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New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
TRAIN WRECKERS FOILED.
Ties Wedged Under Lehigh Valley
Tracks Near WikcS-Barre.
IBy telegraph 10 The Tribune. J

Whkes-BaIre, Penn, June S.-An attempt to
wreck the Lehigh Valley express train from
New York due here at midnight near Fairview
was prevented by the accidental discovery of the
obstruction on the track n few minutes before
TIE train was due there last night.
John Bennett railroad en2Dloye, walking
along the tracks when he fell over two ties
Wedged beneath the rails. He ran TO a switch
tower near 10y and notified the operator who sci
the seInaphOre against tie oncoming express
just in time to stop il within q few feet of the
obstruction.
The ties were removed with difficulty after
Being inspected by Conductor John Sweeney of
tnls cIty Detective Martin Garrahan is now
working the case
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday June s. 1907

Port of New York, Saturday, June s, 1907.
ARRIVED.
steamer Hamburg Ger Burmeiner Genoa Nav %
ana Naples 20. 20 the Hamburg American Line with ~
Cahn and l0Si seeraEa passengers mdse. Arrived
at the Bar 1912 D m.
steamer Campani6 (TT) Dow. Liverpool Juns and
queenstown = TO the tunard Ss Go, wi cabin
ths Itnr h+5 a m
Steamer city Of Columbus. Smith Savannah Jun.
20 te ocean IS Co with passengers and Iert Quar-
antne at 3 m.
Steamer Katahdin. Queen. Georgetown Juns & to the
atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation. lumber Ieft
steamer Monterey. Smith. Vera May so Prorrexo
June and Havana 3. 10 the Now York and Cuba Mai
the Bar at 9:3O a eu a'
steamer Kansas city 1Br). Lewis 81 Vincent g p
Bar at 10 m ~ '''o
Steamer Monroe, Huphers. Newport News and Norfolk
70 mo old Dominion SIS Co, with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine at 4:lO p IN '
90 steamer Askehail from Vera Cruz of Highlands at
Steamer Wnifred. weIman. Boston. TO the J NJ Cure,,
m. ~ N'A'
Steamer Rauenfes GeD. from Calcutta
SAILED.
steamers Now York. Southampton Via Plvmoutb and
Cherbourg Neckar tGer) Gibraltar and Naples: TTmbra
(t Liverpool via Queenstown: (er) Hamburg
wa IBnouth and Cherbourg: Naderand (Belg6 Antwer1
wa Dover virginia QtaD. Genoa Naples MinneapoIis
'hr) London Regina dItalia UtaD. Naples Genoa.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
NEW HAVEN GETS IMPORTANT LINK
Obtains Control of Bridge and Blackstone
Electric Street Railroad.

Worcester, Mass. June S-The Bridge and Black
stone electric street railroad has passed into the
control Of the New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad interests, and the stockholders most of
whom are Worcester people. We're Informed to-day
that the stock can be transferred next Thursday
afternoon in this city. The road will be held by
tie New England Investment and Security Com
pany. which has all the New YORK New Haven &
Hartford street railway properties in Massachu-
setts. The exchange OF stock viii be share
for share basis.
Although the Bridge and Blackstone line is only
aDout ten miles In length, the transfer is consid-
cred Of importance because the Inc forms the con-
meeting Ink between the Providence and TV0rces-
ter systems Of electric lines controlled bv the Ns
YORK, New Haven & Hartford interests trunk
lire express electric service between the two cities
ts promised as result Of the deal
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
SHOOTS WIFE, CHILD AND HIMSELF.
Police Unable to Find Motive for Act of Mill
Operative

Providence, June S-One person dead another
dying and third seriously wounded is the
suit Of a shooting in Oneyvie to-day. The dead
person IS Emma the eleven -year-old daughter Of
George W. Lonsdale. Her mother is seriously
wounded, and the father, who attempted suicide
after shooting the other members Of the family, IS
dying. Lonsdale also attempted 10 shoot James "
Turner. boarder in the house. but the bullet went
wild
Lonsdale, who was mill operative had been
away from home for two weeks looking for work.
lie returned last night and. II is understood was
dissatisfied with the conditions existing at his
home; Early to-day neighbors were aroused by The
sound or pistol shots. The police were informed
and the door OF the house was broken In When =
chamber was entered the wounded mother and her
dead chid We're In the bed and Lonsdale lay on the
noor with two bullet wounds in his head " "
ne police are trying to find a motive for Ions.
dae's '~ ''i A-Oii'-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.


