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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. January S. 1907.
BEEVES-Receipts 30 500 head all con-
signed directly 10 s!aughterers No irndlng to-day
Feeling nomnay weak Tor beeyes. Dressed beef slow
and unchanged 7d9c per 10 for native sides Some
choice beef 9blQ934c No later cable sd-
vices from Liverpool London Exports this port
to-day cattle Il5O sheep and about $500 quar-
OF beef Mohawk VIII TO Ant
werp 135 cattle j. shamberg & and the Teu-
Liverpool 500 quarters tesmated divided bo
twween the Swift and Morris Beef companies
CALVES receipts 81 head, ali for the market
The demand steady the limited offerings
taruyaTd calves at 81 city dressed veals hrm
at sQl4Lc PEI ID; country dressed 7ql2l1c.
Sales-T)biu shannon Il yeals, 157 N average at
81 per 100 ~
s sanders: 10 barnyari calves. 20 10. 81.
Mcpherson Co: / veal. l30 h, at 80 80.
SHEEP AND LAMES-Receipts 5ls
head. all sale ct jersey city. The market
fairly active and steady for both sheep and lambs and
Western wethers sold at 81 50as5 50 per 100 N; a
carload o. ycariHgs 81 s7is: lambs SSdss
mutton steady 7l5G10c per NJ dressed lamb.
at i2Gl2i2c, country dressed hot house lambs at SEQ
per
salcs-McPherson x Co: 1s6 state lambs ~ 10 aver
s. 40 per 100 N; sheep 800 N. 81 go
Is goats. ~ n. 81 50.
robin & shannon: - ohio lambs ~ n. SIS %; 30
GO n. s.: I43 ohio fed wethers.
H. 81 so: shhap. % II,
Kcrns Commission Co: Ill Western yearlings 87 10
Sc 81
HOGS-Recelpts were 25ls cars or 8O3 head In
Guiding half for the market No transactions
late feeling steady Pittsburg BuraIo ad-
vices Prime state and Pennsylvania hogs heavy to
ligh: weights quoted So S50$7 10 100
try dressed hogs unchanged at SiaNl0c per ~.
sales tall late yesteTdayD-S. Saunders: \
s. H. average. AT 81 20 100 ~ 1870 NJ
23l 10, So No roughs, 2SO lb Sc. 10
50 30; do. 2bO n. at 50 -; boar 500 10. 81 80
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
YACHT FOR NEW YoRA1WYn
The Mousquetaire, at Norfolk, To Be Else-'
trically Fitted Throughout.

Paul De Fere. lawyer and yachtsman who has
an Office at No Nassau street. started for Nor
folk yesterday with his family attend the launch
ing OF his new yacht MOusquetaire. which has been
under construction since 1901 The Nousquetaire fS
s1id to be one OF the best appointed yachts eve.
turned out She is electrically fitted throughout
Especially designed for domestic comfort tho
Mousquetaire has electric curling irons fat irons
cigar lighters, ohaing dishes. kitchen stoves bro-
and coffee and tea urns. She is S. feet lon~
and IA feet beam The cabin is in solid rnahoe-
any. She has refrigerator plant OF hve hundred
pounds capacity for meat alone, and a sauarar.
refrgeratins plant for making ice aboard for ordi-
nary use.
The saloon Is fitted out in blue velvet The china
glassware and silver carries the emblem OF m.
Mousquetaire Mousauetaire swords were diffcul-
10 hno' anu Aark cross the siiversnith. dupli-
Gated them in silver The yacht carries pI,ns ~,
the entire crew and a complete sporrsnan's or,s,
Mr. De FeIe ana MS family will take a long crnis.
on her, hyips the coorS OF the New YorIS YenS
Club. ~V'A iacnr
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan s.-cATTl-E-R Receipts about 5000 head
market steady. prime shipping SiQS7
cows 81 75a$4 10 heifers 81 60a$5 bulls 81 75gS4 50
calves 81 15G$S 90 stocers and feeders, 81 40qs4 30
HOGS-Receipts, 2S,C1 head:
heavy shipping, $6 50a$d 32 prime butcher weights
as6 Az bulk OF sales. 81 45PSG 474a. sHEEr-Recepls
about 1900 head; market and dull; SBlp
81 90; yearngs. 81 6OaS6 80: lambs 81 75q$7 75.
East Buffalo. Jan. s-CATTLE-R Receipts. l2J head
active NEALS Receipts. 100 head; and
STEADY; 81 259$9 80 HOGs-Recepts, 1900 head, ac-
unchanged SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccpts
1900 head sheep slow; lambs active and 1os higher
S5USS 10: yearlings. SO Goa SO 50; few, 81.
City, Jan. s.--CATTi-E--Receipts 5000 head
steady; choice export and dressed beef steers
FED So 2JQSo 40: Western
led steers So 7Jg$5 30 stockeIs feedee IS 25s
Southern steers SygfS3. Southern cows $2q$3 90
cows, l5Q$4 90; native heers So 25qs5: bulls. S3Q
25: 81 2JdS7 30. UOGS-Hecepts l5O0U hoad
market steady sc higher TOP So 64Is bulk OF sales
Sc 45; pigs lights 81 25gS6 40. sHEEF-Recepts.
coo head market. 5ql9c higher. lambs. So S0a$7 90;
yeArlings, S4 1885 %; Western fed
lngs 50 9Oa$G 3D. Western fed sheep 81 5OyS5 7J
ers ana feeders. SO 25QS4 10.
Cincinnati, Jan s-HodS steady; butchers RS and ship
far 10 good shippers 81 75Q$5 Is. common, s2aS2 T5
SHEEP steady. $2HSi 20 LAMBS steady. 81 259Sf So
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
TO DEPoRT RELIGIOUS SECT LEADER
prince" Michael Said To Have Served a
Term for Felony in Michigan.

