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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

majors, uio ser 5@dip" miro Sen
Sbio.6lub bi1ollf fabrcr1. '"
% oi6ere Nus Itellung BON
San0pntenten.
SefretGr @orliclo bonn Geparte-
n,ent oes SSnneren crlieB al Den Cont
miiiGr 9%aQinocr pom 8cnerol.2ono-
amt bie Gcriii9ung, pic A~usIteantg
Der Eatentc ouf 10000 GntrGgc nod
M0glihfeit 81 bcihlenni0elI mclde
lid in Dem 0cncral.2onoant al8c.
innlnlelt bobclt. Ger Sdritt lit oltf
sic @eiiung ocS Y%rdiiocnten criolgt,
oos gcieblidc Griifungspcriabrcn
nloglidit idnell SIT beenoi9cn.
Webr g It beomtc.
Sic 8ertbeilltng Der BON GongreB
gebiaioten Ncuonite1ung BON 600
Eoit6eomten 5u ic 5000 S~obreSioloir
lit I'M GoItocportcment bcfunnt gege.
ben luorocn. IS lino DOR 9uQen1 Die
iibcrbiirbetcn YoitGnttcr bcrildlid)ti1t
iporocr. Gcu Dorf crbGlt 7G, Gbica=
90 80 l,no Son 5~ron5isco % Der
itelt gcidoficurn Eoitomtsitellcn.
ScfrctGr Moot bcrrcii it.
StnotSlefrctGr Moot rciltc GeItern
had 0cr administering bon bier
nod Clinton u, D.. ob, I'M lCillcn
oortigcn Nobniib fir cincn lonOcn
Auicni6olt I'M Sommer III Stnn0
icten 81 loiicn u1O ieincn 0ruocr,
cen Erofciior Srcn Gcot BON Sim.
ton.GoQeqc, 81 bcIltd)en, mclder iid)
nui Dem @egc Der misunderstanding
bon cincm aninl BON Grippe beIill'
0ct 'u'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
YaltimOre's sriabrcnitcr Nerucrr
Sup,ialiit.

Sruborti9r GrioIee bur6 bic ntoberue pbn,
ser Mltueioniig oer 6eiieii Observation-Disclosures
AusriittiHg. in Der Stdbt er5ieIt
Wlnt ge6e Die S0fttnng Mot uuf, ete man
ntht Er. TatBGt 0erniGtt c~otiultirt BAT. Sutt,
oerie BON ~friiberet 4atieuteu De5eiigen gern
leine actttunssldbigirtt GO iaSt 3. y. SER
y. 9. 3ftoot. UT, 1920, 2SoooleD' z trnbe:
DSe6il @er8ie 1nber mir feline Grleid5ternna
bon tneiiten eeioen; Or. Serntdn lirirfe mid
oo1fonimen In fiinf Nohen."
Sr. JGltes 9urrp, gr. 1884, TniterIpnsstbe..
fa9t:
sSr. Nntban Serhtan bat mir oas qeben
e~creiiet: aqe nnoerett ster5te, Die oerfuhten,
mir 3i belfert, beiniibien ft itmfonit."
gIberoem furtrie 9r. Sermnn nod biele etn,
btte, %odrunter nuh Or. stiguft e6mtot, Gr.
1f2. GontrapsS trabe.
9aarlim fonte &c Sbren nidi sbeniaas bel,
fen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
riepb gdi.engrr's Gate,


., SpnEn'e Nfifantnnf,
Rr. 923. Yprb.Goen., naDe antbnni ctr.
ScrfnmmIungs.2oflI bes .~slrtoniasGen'
hrifis Gr. 1867 as6iGcr. Sinritis ST,
i03, $. u. a." UNI .Gtftritis Rr. 81,
8. u. y. Snue nn Nrrcine 5u bcrntie'
tbcn. 5eiuite giere. gleine nto duotce
'Setrdnfe. Eel: Z. Il y. 9S0lfc G29 N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Nobert 8pn mcr's

