufers office.
after Mr. Maple had been pofsaitiod
20 assume charge 81 II. ~ i. =
Padden. Mf Pndden. By the way.
IL the man who. as the deputy IN
charge Of the mali order account.
figured later IN the shortage Of
funds which nroae under the ad
miniatralion Of the office By
Charles WhltlioseY. n shortage
which. n IL also 81 interest 10 state.
10 stu carried on the books Of the
office hs fz3.1e5 %. for which there
has never been ans vigorous erin
mai prosecution. nor. as yet. any
successful efforts TO recover from
the responsible official or his
b1udfmon.
Reilsher Makes a Trade
During ". T. SCOTS term In the
prosecuting attorneys office, Whit
tieaey was Indicted by the famous
grand jury OF which a. g. Pigott
was chairman SCOTS adminlstra
ton of the office Of prosecuting
attorney was 50 extremely rotten
that from all sides he was sub.
icctsd 10 the most sewers criticism
The newspapers Joined "a this and
the Times clamOFed Coz his fesig
nation
Daniel Kcllehsr. attorney for the
TIMES Investment Co. Was also a..
toFney for Whttlesey and he saw
IN the situation a means by which
he could secure Whlttlesey imHun-
itY from punishment A trade was
made. kellchef securing from A. j.
Blethen 81 the Times. a promise 10
iat up % Scott. while Scott gave
keileher his promise % zee that
the Indictment agalns, whiitlesey
Nas dismissed. Tberenpon the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
GERMAN EMPEROR EstLEs
PRINCE FREDERICK HENRY.
OF PRUSSIA AFTER GIVING
HIN ROYAL cUFFlNc--A
SCANDAL rs CAUSE.


BERLIN. June ~ a most scan.
dalpns and sensational occurrence
connected with the Imperial Ger.
man family has Just leaked out.
and Involves the German emperor
himself and HIS conaih. Prince
Frederick Henry % Prussia. Moth.
inE - startling has happened IL
rofai circles In YeArs
Prince Frederick HenrY. Who
has pretended 20 b. very plaua. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

Tho convention % the ni-atatr
Luther league Of Washington nnd
Oregon was brought % n close iaet
night AZ the Holy Trnity Lutheraa
church. Seventeenth and Olive The
officers for the coming year are
Iahn &. WallinE. Seattle. pres
don't. Miss kibin. Portland. record
Ing secretary. Rev ~ Z Bouitoa
corresponding srgfetary. and Miss
sfamhunRh. Tacoma. treasurer
The convention waH attended b.
about forty delegates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
AMPTnoLLER CANNOT PAY MONEY
OUT or INCOMPLETE WORK FUND

the city wlIl not BE liable on any
Of the money efuhrfxied BY Rip
liuKsr from that fund aa he held
Il a. an individual and not as a
city official
Tho county commissioners vii
probably obIeci 70 the payment ~
the bill incurred by Sheriff Smith
for cahlsKrams TO Honduras They
claim that smith should have -.
cured his information through
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

savsa law. providing that
as,,l.y insane BE- confined
A = s.,o penlteaiiary, went In
h u taaay but Chester
- saa Es'ehr Mitchell
= transferred aud may NOT
: pne sine yet. There Is No
~ uard al TIE reaiieniiary
- receive them AZ present
sAssses fhompsNn will remain
Nsree eounty iall and
n,schea IN the stciiaooom
sntil : ward u prepared.
Z. 4 the tfevoiias saAfds
:. a peasieausry comes after
- sheriff Morris % l1eFcs
-, ~ Superior ludse " "
"A ,-ssse whom chcstef fhemp-
= ,rlea could this moraius
a - ~ SLAYER " tudEe En-
4. 80 - seat % waila Malia
..,..,sstenl A r Calhoun. ot
a 4 ssrpsn ASYLUM SAYS he will
y - esther Mitchell 70 Waila
~ sssll a suitable piaee Is pro
~. = IA insane there
NJ Physician There.
sealsa or Insanity exEsrt
- smpsoyed 70 act a. physi.
Z. i traaf the insane to ~ con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
hllpT" COLE FIRST TO GET
cur RATE MARRIAGE LICENSE

Baldy.s many fricaaa are today
eongratnlAtlax him mpon hia god
fortune IN setting rvdaced rates on
license. a. yell a. In WANING
The young woman who Il 90 be
hts bride Miss Sless u . mom'
Der o. the KappA Kappa Gamma
Sorority of the University. and vas
one q the most popular studenss
st the Institution Tha 81 mar
rtAxe license rate sent into effect
thia morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
NEGRO WHO SHOT FATHER
MUST FACE CHARGE