Portland Me-, Jan. S.-"Prince' Michael, one
of the leaders of religious sect known in this
country as The New Eve or the House of
Israel" who arrived from Liverpool on the
steamship Canada, was detained by customs off,
cials for examination to-day. 1t is charged that
Michael was discharged from the state prison at
Jackson. Mich after serving four years of hVe
years sentence for felony committed in 1872,
on condition that he would leave the country
and not return He went at to England.
where he has since lived
woman said to he Mother Elinor, the head
of the order in the United States, was here to-
day and engaged counsel for Michael Mother
Elinor claimed that Michael was induced
to leave England by a forged cable dispatch,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nev yorl, ra,,,.. .oc

New York. January S. 1907.
CoFFEE-The coffee market was lower to-day
The opening was az decline 5Q10 points and
while the close was called steady, prices showed
about $4,000 bags The initial decline seemed 10 lie
the result OF disappointing European cables and
European selling with support checked by the enor-
primary receipts. The gossip around the Street
ts 70 the eject that strong European bear CLIQUE
operating chiefly from Havre. has practical control
OF the market for the time being and using
big receipts and reports Of improving prOs
poets TO the utmost in effort shake out the long
Interest in the market and a covering basis be-
fore the purchases Of the Brazilian government
irpaTt a sufficiently firm
render the bear side less attractive However this
may be, the market showed absence OF important
support FOR the time being, and bears the more
aggressive faction. OF the French markets. Hamburg
was net unchanged. but Havre closed q
cline OF = q Z franc Rio was nominal and Santos
reported weak at a decline
the ports 60 bags according TO the
days cables against 10000 bags last year Jundiahy
receipts particularly heavy g bags
against 1000 bags last year. Sac Paulo receipts
for The day 747s0 bags against 120SS year
The market for spot coffee was easy, with Rio no
quoted 7isc.
The Of contract prices in the local
6av va
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
LARGE SUM TO DESTROY GYPSY MOTH.
Massachusetts, Expended Between $500,0Oo
and s75O,OOO Last Year.

