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Williams news., 1907-08-03

Patrick Johnson, King of the Brush Pile," has been circulating among his friends in the city this week from his headquarters at Camp ?.
 s. O. Emblem, the Flagstaff plumber, was in Williams for several days the past week doing some work on the Arizona Central bank building.
 Engineer Ed. Lamb, wife and family arrived in the city Wednes- day from Winslow. and will visit his parents, MT. and Mrs. Esau Lamb, for the next two weeks.
 Miss Myrtle Taylor, who has been visiting her grandparents in this city, MT. and Mrs. Esau Lamb departed last Saturday for Pres colt to visit her uncle and family.
 H. H. Smith, the genial manager of the Grand View hotel, at Grand view, came in from Prescott last Wednesday evening, where he had been for a few days on business trip. -.
 P. NJ. Shafer has returned to the city from his ranch out near Rhoades, where he had been for several days doing assessment work" and looking after his big wheat crop.
 Mrs. Jesse L. Boyce, wife of County Recorder Boyce. who has been visiting in the city with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. Patter- son, returned to her home at Flag staff on No. 2 Monday evening.
 Your neighbor is using Schotten's coffee and saving 15 cents per pound on all he uses. He says it is good and so will you if you try it. Joe Johnston sells it and the price is only 20 cents per pound, and your money back if not satisfactory. 7-13 If. The huge water tank in course of construction near the new Harvey house is fast nearing com pletion under the supervision of MT. John Powell, the Santa Fe bridge man. and his corps of able assistants It is said the tank will hold 100000 gallons, and is being erected to supply water for the new hotel when finished. Later on the wooden tank will be replaced by a steel tank of the same ca pacity.
 Bobby" Hall, foreman for B. F. Sweetwood at his cattle ranch near the Cockscomb, came in last Saturday evening for a couple of days recreation in the city. Tues day, accompanied by Mir. Sweet wood, he returned to his duties. Mir. Sweetwood will remain several days at the ranch looking after his cattle and making improvements and repairs on the big dam which he recently constructed there.
 Walker, the photograph man, did not receive his outfit last week in time to open up Sunday, as announced in last weeks issue, owing to bad hitch on the Santa Fe somewhere between here and Wirslow. But now his troubles are all over and his big tent has been pitched on the opera house lot, and he has everything running smoothly. As MT. Walker is well and favorably known here and as he thoroughly understands the art of photography, it goes without saying that he is doing a land office business.
Williams news., 1907-08-03

The bites and stings of insects, sunburn, cuts, burns and bruises relieved at once with Pinesalve Carbolized. Acts like a poultice. Draws out inflammation. Try 1t Price 25 cents. Sold by Grand Canyon Drug Go.
Williams news., 1907-08-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Mary E.. Davis. deceased.

Estate of Mary k. DAVIS, deceased.
 Notlce IS hereby given by the undersigned, Guy c: Rigg. administrator of the estate of Mary E. Davis, deceased, to the creditors, of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator, at Williams. Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- ton of the business of said estate. in said county of Coconlno. GUY c. R1GG, Administrator of the estate of Mary E.
 Davis, deceased.
 Dated Williams, Arizona, this 10th day of July, 1907.
 First publication July 13 19O7-4t
Williams news., 1907-08-03
Closed Sundays

In justice to our employees and others our store will be closed all day on Sundays. We trust our customers will not be inconven. fenced thereby and that they will be able to supply al! their wants on the preceding day, Saturday..
 BABB1TT BROS. Go. OF WILLIAMS.
Williams news., 1907-08-03
Letter List