vessel For Line. Mail closes.
Prinz joachim. Jamaica, Hamb-Am... 600 a m 1900 m
OTinoco Colon. r NJ P.-............ 2:30 a m
MONDAY, JUNE 10
Algonquin Jacksonville. Clyde,...---.. 300 p m
TUESDAY. JUNE IL.
X Wilhelm II. Bremen. n G Lloyd. 2:8O m 600 a m
BaFbaFossa, Bremen, y t+ Lloyd. d...... 1000 a m
Hamburg. Naples, Hamb-A 1000 a m
Cftta q! Napoi. Naples, La Neloce.....
Rio Grande. Galveston, Mallory. 1900
city OF columbus. Savannah Savannah 300 p
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL
Majestic Liverpool White $50 a m 1000 IN
Rosalind Newfoundland. Red Cross. 1880 0:8O m
Maraya Grenada, Trinidad. ......... 10 90 1900
Aleghany Inagua Hamb-Am II 1880 a 200 p m
Alanca, Colon. Panama. 80 400 .
Parma. barbados, Quebec . ..... IL 80 300
NOUrdaTn. Rotterdam. Holland Am. 600 IN
Antilles, New Orleans. So Pacific IN
Huron. jacksonville, clyde. 300
aTakcs mail south Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

Destination and steamer. Close in ". Y.
Hawaii Cia San Francisco)Sierra June II, 1890 a n
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands (va san FTanciSco)-
coptc IA. II 80 m
Japan Curea ana China Cya Seattlet-
shawmut June Is. 600 m
Australia Except WesO. New Zealand
Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Vic
tCrla =. { )AoranEi June I6 a m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands tya seattle-Minnesota June 10. 600 m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands
Francisco MaIiposa June 70. 1890 a m
Hawaii, Japan CoTea China and
Philippine Islands tyia san Francisco
Hongkong Maru June "a II 80 a m
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Meetings.

fINHE FORTY FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF the Society
4 OF me Home FOR IuCurables will bs held a the
othce OF The institution TUESDAY. I1th, 1907.
az J o'clock in the afternoon.
The anniversary exercises viii be held in Field
mortal chapel following the business meeting This
IcAO"inB Speakers Will address the meeting.
The Hon John II Van
The Hev Homer Francis Taylor.
Committee
Ahthohy Dey. Frederic G. Wagner.
. Montgomery II. CiarAson.
H. M MCI.A{EN. MARTIN F. GREENE.
9e''ethfF President.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
"PITTseuRe METALS DIVIDEND

The dividend of the Pttsburg Metals Mining and
Milling Company, payable July Is. will be a o,ar
tery earning OF 2 per cent putting the stocI- ~, -
per cent basis. Since May, 1906 the .torIr bos
paid monthly dividends OF one-half Of per cent or
at the rate of per cent n year. The stool, so1l
was listed few weeks ago and has Since risen
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC sHAWLs

FOR SUMNER WEAR, INCLUDING REAL AND IMITATION
CHUDDA. CHINESE EMBROIDERED SPUN SILK AND SHETLAND
WOOL, ALSO EGYPTIAN SCARFS AND STEAMER STIAWLS
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
TRANsPAClFIc MAILS.
.ation and steamer.

'Takcs mail for South Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 42s sun T2s Moon - Moons 20 %
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook GAG Gov Island 2o Hell Gate ola
PM.-sandy Hook 656 Gov Island 722 Heli ciate az
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

June "a. II 30 a m
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
WIRELESS REPORTS.