Boston, Jan. S-The annual meeting Of the
State Board OF Agriculture was held to-day at
the State House, and will be continued to-mor-
row. The secretary, ]. Lewis Ellsworth re-
ported that the year 1906 had been a prosperous
one for the farmers OF Massachusetts,
The moth committee reported that the area
in which the gypsy moth is found amounts 10
$500 square miles, over one-quarter or the totai
area of the state. In the year 1906. accordihs
10 a report made by Superintendent Kirkland
there was spent TO destroy the moth between
s5OOOO0 and S150,O00. larger sum than has
ever before in the history OF the world been
expended under legal authority in destroying an
insect pest.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
n the local market to-

COTION-The cotton declined early. rallied
before midday and ruled generally steady
afternoon. steady unchanged prices
advance Of points Sales for the day were estimated
1T5.0o0 bales The opening easy advance
Of point January, but generally unchanged to
response cables continued
receipts a liquidation
previous day moderate selling by local
Shortly the opening prices showed loss OF
points January and OF 799 points the later
around level there be
long cotton coming out OF the recent short sellers
with demand from local bulls the
70 closing prices OF
the previous DAY The close practically the high
point session. all the months 5g7
points higher. The holiday 81 New Orleans and
certainty regarding the showing OF the Census
tended restrict business the local talent ana
trading throughout. The weather continued
favorable movement, an6
well estimates tomorrow. heavy Advices
IRON. blllish market
d1tions however reported that 12c had been
paid sellers Hiddling delivered
New York Southern spot markets according 10 official
reports unchanged TO sc higher.
The OF prices in the local market to-day
70
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. s.-CIos4 WHEAT-Spot firm; No 2
red Western winter is: futures steady March Is 4d;
Nav 6s 3Ad: July. 6s. CORN-Spot steady American
MED new As 3Isd; American mixed old Is AID; nut
rres steady: January. 1ssd March. As nd. PEAS
winter steady at IS HOPS in London Pacihc COAST
f3 5s4f4 los BEEF&Extra India mess strong
78s ga PoRk-Prime mess. Western steady At SIS Cd
cumberland out. 10 quiet b2s rib.
10 10 "A 10 OBS So long clear middles, light Is
IN "a 10 firm Cd long middles heavy. 35
40 No. SIS; short clear backs 16 to 20 e strong at
4os: clear bellies l6 10. firm et Sos. SHOULDERS
Square, 12 70. strong at AIS Cd LAFD.-Prirne
pals firm a ASS Sd. RUTTER-Fipest United States
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.,
2ll-2lS East Tooth Street.

HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co,
2lI-2lS East Tooth Street.
New York. January 2nd. 1907
To J. Cohen. I. Esray. W. l.. French. r.
Frese l.. Friedman. X. Gilmore. Mrs. f.
A. Jacobs. x. Kelley, Miss l.. Kennie. Mr..
Jsndorf Maggie Minogue. l. II. Peters. A.
rs,wers. II. II. Prattley. Mrs J. Rusch. Joe
Smith. Mrs. Steele. l.. Walton. !. Win
dowanst r. L. Zane: You and each OF you
are hereby notified that the time for pay
ment of our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. this
company will cause such property. 20 wit:
household goods personal effects and mer-
chandlse. stored by you or In your name In
the Harlem Storage Warehouse Company,
70 be sold at public auction according to
the statute In such case made and provided,
at the warehouses 2ll-2l3 East 1Ooth st.
New York city. on Thursday. January II
1907, at 10 10 a. m. and ~ tho sale there
Of IL not completed on the said date the
same Will DO continued at the same place
on each and every Thursday thereafter be
ginning a. 1870 a m. until the sale Is
completed.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
W. c. GILBERT. Treasurer.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single Insertions cents per line. SIX
teen words. seven times consecutively. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period Of fourteen days IN
The Trlbune's Directory OF Desirhpie
Rooms Write lCr circular
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free Of charge. at the Uptown
Office of The New-York Tribune, 1904
Broadway, between 3eth and B7th SITS.
ODD ST 80 WEST.-Select family
house. handsomely furnished suits :
single rooms; baths every floor: hot
water supply; steam heat every room;
table uneNcelled for quality; special rates
to desirable families and permanent
guests Tel 72l9-Riverside.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGES SAI.E-Samuel Newwitter.
auctioneer will sell at Nc 50 CoFl-
landt st, Borough of Manhattan, on
Thursday afternoon. January 10, 1907. at
4 O'Clock. the flxtures and chattels OF a
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing
fine BveDing and Street Costumes. Jewelry,
Brlc-a-BTac. Eurs etc Mr. or Mrs. NJ.
NATAL 74s 5th ave Tel GTO-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

which assured him that he would be admitted to
the United States. Prince Michael. whose
nationality is English. Is about sixty-hve years
old. He lived at Detroit for many years.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value: made
into new articles or exchange for new few
elry or Japa nese goods at NJ. e Teppers
factory. 70 West 3ls. st. basement
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
RISINESS CHANCES