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the postofics. Williams. Ari. zona. for the week ending Aug. 3. l9U7. These letters will be sent to the dead letter orfi ce Aug. 24, 1907. if not called for before that time Anderson, Ben MacKay, John w Allen. CR McCartly, FJ Angelic. Frank Nunez, Simon Burns, Mrs Curt Clark, J H Nicholson, MA Erikson, Erik Fox. Mrs E U Pugh, Don Phillips, Jarvis Swanson, John Gonzales, Regina, Hues, Ms Jennie Hodges Johnne Hunt, Ten Hammer, Ed Warrington. c Wisentemer, Clyde Monroe, Bernice Watts, c B Murphy, F J Box I'll Box 172
 Persons calling for the above letters should say '.adyertised. F. w. SMITH,
 Postmaster.
Williams news., 1907-08-03

THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That the Percheron Stallion. KEOTA-ALLENDER, is registered in the Percheron StudBook of America, and that his recorded number is 33443.
 Color and description-Bay, star.
 PEDIGREE
 Foaled May 4, 1902; bred and owned by Sing master S Sons, of Keota Iowa. got by Carlos 226I5 (4352s). he by Blande 2925s (36577) he by Brilliant III. 11116 (2sl9), he by Fenelon 26s2 (ss). he by Brilliant 127I C55) he by Brilliant 1899 (756). he by Coco (712), he by Mignon (7l4), he by Jean-Le-Blanc (739).
 Dam, Keota suze 1SS91 by Duc-Doudauville II. l16e5 l126s5), he by King of Perche 1875 t673S). he by Cheri (6441), he by Favora 666 t725l, he by Favora I. [711l, he by yieux-Chaslin [7l3l, he by Coco [7l2] he by Mignon [715l, he by Jean-Le- Blanc [739l
 2d dam. Castillo 76O7 [555sl by Prosper [S93l he by Decide [s92l, he by Vieux Pierre [S94l, he by Coco [7l2l he by Mignon [715l, he by Jean Le- Blanc [739l
 Sd dam. Rustque, belonging to NJ. Coulonges. In witness whereof we have hereto affixed the seal of the Association.
 Dated at the Tacoma Building, Chicago, Illinois, this twelfth day of May, nineteen hundred and three.
 c. F. SINGMAsTER, s. D. THOMPSON,
 President. Secretary. Will make the season of 1907 at Bugslin's old livery stable.
 TEkMS-$l5 to insure-cash at time of service. Money refunded if mare not with fOal. ''' ''' 'n'' pA' ''' ~ M. RENEkE,
 Box IF, Williams Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
CHILD is FATALLY BURNED

After suffering terrible agonios.
Mildred Evelyn Grant tho 7.year
old daughter Of II. f. Grant mana
ger Of the Seattle Electric Co, died
last evening az the residence OF her
parents. 1898 Madison st.. as the
result Of burns. The accident hap.
peued shortly after o'clock and
there was no one in the house ex-
ccpt the little girl and a seam.
stress.
The child had been playing about
the rooms and went 20 the upper
part OF the house Shortly after.
wards the aeamstress heard
screams aud ran upstairs 10 find
her envoloped iu flames The
seamstress ran down stairs again,
calling for help. and Just at that
moment the childs mother and "a
sister. Miss Iva Grant were alight-
Ing from q street car on the next
corner
The two realized that something
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was wrong and rushed 20 the house.
William Campbell. of 1908 Seventh
av.. who Left the car az the same
time. huruedly called the services
OF Drs James r stevens and Park
w. Willis but their efforts were Of
no avail and death occurred two
hours later
The mother and sister Of the In
iured girl only partially succeeded
lu putting ont the flames when Pa.
trOlman q o Wolcott reached tho
scene and smotherod the last Of tho
blaze from the burning clothes by
wrapping the injured child IN a
blanket
The father was notified as quick
ly as possible. and he reached the
wietstricken home before the ia.
he sufferer passed away. All tho
injured girl could say was
matches and love you. She
had inhaled some of the flames.
The parents believe the child OBJ
tanned matches In some way and
while striking them set fire 70 her
dress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
United States Senator Knew Nothing Of His Desire
to Meet Delegation Word Was Sent Out al lnstiga-
bon Of Frank Twitchell, Receiver Of United States
Land Office.