TIE Caledonia which reported siasconsst al ? m
YESTERDAY. when $50 miles Nantucket South
Shoals Lghtship expected 10 dock about 80 a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
OUTLINES CANAL
DISTRICT

President Janasa 3 brace Of The
Lake Washington cAnal association
has prepared . rough outline of tho
DISTRICT whlea + formed 20 con
trshaie the tl.aT&0da towssa the
building ~ the canal II viii tn
cluds Greater Seattle and these
parts % King county adjoining
the lake which will DO CONNER
ciaiiy benefited and thoss ssestoas
benefited - reason Of the canal
prevsntin9 sEnrflown
Mr., Brace In estimating the pro-
portion 20 Be paid BY each says
The cwnsya az the IS mlleh Of
shore Land around Lake unloa and
Lake Washington wli probably b.
assessed about tsse.00o The owners
Of the - 90 acres u And IN the
river valleys which Wiz - drained
BY III. canal viii b. assessed tit5..
200. az a. tbs rats % tke9 an acre.
$500 900 wlil be raised fFom Tho
80. coo residence lots adjoining che
canal end Like Washington. max.
Ing an average % Sgoo = lot The
balance Of ts9 Go can easily b.
raised nom iand IN the proposed
assessment district not Included tn
the above classification. OF which
here are 10000 acre.. At 80 pr
acre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
GREAT MORSE
HOLIDAY

NorwaEians throughout the
united States will celebrate to
morrow tho great holiday Of their
country, which holds tho rank In
Norway which the eth Of July takes
among American festivals May
~. 1874. tho date Of the granting
Of the constitution Of Norway. 10
the date 10 be celebrated tomorrow.
on itn psd anniversary Norwe'
CLANS In thsir native land common.
crate Il much az Americans do tho
glorious fourth" b fircworks.
speeches. songs and rejoicing.
10 Seattle there viii b two col
ehratlonn tomorrow. one hy tho
Norwegian Singing society aud the
Morse Club 81 Madison Park pa.
yilian. and one BY the sons ~
Norway OF the Pacific Coast AZ
Christenaen's Broadway hall Both
viii ee Of musical nature. inter
spuFHea with speeches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
PROFESSOR GOES
BAREFOOT

George winehea,ar's psnehAnt for
canoeing brought q curious crowd
OF students togesher the ether AZ.
ternnou on tho University campus
II happened that Winchester vas
tripping d shosiesH over the
campus and every straEsieF on the
campus 81 the time saw tho PRO.
foaanr's plight When The explEna'
ton vas given II Vas found that
there were reasons IN the bare
foot stunt Prot Winchester. who
teaches physics az the u And
Pref Herman Stevens. OF che Dc.
rartmsat Of psychology. wsre out
canoeing And while tryinE 20 shoot
the canal between Lakes washing.
ton and union their craft pns over.
turned. Winchester had his shoes
ana atorkinKs OF and they uunt cat
when the canoe vent over. Thn, 10
whY the diEniaed peahxusas wAlksd
ehosis4s arrosn the campus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
JOHN BARRETT
COMING

President Roossvelt's representa-
tive at the ground breaking oefs-
moniea 81 the AlaakA-Yukon Pa
eifie exposition. June l. viii IN all
probability be John Barrett a.
rector Of the international bureau
Of American Republics Hsnry 10
Reed. director Of exploitation. re-
celved a wire from Mr.. Barrett this
morning saying that the presiden.
suggested that he be present 20
speak on behalf of the United
states government AZ the exercises
cclebFatlng the Inauguration OF
work
President ehllbers. J A Ma.
deau. director Eencrai and Mr.
Reed have all wired 10 Mr.. Barrett
cordially Inviting and urgtng hlni
TO be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16

Seattle shrinera. Aflfi Temple.
arr busy today entertaining the via.
ting hhrinerA frum the national
convention AZ ioa Anee-ca This
forenoon the second train load Of
the visitors came 10 Seattle More
are expected late this afternoon
All the committees are out n hlll
force showing the shriusra from the
eat the sights N seattle and en-.
planning a. them that the 1903 fair
II 20 BE- the greatest ever.
The special train this morning
brought members Of tho AaHyria
Temple az Piitaburg. Pa Members
% other temples from all over
Pennsylvania we're ON the special
train. A tho Rhrluefs FASTENED 10
siEn their names IN great book IN
the headquarters Of the shrinora At
the Hotel Butler, there we're hun.
dresis o. former Keystone state res
identf ready 20 shake their hands
Ahnard tho same special were
members % the following temples
saiaam Temple. Of Newark. n j.
osman % 81 Paul. 1rupoii % Mii.
uaufee. Icnohia Of Toled0, Ohio.
and Moulak. OF 81 Louis. Mo. All
we're given royal reception AZ the
headquarters aud shown 20 the sac,
rel pilgrimage, The We'll
The various committees we're
busy all afternoon In assigning the
visitors 20 automobiles. street cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
The Entire Wholesale Stock to Be
Sold at the Coliseum Building
at RetaiI-The Largest Exciu-i
sive Millinery Display and
Salesroom i'm All America.