yMpSart'Wln nher dlor.Snne,"
Er. 192t-f923, Critans.strahe.
Snnptuuartier oes .Wio5nri : Wtdnner'
docs" SineIiunbe ieben 9onnerfia9
Mbeno. Der .Wotcri V1rs unn Gei6'
8erein" beriammeIt iG tebcn Wlontag
bier. 9%beiapeafe . Ielepbon 9Solfe
844 s.. (slpriI4. tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

pIiet-Nrienol nit ser SerItelung iol-
der 8eIdliibe begonnen peroen. Seit.
5llltellen lit nur nod, oh Die @eidiii.
Sc aus Sdmieoeltobl ooer nod) Dem
moocrncrcn SpItcm aus genunbe-
mem StohlOrobt bcrgeltellt merocn
loller. IicieS 14-5oaiae 8eldiit ioa
Elm llnifum merocn, in6em ooiielbe
bel glcidler @irfiumfeit leid)tcr wer.
Den ioa, ais 12-5oaige @cidilbc,
9aS 8ebGuoc Scr omcrifo.
nii6en Tcpublifcn.
Is meroen iebt &or6ereitllnNcn &C.
t~roiicn, INN ooS @ebdlloe iiir boS
n9iireou OF american HcpublicS,"
fir ociicll @ou Inoretp Gorneoie sic
Simmc Don $750,000 geitiftet bat, 5u
crrihtcn. GS iino Ginlo0ungcn OH
5cbu bcfonntc Nrd)iteftcn.6irnlcn cr.
gougeit, GlGnc fir oos @cbGube 5u
Cltluerfen, urlb cine ieOe miro Sult-
ieno Collars iilr sic 9lrbcit oltSgc=
5oblt crbnltcn. 9onn ierner lucrOen
%ollgcn1eine Ginlooungen on Ird)itef-
ten omerifoniifer Hcpit6lifen erge.
fen, an elmer Gonfurren5 tbeil3unel-
men, ul0 es iino brei Greiic fir bic
bciten gntmiirfc, $4,000, $4,000 INTO
$1,000, ousGeporfcn morOen, OOd)
fonnep oie 5chn arhiteftcn, meld,c
10 lpie 10 ic $1,000 fir ibrc Flone
befomnlcn, an Ger Gonfurren5 niht
tbeilnebmen, uno crbGlt cine bon bic.
len Den Nuftroq, oos @ebGlloe nod
icincn S0cc'n oltS5ufiibrcn, 10 be-
fontnlt er aud) meiter feline Grtrnpers
giitung fir Sen Tlon. Ser 9ou ioIl
in crlter Clinic bic notbigcn @iireou-
Houmlid)feitcn cntbultcll, Damn H0lt-
me fir Die Columbus ibliotbcf, Die,
iuic mar erlpartet, nit scr 9cit olii
pieQeiht 100000 9dnbe onihipe1cn
mag, uno ihlicBlid) cinen groBen
SibungSIooI fiir 6riebenS-Eorlo-
nente etc, nit Den ba5u notbigen
Gomite5immern. Gle Nomeu ser gIr.
diteften, al pclhc Ginlabungen CT
aebcn ioQcn, lucrben porl0uiig ge.
bcinl geholtell.
Sric0enSs Com miiiiou er.
nannt.
Ser ErGiioent crnonnte Seth 2om
aus Nelu.Oorf uno Sbos. IS. 9uib
aus 9irnlin96an, Nloy SIT Witglie-
oern beS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oIs Ser.
tretcr oes allgemeinen EublifunlS
ouf 0runo beS GonareB e 9eidluiieS.
pont 2. 5. Mts. bc5iiglid Ser Giniet-
sung elmer 9eboroe sur Soroerung
oeS in0uitrieQen 6rieoenS, uoiiir Die
iinan5ieae 8runolage ourd) Den 90
6elpreiss 8ono gebiloet miro, lucIdler
Dor einiger 3eit Dem Hr1liocntcn
Goplepclt pem ilorlpe9iihGl sStortbs
ing 5%uaciprodcn moroen lit.
Ger G%ommiiiion geborcn ouBcrocm
an: Sobn Witdea, YrGiibent scr
nllnitco Minc @orfcrS Of slmerico,"
ais Hepr6ientont Der Nrbeit; Warpin
Sngbitt, Erdiioent Der oGbicago &
Nortbrueltern Hoilroob Co." ais
Gertrcter oes aopitols;" Scr Sbcr-
builoeSrid1ter; Der SefretGr fir Son.
Def mo Irbcit mo Ser @%derboillc-
fretGr. Tic @enonnten limo id)on Dor
ldngcrer 3eit pom Y%rdiioenten En-
nal,l1t iuoroen.
o&riegsidiff" uu oem
Sbio.
.3um criten Mfole 1T Der @eid)idte
Ser Ser. Stooten miro elm &riegs.
ibiii ben Sbio.6lu bis nod Gpol,s.
bile, Sno., binouf fobren. equator
Scmentpop BON Snbiana bat bci'm
Er6liocntcn I'M n@eiBen 'Sollie por-
gcIproden un6 Inn Gntien0ut9 oca
flcinen 5lubtorpcoobootes r@oip,"
mclhcs icbt in Goiro, Sis, liegt,
nod) Gpollspiuc gcbeten, bn Die 2ellte
sort ongeblid) nod ME ein aricgs-
ifliii geIe6en bnbcn. Der GrGIioent
cntiprof) ioiort ocnt @unide ocS Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Ghlappc fiir Etanonrb Gil.