so far A. auy definite announce
ment u concerned United States
Senator piles viii not b. committed
on che senatorial situation whom
ar leaves for The national capital
The meeting which vas 90 have
been held tomorrow bctwecn Sen.
asor Piles ard the King county
members ~ The legislatures 81 1905
and 1907 was called witboat the
authorization 81 Senator piles. and
wogd has been sent ONT 90 those
who were notified that 40 meeting
Be- GO b. held
TIE notice % the meeting was
given out ct the iuatiEntiom ~
Frank Twitchsli. rccelvef 81 The
United States land office. who has
been looked upun IN some quarters
as the political mauakuf 81 Seua.
tor Piles. through a king county
member Of the last state senate
Mr. Tsitehell asked this senator 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
Did NOT intend
TO IGNORE LAW

~ the head. which had been GOV.
cred BY the hair. vas located. bot
Il waa some time before this hair
could b. shaved away 20 a. 90
allow an examination
Miss Carlson was hy this time
sinking rapidly. ard House sur
reon Thomas and the nurses work.
"a over her constantly uutil short.
~ before o'clock. when che died
u was then that The police were
notified. according 10 the hospital
attendants. and the time elapslng
between the moment the wound
vas discovered and the time tho
police we're notified. they Insist
could not have been more than
three hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
CLIQUE
AFTER CUCGENHElMS

tt i.s. losing q total 81 six points
and American Smslter weut TO 81.
loss 90 ten points
The traction and rails stock were
also demnnilred but held fairly
firm. showing losses averasiuE two
p0inta shortly after ! B. "a the
American shelter vas given a
reaf ard the haaru vented their
wrath on the railroad Eroup. aud
unable "a Withstand the terrific
pressure brought "a bear. STAN.
pede 10 fhe leading issues was soon
ia progress rulon Pacific sold a.
us 1G. q lose ~ six points. and
Reading and 81 Paul each iusf
four points During the last hour
uf trading the downward tendency
was checked by heavy realizing
orders. and prices regained a small
part uf the loss
The street vas rife with rumurs.
thar the hammerinn received ~
American Smelling was from the
AmAlgamated clique. the same
crowd who drove Heinze from the
exchange. m0w going after tho Gus
Eeuhelma
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hymn. Kelly Joining 10 Justify.
arose and walked 10 The platform
on which the altar stands There
he turned aad sang 10 the end Of
The stanza. wheE he reached into
his hlp pocket and drew out To-.
vOlver Before hand could be
raised 10 prevent the deed the
young man spoke q farewell 10 hiB
sweetheart. who SAT near. and,
placing the gun against his head
fired o bullet into HIS brain. sink.
ing 90 The floor In a dying condl-
ton
Tragedy Ends Service.
Kelly worked for " w. Hawley,
contractor and was formerly en-
ployod by the Seattle Lighting
company ISIS parents are dead
The tragedy ended the services,
for after The body Of the suicide
was removed the members Of the
congregation dispersed 10 their
homes
fhe peculiar action Of the wor.
shippers of the Apostolic Church Of
God termed Holy Rollers has
previously led 90 numerous com.
plants % tho police authorities and
several times the officials have ih.
tericrod 20 keep the frenzlod mem.
beers Of the congregation In what
me neIghborh0oG considered prop.
eft bounds
The remains are at Butlcrwofth
a Sons, mOrRuc. pending on in.
pcguaaf.0u Dy the coroner
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call the meeting. stating that sona.
cor Piles deaired to meet the dele.
cation before lrayina for Washlnx
ton Many n the Legislators Nv
las % the city we're notified and a
printed notice prepared 70 b. sent
b. members living Ia the cnuntrf
When thls notice wss ready The
state senator called on Senator
Pilos 90 ascertain II Saturday a.
teruoun would bc a convenient time
for he meeting and vas told that
this was ths first iutimatinn AR
Piles bad received ~ hts desire "a
meet the deiesatlun.
Twitghsli has been q prominent
factor Ia the political affairs of
Senator Piles before and since the
election ~ Mr piles to the united
States senate and waa one 81 iho
men that aided IA securing Ankeuy
support fpF the kinE county man
IN tha senatorial electinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
BURKE AND
GEPNER OUT