Beginning next Saturday. May 18th, at $50
m. the entire importers and manufacturers all
new spring stock of fine millinery will be sold at
retail to the consumer ar the greatest bona fide
sacrifice ever made select high-class millinery.
The entire Coliseum building on Third av, from
James Jefferson SITS. will be filled with miles of
millinery magnificence. Thousands of trimmed
hats, fac SMILES of latest masterpieces Of ladies'
headdress worn by the leading fashion models of
Europe and America. We have reproduced the
latest adaptons and creations of the entire milin
cry world Trimmed in prima face of the 500 to
$500 hats produced by the greatest milliners of
Paris. Pattern hats, shapes street hats, plurnes,
ribbon. foliage flowers. fruits, feathers, and all
the accessories of millinery manufacturing.
America records no such grandeur IN the history
OF ladies' and misses headwear Will be seen at
the Coliseum for days, Introductory, beginning
next Saturday. May 10. at 9 a. m The entire
stock will be on sale. TO be closed in days. The
sacrifice in prices will be the most terrific ever
seen under the American flag. One-fourth and
on up to one-half price There will be thousands
OF dollars worth sacrificed at even less. No
law of cost or worth is considered This gigantic
wholesale manufacturers and importers stock
was selected for the opening of San Francisco
wholesale house of The ST Francis Company, but
on account of labor and material troubles, also
delays in transit, the spring wholesale business
necessarily abandoned. We have moved to
Seattle and begin next Saturday by opening to
and weeks ahead of the styles in retail millin-
cry shops. The largest exclusive millinery
salesroom and most gigantic and finest stock
ever offered at retail sacrifice sale in Europe or
America. The sale and carnival will be one of the
greatest object lessons in style quality and econ
or1y ever presented TO ladies of the Coast. Mile.
Silverstein, Paris buyer and chief designer of St
Francis Company, late of Worth & Co, Paris,
chefess in charge assisted by Mile. B. ROLLS, New
York's master fashion creator, and Miss Tag. The
carnival and sale business management in charge
of the Shafer-Whittier Co. Free carnation bou-f
tonnieres will be given to every lady visitor Satur-
day a. m. Select musical concert by the Chicago
Ladies Symphony Orchestra, 80 until 4:30 Sat
urday afternoon. Diamond electrical illumination
Saturday evening, 80 till TO- 5000 lights; entire
Coliseum illumination and decoration system. An
army of salesladies to wait on the crowds. Come.
It's the opportunity of this century to get the
worlds latest and best millinery at mere fraction
of value Display every evening next week until
9 %. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
SHRINERS FLOCKING
INTO SEATTLE


aud steamboats, to see the places Of
interest IN Seattle The entertain
ment committee had outlined trip
10 the Bremerton navy yard and
three chartered street cars. be.
aides a score Of large automobiles
took the shnnera 70 every place IN
the city.
Chairman n 3 Jones OF the en-.
tertainment COMMITTEES had pre-
pared a great stack Of street car
iiehsis. round trip tickets 20 nrem
efton, etc. and had man sitting
behind table giving out the free
transportation to ali who asked
Tho special train which arrived
last night brought 1870 Shriners
from Chicago. Msdiuah Temple
These we're EiYcn the FREQ use Of
the automobiles this morning A
large number OF the Chicago people
Jeff for home today.
The regular southern train which
arrived this morning brought IN
about 20 more shHnera At four
o'clock this afternoon another aps
eial train brought the st. Louis del
egation and the members Of the
Imperial Temple, 81 Joseph. Mo
There were many members OF the
temple AZ Kansas City on this
train.
All the shriners. some being &C
eompaniod BY their wives. are
being laden down with souvenir
literature and given a license 20
boost for the national convention Ia
Seattle in 1909 More of the visit.
ora are expected tonight and tomor.
row. and Il Will be Saturday before
the Las, visitor will have entered
the gates % Seattle and made 20
rejoice BY the local Rhrinora
Among the prominent men here
today are Dr. J. ID MoFnirich. II.
luafrfous potcntate ~ tho whole
unitsd states. and George y Eddy.
captain Of the Medlnah patrol
Don't forge, the i7th OF May
Great tarn out AZ Madison Park Pa.
filioa 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
.,w ASPHALT COMPANY ASKS BOARD OF
pugLIc WORKS FOR TIME TO SUBMIT
aid ON 100000 PAVING WORK - WILL
FIGHT TRUST,