Prosecuting Attorney Maekln.
toah has determined 10 file a
charge Of murder against G. j.
Morris. the young negro sho on
sunday. June s. shot and fatally
wounded his father. J. 4. doFflm.
while the latter. IN an intoxicated
condition. Was. Il Ia claimed. ahus.
ms and threatening 70 assault the
hoy and hia mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

One hundred aud aixiy.throe AZ
plomaa carrying degrees will he
awarded at the coming commence.
ment OF tho University of Wash
ingion, These will be distributed
AZ follows bachelor OF arts. rs.
bachelor Of science. 1. degrees In
electrical engineering. 3 meohanls
cal engineering, chemical en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

|rn~s~ " Cob. better knosn
| = snlsewera 81 university and
fklzucs - .Baidy Colr. Of
\ Tx&nA Az. NJ and Miss
IA & sinss. dasxhtcr % Juhn
| sus. . pramtnans local mintak
\ Il 80 ThirsY fifth av~ we're
y ~ hckg co4pis 10 eeule IN
y o. ssw IS marriage liesnxa
y Il sas enagt houss THIS morn.
4 - csfsztn wsE4 hntaaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

'm Alhertson this afternoon
~ petition % J v sc
. ISSUE writ Of rnandamas
" csmpiroller n " Carroll
" oFer moaeY held BY Carroll
'acompieie work fuaa The
~ hat Carroll had neither
atns 70 receive or disbufse
: asasy
~ faling II sustained by tbe
~ egart. 4 VII mean that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
NARROW ESCAPE

TACOMA. June ta-Carl White
sailor on The German steamer
kmfnon. fell Into tho bar ahout :
o'cieuk this morniuE while tryinK
70 - aboard bis vessel At the Nor
barn Pacific dock tie managed
~ hanE On 10 ane Of the piles and
hta shouts attracted tbs attention
~ men on heard the vessel WIS
threw him . line and ha wRM rca
rued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
JUDGMENT
vALUELESS

The Conrad stanford 60. today
ehtaiaed Judgment b consent
against NJ 4 DownR former own.
Or % the noNns block. on Second
az FOR stsi 600
Tho Judgment Il on notes given
to the First National hank Of Hei
era. Mnnf. ia lsas
While nownn IL the posaeaeor Of
considerable property here. Il Is
ali community property Of him.
self ard wife. and eAnuot b. levied
on 20 eelieet the fadEmsni. - tbs
Montana iAw does not recognise
community liability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

AN the evidence In the posses.
slbn OF the prosecuting attorney In.
df'htra that the shooting was
either In self dcefnac OF IN defense
OF the mother. Mf. Macintosh.
.h6wever. Ia unwilling 10 take the
Responsibility OF turning the boy
idofe, an has decided 20 les Judge
Gordon o. the justices court. pass
on the evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
ADAMB0RSKI
CHARGED

Information charging him with
granddaughter. WaH to-day filed
against Vincent Adambarski. the
Polish miner At FrRnkun. who on
aaY "a. killed Anton GodnFAki. a
miner. The shooting uas the ~
aBit ~ a drunken enFousai In
which the dead man. hla asaaiiant
and a number Of others toes part
AZ the laftets home.
Judge Morris. AZ the request Of
the defendants attorney. placed
che bail At 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
SCRAPS

~. ineh Of the human akln
200 Preparation pores
"a japan together pro.
tons Of SIX annually.
y. .eaqor can fast for forty
ne eagle twenty eight
4. plant Il 76 per cent wa
ne remainder carbon.
s I. has taken from the air
~. .,'sa newspaper has been
" iangIer. Morocco. IN the
+ ~. q The ever growing Ger
=. etiy owner In RInratan
= b.. suburb. hss posted no.
4 no grandchildren or
\ ~ b allowed on The prem.
~ a. Cardiff Wales. re-
=" oawthorpe. a sufffag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
PLANS or osrssTloH HOUSE.

The Great Northern Railway has
filed plans and taken cat permit
for The construction Of the Hew i'm.
migration detention house 70 be
built near It's Smiths Cove docks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
AOKl POSTPONED HIS
FRISCO VISIT