Coach Lewis or tho Washington
high school football team an
nounced this afternoon that Burke
his best end and Gepncr. the line.
plunRing halfback. viii be- out 81
the game tomorrow This comes
az a surprise 20 the hiah school
students. who had figured on these
two being in tho lineup against
Tacoma strawberry" Lewis. fun
back Of iaai year. has announced
that he will turn out and should
win a place ln the hackncld Giuia
will probably DO shifted Co end.
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NEW YORK. Oct. is-It tran.
spires that a woman arrested here
Tuesday might for wearing man s
clothes ia public and who gave
her name as Mrs Dorothy Clarke.
is Mrs Charles Pool from san fran
cisco who was saved few
months ago when about to commit
suicide by jumping into the river
here. There are numerous discrep-
ancles In the stories she tells One
account has it that her parents
were Mr. and Mrs Robert s.
Clarke 81 San Francisco aud that
her mother died when she was IS.
Another Is that her father was
John Clarke captain of a Pacific
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IN explanation 81 the arrest Of
Miss katherine Majors. matron ~
the Waysids Emergency hospital.
for failure 20 report che case ~
Mlsa HelEa Carlson. who died yes
terday morning AZ the hospital. o.
ficials ~ the Institution today unit
"a In declaring that there was not
the slightest Idea ~ ignoring the
ordinances which provides that all
accident cases shall BE- reported TN.
mediaiely 10 the police
According to their story. Miss
Carlson was brought % the hospital
shortly after II O'Clock. but no
evidences ~ any severe injuries
we're discovered until after mid.
night Then the wound on tho back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
UNSANITARY PLUMBING
AT ENGINE STATIONS

The eases ~ flrcmou Hsyne and
Kinney who claim they contracted
typhoid fever aa result. of bad
conditions In the headquarters
building an6 at engine station No
2. today brought before the audit
ing committee the fact shaS Ale
plumblns at the headquarters Sslld-
Ink haa boon tampores with - pee
sons other than plumbcrA She trap
Ia che Easements had bcta remSyee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
CASE is STILL
In OFFICE

Mayor Moore took no action to.
dag ON the resignation OF Charles
Il Case. superintendent of streets
and sewers Tho mayor said he
had found no time Ia which 10
study the situation. Mr. Case con.
tinuod the duties Of the office. and
viii 80 continue until relieved.
Next Monday evening It 10 be-
lleved that the mayor will send in
the name Of N, r Maloney for the
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
POUTLAND STARTS MAIL
| ORDERS ON CIGARETTES

through the mails All The smoker
has @ 90 "a 10 send the money
and uraightway comes a quantity
% clgareta. as large AZ he wants
e. aud though Il takes him few
DAYS longer 20 secure q. he has
REALLY gone 20 no more trouble than
ho would have bad he made bis
purchases AZ his favoritc cigar
stand
As yet the authorities have found
40 Law under which the mailing 81
elsarcts from a state In which their
sale Ia allowed To- another in which
u ia prohibited. can be- prevented.
and so far as In known. nothing
ulil be done 20 stop this mode 81
supplying tho forhiiden article
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
IMPROVE MENTS TO
BE BID UPON

The following Improvement Jobs
will be before the board OF public
works tomorrow to bee bid upon
r olive &C. 81 AL walks; Fremont
av. sewer. 18TH az. " 1T a.. grad
Ing. ith av n. b.. sewer. Lakeside
av.. grading. y. 50th g. ot al.
sewer. n 89th g. a. a.. sewer
Boylston av ~. paving
Following is the new work XII
bourne 81. from let av n. 20 Ash.
worth st.. walks. 2lst av s.. water
mains. and 18TH nv. g.. planking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
FRESHMEN VOTING
FOR OFFICERS