Archamhsan. tho Portland repre-
sentative q the company. are in
Seattle 20 submit a bid On the
Queen Anne lIili improvement. n
time - given them 20 figure 90
the work
We mean business and viii give
the people Of Seattle real competi
ton In paFiak. II we are given the
opportunity. said Mr AFehambeau
today.
ask. . Chaa~e % nta.
we have requested The beard o.
public works TO extend the time Of
awarding the contract FOE two
weeks. IN order for us 10 submit a
BID based on the revised spselficA-
tlona The Warren nrothefa con-.
pany vas In ths asphalt paSlng
business before tRking up the bstks
ulitio pavaalent as a better pave
ment but We stili Lar Aapaal,
whenever Il IL necessary TO DO 90
60 eomress with the asphalt trust
we will be glad 10 BID on the
Queen Anne Hill paving and | am
satisfied. from our experience IN
other cities. that The property own.
ers viii SAFE q large amount o.
money on the contract. n We are
given time 70 Kr; IN a hid We
have done paving In iTo cities. ard
wherever we have come lato con.
pstition with the Barber Asphalt
company. they have reduced their
bida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
COMPETENCY.

That IL the reward FOE those who
are willing 20 deny themselves a
few iittle extravAgant pleasures and
pat the money thus saved into the
savings department o. the State
Bank Of Seattle You viil ~ aEree.
ably surprised hos quickly your
bank account will EruN II you are
particular about making regular DO.
poaits IN this hank. where per
cent interest 10 paid Make your
start today and VOC Nlll never have
cause to regret Il go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16

s.,<.,y owners IN The big Queen
u.u pavias district Will rvsp
s..s,iss Of o'mpe,i,ion IN the
49, AZ pasios that sAesioa Y
80 q public works viii
y - request q the Warren
- company that the award
4. .oetYaet he DELAYED two
,spsss. q ave them the op-
80 70 bid on pAving the dts-
4 80 asPhAh
=. ne intention o, the toard
..sasf a new hlt from the
=. Aspaalt company. based On
se.<.sscatloas. Ia = asstlhs
hsst SATURDAY The original
~ waxk hY TIE b4reef
80, smosniea 70 ttisssS =
|. 4 .-s.Fse.l thar TIE amended bid
= iwm SIC 0co TO $4,000 be-
\. ~ figure
x.sa A.pAsis cewP~titie~.
.. k.usa Brothers company Il
,eslt.oa to bring real eompe-
81. = essias tato Sesitls. The
'--..s : ssfoak financially. uith
-s-~srtsix e. Boston Il = the
- AN psfitor % The AarhAit
a, tAruaxhuat thu esuatfys
-. :. snecszlsy h hlsAullEic
$3.50. II alaa eompetea IA a.
- mssnx whervver asphait Il
<-.,ist ~ TIE specifie4tlonA
a. n warren. % Bostoa. 4
.s-ssr q The eompany. and " l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
PLAY BALL TODAY

This afternoon. AZ Woodland
park. the ong-lookcd.for battle be.
tween tho baseball uiuea Of the
two senior rolls Of tho high school
took place. The teeuest rivalry
has always existed between these
two roll rooms last fall the boys
81 Miss MeNryl's roll room won
In tho football game against the
eleven from p G. Wilson's roll
room II IL nov up 70 Wilson,
boys 20 even things up BY carry
ing or the baseball game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
COURT REPORTER PALMER
COMES TO SEATTLE

Janee NJ. Palmer. formerly of
fic.Ai court stenographes Of Pierce
county. has acquired the late Dan
ksnnsaxs interest IA the nrEn OF
Bowman. Eaton q Co. court sten.
oEraphefs % this city NJ Palmer
vas a court sisaosraphes IN Den.
vsr before coming 60 Tenoaaa. ask
Ia regarded as one 81 Tbs best ~
portafa ~. tha seaa lie swfofsel
the pFucaedingn IN the ChsatnF
Thompson case "a . manner 70
via ssnefai approval
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
SCORES CLERGY AND SEcTS