G9icago, 1G. Wt1r5. - Iie &c.
boliptung ser 2ImudIte Ser oStonoaro
Oil &c." oaB oic Ge9ierupg onS ge.
lteben ser Houte nid)t nod)ocpieien
habe, alii melder sic ongcblidcn Ser.
icnoungen mnterNnbatt itno oaber in
Verlcbung Ser 9utoesaeiebe eriolgt
iein ioIlen. lit bonn Hid)ter 2dnbis i'm
9unbes.3 iltriftS9erid1t fur5er Saro
abgcfuieien nbrOcn. Der @ifter or.
flGrt, Die Regieritn9 babe Sas geite.
zen oieier Noutc 0itf Der as@bicngo &
alton.gabn@ bon @biting Sttb., uno
Gbapcl, 81, mad ct. 2oliis rad)ge-
ipieien; bnb Der 9tanle GbapeG oui
Ben SrodJtbo9en nidjt Iiebe, dnoere
nifts on ben 6radtidben, ipie lie aui
Sen Stonbaro Cils6oQ angenanot
iporoen iinb. Die argln,ente iiber
oieien Ylinft 6otten faIt orei Gage in
aniprnd genommen. iino cine gnt.
ideioung 81 @uniten Der vStaloaro
Oil So" b1tte Elm lpeiteres 8orleaen
bon 9epeismotcrial notbig genluht.
Der + 1usli6e 300 DSran
Rodbnriuy aeben Sic nit IN oeE 600
Iogiid)cn @arten?" nGas babe id)
gar nidlt nGtbiq. Mein Wann bringt
mir icl6er oic giien nod Souic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Mmt 8robe gei0ift

30 babe cine @orridtura fir 9ru0 criuHbel
'ou ipcl6er ID mad 30i0briaer 9rfrhrung
pruh.Seiddtt ii6rr idgen lam. o1b fie bic Ct.
,iee IN. peldhe ocn grn0 uhiollit bait ltub mic
hlilpft, uno epG Ieiht. ilbl mo bennent |.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