The freshman class at the state
university &c today holding another
election OF officers ts previous
elections having failed TO result In
4 valid election Joe barto Of Sc.
attic and George Ring Of Waila
Waila are the candidates for the
presidency.
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MALE ATTIRE
TO FIND HUSBAND

coast steamer. and that she was
born in Alaska. where her mother
sill lives Her father placed her
in a Dominican convent In San
Francisco 10 be educated.
She says she Is now 80 years
old. and that when Il she eloped
with Julius Meyer. paying teller IN
a San Francisco bank. and after
four months her guardian had the
marriage anuulled. her father being
then dead She says she came 20
New York 10 look for her husband.
who. as Charles Pool. inherited a
large estate and deserted her aud
that she wore mems clothes so she
might visit saloons and other places
in search of him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
e Y a
CAR

Damon Dodge. aged 81. for
years resident Of Redmond.
where be lives with bis aon.in law,
Mike Connery. was bit by James
o. car. 80 81. and sustained In.
lurloH which nrceasiiated his being
taken to Providence hospital u
was there found that both ankles
were either broken OF dlHlocated
bat the exact nature Of bis Injuries
have not yet been determined Dr.
WINS IL Ia attendance
The car which struck the man
wan In charge " Conductor II. Nc
Kinney and MotormnH = q brlou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18

! -. tskea some time fur cigar
49, 5 dodge the aati clsnrct
r. cramyeutions az TIE act ot
slaiure PROHIBITING the sale
/ = uffn uaila OF The mater
n. ~nnuls kaown as the MAX
~ wen expected hy the iaN
- sna the only SURPRISE is
= 49, have not come sooner
a-asa cigar stores are now "a
.s.g IN Seattle a method By
80 esl smokers may las iu
wch IL The much 1ahcosd aad
- sserd smoke Under ailen
sesea. 10 lines IN type Of Cisafet
ssessn iireeglons are printed
sA~at Dc soosEs ~ LAdY N,co-
"a san secure their desires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
COPPER CRISIS
is NOW over

NEW YORK. Oct is.--It was the
opinion Of Wall 81 thir morning
that the worst Of the copper crisis
o. over The news that the Otto
Halnza company ia solvent and that
AmAigamaied had declared divi
dsud had a quietIng effect u be-
came known thin morning that
Hcinna. Charles " Morse and D. r.
Thomas held an an uiEht confer
cuco. making arrangements tn pro.
tect financial Institution said "a
have been involved Ia the copper
crash The present iull ia regard.
I'd ~ a forcrnnner ~ q battle royal
win Heinzc trying 20 put Ualted
Cooper back 90 where Il was be-
fore the crash came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
,.,l,o Pacific Steamship Tartar Crashes Into the
'' n,rmsr Near Vancouver -Chamer Badly Damag-
! and Passengers in Panic Princess Victoria Is
Ashore.

at e o'clock. but was late, The
steamer had d bis passenger list.
aud a panic which ensued was soon
quoted through the good work %
tho officers The Tartar stood hy
and all passengers we're transfer
red
The Tartar IL SIN outside waiting
for the fog 70 iIii but She will
come back here The Tartar had
300 deported fliudus aboard aud
they created an indescrihahle up.
roar after the collision The cap.
tain Of the Chafmer Says 40 lives
woro lost and mo- one was seriously
hurt
The Princess Victoria went
ashore Ia the fog near Victoria this
morning ca route go this port
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10 EXPOSE
OFFICIAL

ne says. g. o. expose Immigration
Commissioner Nusenf. who recent
by charged that the Mine Workers
were trying % prevent The impofta
tiun 80 labor % West Virginia
Mitchell Says that conditions in
West Virginia are worse than At
places where the foreign laborera
come from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18