WASHINGTON. june q GA
aeerunt o. the present agitation on
the Pacific coast Amhas aadoe Aoki
has indefinitely postponed hfs San
Ffancinru visit saying If Do makes
she trip now bis motives viii be
miaeouairued aud undue s.EaiiIcas
ton ~ attached to the visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

slnoerlng. l. bachelor OF science,
4, bachelor OF laws, t6. school Of
pharmacy. graduate Ia phar'
macy. s. certificate IN pharmacy.
4. normal school diplomas. Is
graduate school master az arts, 1.
Eighteen new instructors viii be
added 10 the faculty and President
istpe'a salary Increased from $4,000
to b. coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
uW IS effective TODAY

tho cars after thoy have been Load.
ID viii subject tho roads to morc
damurrnEn
The railroad companies declare
they with observe the Law only for
shipment withia the boundaries 81
the atAfa
The AeuaufraEn charges run from
5 cents 10 81 a daY on car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

n te<ssseeai demurrAee taw
3srx& ~ tn iast legislature
- afp sftses today fts par.
- 3 % compei the railroads to
u stigpesM empty ears Hithin a
Fxr.aef tine Failing 30 fiff.
y 4e ears asuianfed. the rail-
- mast IaY aamarr4gs charges
s = sAippef Delay In moFink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
bNE browne

Nei4on. nut Neta Nelson. n bar
tsadeF 81 Ballard. went 70 the
tishersaen's camp On tha island this
morning aaa learned that the other
men had been saved BY ellnging TO
their capsised beats Many ot the
fIahernsen "a Possession roiat had
uarrow escapes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

Or Elmer y ileE. secretary
OF the state board of health. has
been appointed delegate from the
United states 10 the international
congress Of hygiene and dem.
oEraphy which meets At Berlin in
September Tho appointment was
made By Acting Secretary Of State
Robert A Bacon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

Senior class festivities began
yesterday At the University by the
annual senior picnic Al President
Nsnss summer home If Eagle Har
Dor a blk bonfire and dance az
forded the amusement OF the even
ing A specially chartered boat
brought the plcnlekors home AT a
late hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
BURIED HORSE IN CITY.

NJ J. Moisttc. = horse shipper.
has Just paid the penalty. a tat
fine. for buFYlnE a dead horse on
the tide flats The health officers
were nolified OF The matter and
had the horss shipper arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

hANuunH. EnKiRnd. June IS 49,
James BLAKE. who waa tn The Afneft-
can aato party which met with an
aeeitent Rnd Tn which Miiiianairs
iehnaan was kilisd eannot recover.
The two Wamun IA ths party are
uot seriously hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
EHESTER THOMPSON STILL
IN TACOMA JAIL
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
nna annn rnntnrra.

NORTH YAKIMA. June 1.-The
peliee have captured a gang which
u believed O. be composed OF
thivvem who have rlliaaed and roh-
bed ZEE years rhe bunch t. known
a. the Neainuta family and there
are othrFa % be arerHtaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
sEw srgAn SHOVEL.

q. } Ericknuns new steam show.
81 Eof use IN the Fourth ave re-
Ereir. hAa arrived and has been
hsaisd to the Serene Of operations
NJ Fourth av South and Wnshink
ton "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

, A kesvy wlna which blew
4, Ps<.t esfnd yesterday morn
!. ss.anas Nelaon. a fisherman,
u ,esnsd frcm a small boat on
- pplnt az the eouth cad
= Tsfses lsaxnA II vas a. first
I'ur,~i nat fsar oshsr fisaermen
rsssed the same fate a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

IA CONNER, fBaa N a~pspatY
gauntY Surveyor A A nneh IS easnp
ever ftasn Meant fsfnuu @ ufaks
survey - tie proposed - esHehf.
Anaceftas fuad 4efeaH shs nmW&fMs
81 tHslah Reservation whan this
road u built u viii shaffea ths
dfs,aEra between here And AnaraF-
tsa tive usiles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

A party q from thirty 70 forty
tourists from the Nee England
states are stopping AZ the Lincoln
hotel awaiting the departure Of n
steamer for Alaska Tho party will
be- Joined today BY others Who have
stopped in Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

The city franchise inspector has
maize un = iiat of tho sections Of
the city Ia which the corporations
using poles have failed to comply
with the ordinances Ia she matter
Of painting the same Notices
have been sent to ali tho com.
pAnfrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

PORTLAND. fuus n itsnianins
faiy !. seven hunafesi iagsinK hanas
until oSt. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
AGAINST LIGHT FILED

farcihiy remove a pap belonging
a. an Italian. on the owners n
tempting 70 prevent him. Light
stabbed him with a poehefknlfn IN
nlcfinE a painful though not dan
gnfuus breast wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

'uatlra charging hlm attn
F.th a deadly weapon with
2 e. bodily harm. was e.
e against , = Light
Eaiie It the Tunnel &C.
Monday. attempted 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

NNw HAVEN. june it Rev Mo-
FatiHud. addtesHlns coo cpHsrrEss
fianaf ministers today declared thHf
President Meiain. % aii iutenfs and
pnfponra. owns the eouraa ticui
Legislature