unS lid ben Rcpeauneen ScS abrpcrs anpabt
ohnc III reibcn ODER SdDnier6cu Sn oeturlahGn
uf,b ioitet lueniger oils Otele arlppbn!l6e Nriid
binber. @eine Sprun8tenerIi, oser parte. INN
piae Quliier mn bod bait fe ben 9rilt t,@c
uno felt obuc SdmcrSen ODER llleunebriltfteitt
Su perurfndeu, Cd babe hen Vreis 10 ,alcer'
acicbt, oot Seoermaln. reid oher arm, lie 10
len fam. nnb i'd, onrnntire fie abfolut.
Sm made tic aui Cure 9efelunu thtt
tie Gnd,-Shr tract iir. limb ptun iie Or
iflide Gnh Gutr @elb mieoer auriid.
9ic6 1T hic dufrihiiatic Sfferte. Die &c p
cincm @rudb,S pcSinltiten demadt tpiroc; :
WorIen uoer iracHb,peldhc nnnciebcre yilr0c
bier in Wlurftnu iperbcn gn6 faaen ent ID al
biefc !s3etis, meine &etGEtie Oeireibe--in'ih'
"sScnn SbS, atss mbsIi.6e periadt tant lon'n
Al mir. gc elroerc fehItdbloeerL crbtele. i
mcinen ar6btcn GrtpIo. .S6retbt telite li'lo Is
ihide Sud reiu Vud) fiber Nruf mn oellc
SeiIune, iuelfe5 urcine Sorridtuna. .1eigt nm
ben Rrcis. un6 GamCn BON eeuten. gle ie ef,
iniort ainSernna, tpenn aIeS onoere iebIftLfni
Beadtet, i'd babe fetne Sdlben ietIl Nclt'it,
feine Qiipen. Sur elm rceues Seibdtt 81 rIfb'
Gem 9reife.
6. G. srouts. 1925 gruu,o slos, Marihan o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

Suhu SrnnS's .Nd6er.6erberse,"
Rr. 1875, SIrrtIon., iIabc Serinatous5tr.
SEQ, 8iint6cr, IT,, Nrau Co.'S Bier 1nt
3lpf. BarHlci punfb BON IL bis 1 ubr
Tadmiitag. MQe beutfdeu BIDDER itno
5iim Dtfuht eiHpeIdben. 6. g. q. 9eles
pboH - Ct. BauI 1852 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
mub sisb.anbtewn u.


GRANDDAUGHTER oeS p9npern ser. sltut. s9er,
eiitS," a@ineu!ran5 : 9GmeH ; 8eretus,"
g9onton Smmerndbren oen 8nu, mo ee,bs
HereinS." .3eutf6e @euitb.i6iett" uno
,Setper'9DrflGDe Rr. ATS, .. 8. g."
5rii6ts isier 8u ifser 8tit. - q. & 49,
9eIepbon. BoIfe 1913 3.
Gprins's ,,6antpu aiebeffran5.Sane."
Gfibf.efts9de 3. ctr. u. Js't,9iue., Canton.
G%ineifunoe feben Wttthup6 ab.uo. Ser
9umensSerstn berlnmmeii idp ieben 8i,n'
tt1e 9fbero. - .GnitcIial", 0ter am 8apf
gbefupedfe'1e Ieppon - Bolfe 1453 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
aa.ob Mis0' rD,slobie' Saas."

Sdnpidudrtier oes gefdngoereinS gW 10,
bic. Sinaiiunoen ieben Eonreritn astbeno
8erfanlmliieen oes .geitenniul Meeaer'
8ereit5" jeocu 2. unh 4. 9ienitag i'm
Wtonat. 1eIepboii-9. & Y. Woltr t756 X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
DEFECTS FOUND +
In ORDINANCE

u has heen discovered that he
recently adopted ordinance rpka
sating the construction 81 stables q
~ parts Of the city. Is rich MAS
law and a poor mans Nemesis. ~
man tn Seattle, unless he owns
more than = 30 foot ioi. can build
= stable. no matter shat hts nccss
stiles are for such = building
Councilmnn Raveiia seeing the IN
Justice Of The nsv lAv, has asked
the council clsrh 20 draft q mes btu
and this will be presented probably
Monday night
The law IS Il stands prohibits ans
one from building a stable nearer
the alaa line than 70 feet. - thai
the owner Of % foot n, would b.
compelled to build bis stable on m
imaginary line. ia fact could not
build AZ an. and a property owner
with 3 fortY foot lot could build =
stable huf ten feet wide.
In the now iaw Is II set out that
the property owner Who gets ths
proper consent from bis neighbour
can set a permit from the board Of
public works ana build n barn on
whatever width Of lot he may hap
pen 10 own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
REALESTATE MEN WANT
LAW REPEALED