In a last hope of saving the lifo
Of James r. Wilson the Noungs-
town saloonkeoper who was injured
In the automobile accident which
resulted In the death of eX-State
Senator Van do Nuuter Drs Ge-
heut and Lowering are this after
noon performing am operation on
the man nc Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
RAILWAY kEYMEN
MAY STRIKE
10y United prsss)

NEW YORK. oct tS-Accord.
lns 90 advicea here a. 600 members
81 the Order % Railway Teieg
raphera are on the verge % declar
ing a general strike Several OF
the southern railroad operators are
taking a vote regarding q strike
The plan IL also being discussed
eoncsruluR she amaigamation 81
the Commercial and Railway Teleg
raphorn organizations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
NOME FLEET
REPORTED

The government wire 20 Nome,
after being down almost a week.
Be- working. and adyices have been
received here % the movements of
Tie Nome fleet 81 steamers. The
Northwestern arrived at Nome DC.
tober ~. and is supposed 20 have
sailed south yesterday The Presl-
dent arrived aud sailed south from
81 Michael October "a The Faith
has arrived at Nome The Penn.
aylrnuia a due here Monday or
Tuesday. having sailed south from
So Michael October Owing to
The masz OF Accumulated matter
the ndylcea received today are from
four to five DAYS late
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cared for at home. When taken In
charge by the officers her screams
could BE- heard for blocks.
The girls parents are welltodo
people and Miss Schults IL a mu-
siclau % more than ordinary abil-
ity. She attended the Rainier
school, and more recently the Ross
seminary Miss Schults belonged
10 the Sunday school Of the Eman-
mel Baptist church. az gath ay. s.
and Main ST., and Is said 20 have
here been seized with the religious
fanaticism which caused her 10 go
insane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
RELIGION MAKES
GIRL INSANE

insane on the subject Of religion.
Florence schuits the 17.ycar.old
daughter Of Mr and Mrs. s. S.
schults. Of 2il6 Washington 81. was
taken from her home this morning
by Patroiman Miillkeu ard Detect
I've Corbcit and Is nov confined "a
The padded cell at the county JAIN
awaiting examination as 10 her
sanity.
Miss Schults has been mentally
unbalanced for the past three
weeks. aud finally became so VIC.
lent that she could not properly be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18

and q woOdep plus used unsuccess.
fulls "a prevent "a back FLOW m
sewer gas
a. engine honse No. ? the FLUSH
tanks under the building mad not
hoon sloOlo6 often eaough' and =
bad Sonditlou of sanitation resulted
As = rosua OF these newly dis.
eoSered facts tho committee VIII
Secure . legal opinion before either
appfovSS Or rejecting tho claims.
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ules four matrimonial crises az fol.
lows.
July q, attacked by husband with
iackknife. August 10. life enuan-
gered by husbands threats 10 kill;
August 30. husband assaulted her
with his FISTS September 6. at
tackled with butcher knife" The
complaint states that the couple
were married In BellIngham on
May %. 1907
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18

WASHINGTON. Oct is--Accord.
lng 10 g story attributed 10 the son
Of Rear Admiral Thoa Oliver Self.
ridge. L 3 navy. retired the ad
mlral Is to b. married next Tues
day 90 Mas Gertrude Miles u Bos
ton Miss Miles q an old friend of
the sclfridEe family and is said 10
be Sc years old The admiral Is "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
MEETING CALLED
OFF BY PILES
CONNECTING GUNS WITH
ELEcTRic WIRE CABLE

PORT TOWNSEND. Oct fs.--
Tso massive cables. containing a
sufficient humber 81 electric wires
20 reaeh every gun mounted at
furts Casey. FlRKier and Motieu
are being laid by The government
connecting them with the range
finding stations just completed
here.