Or. 9 n L. r~nFnss. prssiswns 81
Whiiuan College. yesterday Ia a
speech before the Congregational
meas clubs % this eitY. CHASED
rouEreEationsiism a. a priest ridden
acct governed sutirsiY - lis clergy
With al "a. Inherent weakness and
vices Iowinx from such rule What
~ n~edea.- eentinaed Or. Penross.
ia more democracy In the ehurh.
participation % the layman 10
church affairs
pr. Penruss IL himself q ConErs
gAfiansi clergyman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
ExnRetaEs MAY &c HELD IN
OPEN Air.

TIE commencement exercises q
the seaibf class Of the University Of
WAshluston may b. held IN N,
open air thla year. the class CON
mlttes being AZ pre@ent engaged IA
cousieertug surh Ar innovation II
the asep 10 decided upon IL wiil bs
the 1rst time ia the history OF ths
sehool that an outdoor commence
ulsnt has been planned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
WOULD COMPETE ON
THE QUEEN ANNE JOB
n,s own camrLnsssHss.

rhs eefonefs inausst held ~
black Diamond 20 fix the blalao
Cor the death ~ Mike Mysr. a
miner. who vas KILLED ~ live
wire at the ulack Diamond mine,
revealed the fact that MyeF met hts
death thtaunh hts own eareiessnesH
Myer set into ths wrenn side %
car and came In contact With the
live wire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16

ex-ss smstA and hia teputsss
= ss-aat - the letter seat 70
- Ma y ThemAs y AaeNa'
Il swsss Seattle. susgeating TIE
..~a.y e ealing out the state
"a . assarr an h0ns4f slsetioa
+ I Imsrssnn. sheriff saith says
= \ rsaAy % have enoakh anpn'
- 4 gcas gnfeWu 90 assure an
bwx "a peaceful election Ana
VI neazs special depatiaa for
| ~ ps.vua T red b.
rsssu Sheriff "a Drew. aetlas
ar. lsrlnx he shsease or sasF-
nMA uaezs moihsr died Tues.
a. ~ tals aoFaing
HsKskeas letter a AL tommy
NJ u knaaH o. uuEnt q kuuW
AZ As ssgss : ready % farntsh
| 4 = sressussse nsessd ~ YoangN
nss e MAJ = 10 ssSure an non.
q .scfisa
Al " saat - the matter
rrafAs hssars - ~ q proper wAy
Ia - IL faFnisk ezoush espu-
II r~xslars y Sufficient. and
|kwas L aeessse. 20 protest svery
" tsasssax e he A. the POLLS.
S1wsT SAITH kAa stated SO re-
w.s&f 40 NJ Ma Aahea ought
lzTr lrfcrsed the sheriff about
nss.aas aaa requested assist
|xr=
rzna B MhcMahon. city after.
N 4 Asss Seattle. on b@iaK ask.
h A. Yafpcrt q the letter TO Gov.
ank m4:
: tss ~ rake a demand Or
ezsfseaset Scr militia merely
sBAns e 6sx. Mead that the
fssaEs e ia KuArfsmen A.
G-Esxa "a siscticn might help
4zrs a Haist s.ectiou-
iNFw maas a formal demand
y &wsi Saith i0r any deputies
Aangzsgwn ca siection day We
sxMefis sasormaiiy. judge Cool.
Ef ! AaTinx a iAlk 10 tbs prose.
~ ai'erssys office with tbs
tr seo thsu sald thAf he woala
7 ss,Ni ee2aties 10 watch the
Nn
4 big asked vnegher he would
~ faFxaal dsmand Tor assist
- , tks sksriff. Nr. MnrMahon
@ssf . fnsks any statement
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WASHINGTON. =. G. MaY H.
FofiawinH assignments snd changes
n stations % Officers % coast ar.
tiil.fY are ordered
caiensi Aihert & cnmmins 10 az.
signed - the command @f Fof'
woYssn ana % the artillery district
81 Puget Sound MAJOR 1phn /.
Hayfsn vii proceed 70 Fort cAseY
ana sssurns command q nat post
Mafaf Norris X naffoii VII pre-
s4ea 70 Fsft wofd~a FER auty.