considerable Interest has been
created Ia realty circles over the
o'n nov before the legislature for
Tue repeal Of the Law of 1908. reaulr.
lng the agreement authorizing a
h'oAer to sell property to be- In
wsi.ins. IN order to entltie tho
efekef To any Communication.
NJ law which Naa passed az the
feqaeat az tho Seattle Real Entate
association. was intended not 10 De
ftlke the broker II his commission
after ne had made a sale. but to pre-.
vent specific performance. whore
the owner refused 60 transfer. IN
lees the brokers' authority was In
writing.
supreme Courts Opinion.
Whether through faulty wording
OF tie law. ar for some other roa.
son. tho Interpretation placed upon
u b. the supreme court is just the
foYeFse of that Intended hy tbs as.
soelation. The court held that
wheFo hruker merely had a verbal
authority To sell the property. one
putehaains 4 through hlln. Ia good
tsiths could compel specific per.
tofinance Of the contract. OF 70.
cover damages for it, nuanerlofm
anee hut that the bunker making
the sale could not enforce tho pay.
ment ~ commission.
The consequences IN, thai the Real
Estate association Is now Just as
anxious to have the LAM repealed
AZ Il ~as IN 1903 "a have Il passed
The Real Estate Mems club. an or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
POLICE BELIEVE
THIEF CAUGHT

Lawrence pye - years Ola. Was
taken m custody late Yesterday ART
ernenn b. ofneeF Humphrey aud
Detectives Hubbard ana coshest 4
formal charge ~ aiaofdeflf person
was placed against him qn the pas
lice books pye. who has been
wpfktps Cor the past two year. IN
a ctty iagntfY. u the alleged part
nef IN crims 81 clyde fifawufield
Nha was also arrested yesterday
morning. and who Ia turn - said %
BE- The associate Of John King the
nsfe blower now serving nfr sen
ieaes In the Naiia waiia penitens
tiaFY. hreWnfirld uAs taken frum
hts feom on Pike # yesterday and
With him a reviewer and a bunch
~ ahoas So ksya
i1ath pYe and ftrowufleia haze
been arrested ln seattle niaaY iimen
nw chasEes ~ robbery ~ on sus.
piesan 81 haxtnR been connected
sita eertaia Aaltues. bat the -.
Zee have never beer able - haFs
either sent 10 thu psnltsntiary BE-.
rauae - lack ~ witnesses ami 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
MINOR HosptTAL NOW
UNDER Nav INTEREST

The Minor hospital IL now under
new management Or q " Haw.
Icy has sold his controlling interoaf
10 q syndicate Of local physicians.
and has resigned as superintendent
Miss fseary. the head nurse, has
been appointed acting anperiniond
emit
The facilities Of the hospital have
been Increased. ~ the cottage ad
Joining the hospital. which wa for.
morly occupied by DR. flawieY az a
residence. has been ehangfd lniO a
home for the nurses. enabling the
management not only 20 increase
tlie number of nurses. bat also the
number of rooms for patients. Dr.
Hawley 6tiil remains a member Of
the board OF trustees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

Haniaatlon Of tho younger brokers.
ls also using its efforts la the same
direction
All Favor Repeal
The sentiment for the repeal Of
the law il not limited to those real
estate mcn acting merely al brok'
eru aud selling property ON commits.
sion. but extends to those whose
business consists largely IN buying
aud noiling property. either for
themselves OF Tor outside capitalists
and investors.
A petition which Was recently cir
cuiatod among real estate men. fay.
orinK the repeal. received the en-.
doraement q practically every firm
IN Seattle.
The only firms that oppose che 70
peal aro Lewis n. Hosenbanm
and Mc0raw. Klttlnger 4 Case
Frank Case. tho junior member oi
the firm, stated 20 = star reporter
that the effect OF the law had IN
douhiedly been beneficial II any
change was needed. Il was lar
requiring that. In order % ontNle
the purchaser 20 either danlagcs ot
specific performance. the bfokeffz
authority 20 sell should be IN VIII
ins
The bill for repeal il In charge n
Senator Robert y llooth. Tho op
position comes principally from the
legal profession.
Tha Seattle nar Association. ~
a reeent meeting. adopted rcaoiu
fioba opposing the repeal Of the
present Law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
La GRIPPE is IN THE
SEATTLE AIR

~ which there ia nos a good deal
In The city. bFoucho- pneumonia. Ger.
tain heart aud Intestinal compiler
tons. nervous suffering and at
times acute Bfighth disease follow
Ia the wake Of the grip"
Or Elmer 4. HsK. secretary Of
the state board II health. said that
the In grippe taxes ON n VARSITY 81
symptoms aud il due to a particular
haccilll IN the air. II appears az
an epidemic and distributes itself
over the country.
The late cold weather In seafiie
and the effects ~ The shortage 81
fuel. with consequent chilly haar1ha
might Indirectly hase brought on
the IA grippe. bat the true causes
lay beyond that. says DR. Heg "A
return 10 normal winfcr weather
would have a tendency 10 relieve
and cause the disease 90 partially
disappear. but not wholly 30.
In Grid weather people expose
themselves more and DO not there.
fore remain IN fheiF normal eondl.
lions. and ~ course take colds and
consequent ailments. - that the
prcseai epidemic IL more Indirect.
81 due 20 the late cold ahd ab.
normal weather than directly
A peculiarly ~ the disease il
that Il travels from east "a vest.
aud moves rapidiy. In 1853 II ap.
peared in Russia Ia May and from
there distributed itself over Europe
and thla opunfry b. DocembeF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
Nsswp 1870 $3.50 4
ON the FRONT /:

Steamer Tampieo. which recently
returned from Everett. where she
has been taking on a eargo Of lam .
Dor for Han Pedro. il nov ~ the
bunkera taking coal for her trip.
The British steamer isieaworth IL
reported TO have reached Port
Townsend this morning with her
cargo u lumber listed heavily O.
start,oard
Steamer Tyrus. % Tacoma. which
has been on the ways ne the King
q wines rhlpyards AT West Seattle
for the last 10 days having new
machinery Installed and given =
thorough ovefhauilne. in OF today
A report vas recsived To-Day az
the Merchants Exchange that tho
Norwegian bark MarRit. from Hon
oiulu. reports having spoken the
Everett r. Griggs Sunday night.
The Gfisgr n 50 days out from Hon
eluiu fof Seattle.
Steamer Advance weHt on the
says At King 4 winge shipyArd-
today.
TugboAt ElmoFe. OF the American
Tugboaf company. u Everett.
which has been on the ways AZ
King 4 Ninne. has been given a
thorough ovsrhauling and vfii be
IN operation tomorrow.
Japanese steamer Yedo Marsl.
which has beer az the Hammond
mills for several days taking on q
cargo Of -four. sailed for Tacoma to-
day.
British tramp steamer Forfeviol
arrived from Hamburg by way ~
Central and south America ports
this morning AZ n o'clock with a
cargo 81 cement
The Dolphin sailed last night for
akaENay
The Cottage city arrived THIS
morning from Southeastern Alaska
With 81 passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
CLYDE BROW MFIELD
NEARLY ESCAPES

The police of Seattle ars IN.
struetsd to arrest and hoid persons
kno~n 20 have committed . faioaf.
or known 20 have committed a
crime against tho eity's gotarnEnsai.
bus they aFe nog % arrest and hold
persons IN The eitf bail eithout a
charge hsink placed against them
I CA do u0thinK else. according n
iAw. but diaehArxe the prisoner
IA spoke Superior Ju8zs Morris
this morniaE when cii De Bfowuflei
was hFouxht into court Oh \ habmas
corpus pfuceeeiina. broaght ~ his
attorney % have the pFieoaer ~.
LEASED. a. no charge had been
riae@d awainss the man. who was
Illegally he'd . prisoner IN the cttl
lan
Iaat a. The nnai wofis were
Aboat 90 - spoken which would
have Kivea Clyde hrowafisid his
liberty. Gas Attorney fseHruief
came ruNhlns tnio tke coaft room.
cut a breath and flushed from ~.
riiemeus. lest Ms prisoner 10 Re
isasasf. and thfuetaa oot The infef.
mlafiun chRfNing ElFuM nfieid wtlh
tiaorasrty eoutuef on che clerk
leak. announced that the bell
would b. tz56 caAh.
Attorney WiestiinR appealed Tn
caae. aud Judge Norris re1acat he
ball 20 $50 and ordered the rsis.
onsr IN custosfy * she chief ~ %
lice
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RAILROAD WORK AT
SEWARD

Railroad work Nttl begin next
month al Seward. Alaska. rho mlla
Winter and hight fall of snow vill
make early work possible. unless
heavy anow should some later,
which seems improbable according
10 all weather rules 10 II expected
that a considerable foree 81 men
viii BE- at work before the end II
FetFuar,.
The bridge sang ~ Watson a
Snow viii probably be In Seward
before the middle ~ next month.
bridge timber Is eoniing on nearly
every boat. besides structural ifon
far the Howe trus4aa. ~ Witch four
are 10 b. pal Ia On the next three
mlles ~ tfaek The lack ~ this
material eaFlAllcd tFacklayinx last
faif
Il 4 Promised that wages viii BE-
raised 10 figurcs which elll enAbla
the company "a secure a lafNc mum.
Der Il graders and statsun men In
spite % the strong demand for Ia.
Dor IN the Northwestern states By
reason Or RAILROAD construction
there and that laFgc nalutef Of
men uiii he AZ work ~ April /.
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The POLICE ARREST henry
NAuLGs. WHO Nay PROVE \
MANUFACTURER or THE
QUEER.

~ the arrest Of Henry Sauloa,
.hEea e. 3 miner. the police believe
thoy have nfHpcd in the bud what
inlgti have proved 20 ~ another
eiseniic oounterfeitinE schsme. Tbs
arrest Waa made yesterday hy DE
tecttvra Bruwn and Corbgtt. who
deserve credit for their work
Some time yesterday Nauies went
Into = icueirY store on Second az.
snd inquired of che clerk the meth.
81 commonly employed IN melting
silver Er VAS told. and then loft
tho Store. Rulng TO department
store. uheru be purchased a KAso
Zinc hioN steve
Ia the meantime the ieweleg mott.
fled The police about the mans IN.
guirY aud furnished a description
~ hlm Detective Drown went out
20 investigate tho case. noticed =
man on Seeuud Az who answered
she description shehtly, aud wha
had a bundle under ono arm he
followed him down che street aud
was iosned hy Detective Cofbeft AZ
Washington - tho man was about
% enter a saloon when he was stop.
ped aud questioned ~ the de,ec.
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dsnes. This time. however they
believe that they have sufficient
evidence 20 convict ffye aui
through him possibly ilsownfisld,
Dyes history has been a varted
ons lie married a tt-yeafsoid Eifl
On seattle sains time e6o, and Nhsts
her husband attempted 10 Kwt her
20 help him IA the theft ~ sppie
seaiskins she Immediately teft him
and secured q divorce. Since then
She has told her story a. tbs 20.
lice. and. II is said. has married
aEaiu. Dye has = bad record 81
Taeonla. but hts lucky star has css-
fiet him through his troubles thus
far.
when taken before Police judge
Gordon today he demanded indig
nantty the reason Why he shnaid
have been zffssied and held With
out a charge. Detective cofheti's
remark that he would be held %
aceount fot his last highway rub.
hefY. betausn II The noaf % bic
hand where bis vtetlm bad bitten
himL VAS enough fus ire court. and
h. sas fetnandrd 70 tai.
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MAKES CHARGE
AGAINST ALVEY

Lewis r. Dawson. i22 Dorffel
Drive. and Thomas Bordeaux. OF
SOC 18th av. north. today filed
charges with the civil service com.
mission against Police officer w
r. Alvey for alleged assaults on
their sona Copies Of the charges
we're sent to Chief OF Police Wap.
pennteln today.
Dawson charges Alvey with hay.
ing struck his boy, Lewis. in the
head aud brutality kicked him Jan.
&c. and without provocation. Dor.
deanx makes only the charge Of
klcking his son. Roy. on the same
date
u H. improbable that either OF the
charges will amount to anything.
a. the whole case Ia said 90 be one
whore a lot OF unruly boys have en-.
deavOred 20 make something big
ont Of nothing. in order 20 conceal
their misdemeanors These charges
with those Of W. II. Gorham, filed
yesterday. are the only ones against
the officer. the other residents of
the Capitol I'm district having ex.
pressed themselves as pleased with
the romedying of conditions In that
neiEhhofhood