PARTY WANTED with $4,000: once
man preferred. for machine manu-
featuring business: salary $3.50 monthly
and per cent on investment: plant rep
resents $50. 900; this is an exceptional
good chance. Apply to McDonald-Wig
gins Co. 257 Broadway
PATENTED camp chair and life pre-
server: nothing like IL on market; price
$50. 900 Mcdonald Virgins Co, 251
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

ANY INTELLIGENT person NAV earn $40
20 800 monthly corresponding for news
papers; sure, steady work; no canvassns;
experience unnecessary: send for particu-
lars. Press Syndicate Lockport. y. Y
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FOR SALE.

FORTUNE FOR SOMEBODY.-For SALE
to close partnership. two slate quar-
ries: clear stock; large building and
machinery; brokers protected. Chiffon.
2S3 Amity St, Flushing. Long Island
DESKS, rolltops; partitions raiIlngs. tables
safes. letter presses, counters, shelvings,
clothing store fixtures: stores. Offices fitted.
Finn Bros. 2S-32 Centre ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

steady eos United steady s5. CHEESE
Canadian finest white a 62s Canadian
ored firm at 6<s. TAlIlOW-Prme city 2Ss.
TURPENTINE- strong 51s. ROSIN-Comnon
Arm at los Sd. PETROLEUM-Refned steady at esd.
L1NsEED OIL quiet at 23s
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
Female.

ABRAHAM & STRAUS,
BROOKLYN, WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER I6 YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
p a r G f l. WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
TENDENT, d Z 2 A r t
MENT OF WRAPPING.
EASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50o second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ez-
changed. GEO r. EDDY sos Madison st.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
HELP WANTED.
Male.


Male
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn s75
to Sl00 monthly corresponding for news
papers. sure, steady work: canvassing'
experience unnecessary, send for particu-
lars Press Syndicate. LOckpOrt. n. \.
ASSISTANT JANITOR; also HALL BOY.
cOlored, aged 1870 years; best OF refer
ences required. Janitor. 23Gs 7th ave.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, experienced
Address Contractors Journal" care
Tribune Ofice.
BRIGHT MAN. having acquaintance with
business men. one capable closing large
deals. large commission 10 right party.
Oswald. Room 2Ol 2TT Broadway
PHOTO -ENGRAVER wanted. hand press
man. for half-tous and lime work. Gill
Engraving Company. 40 9th ave
YOUNG MAN. about 19. good address. in
wholesale cravRt house, TO learn bust
ness. Address Cravats. Box 2S Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
LAWYERS
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

LEGAL advice at home; experienced young
lawyer will call Lawyer. Box i2s. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard aud pool
tables: high grade bowling eiley build
ers: lowest pr'ceA MARX BROS. ~
Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
NEW YORK PRICES.

HIDES we're quiet but steady. Quoted; Dry hides.
settd San zrtonso ard Laredo, 231sc. DUTY palo.
SIScc, S7c; Ia Guayra, 25s-c; Puerto cabeiio 2oe'
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


Slngl. insertions 5 cents per line. Six
teen words sever times consecutively, 81,
which entities advertiser 20 have rooms
entered TO- a period Of fourteen days in
The Tribine's Directory of Desirable
Rooms WritS for circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
NAV be had free Of charge. at the Uptown
Ofice OF The New-York Tribune, 1884
Broadway, betw ven 38th and 3Tth SITS.
44TH ST. $50 WEsT.-PrIvate house; men
only; central location; large room, slO
medium. So.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE: attractive private
home. Telephone 5326-I9. between l1-2
O. clock.
27TH ST. 81 wEsT.-steam heated. large.
small rooms also front parlor: quiet
house; moderate.
10TH ST. 2eO WEST corner West End
ave).-Rooms In we'll appointed private
house telephone d223 Columbus: private
bath; gentlemen only; references
SAITH ST. 40 wEST.-I.arge. we'll heated
and Furnished room, in private house.
with telephone; one or two gentlemen; ref
erences,
Is WEST 121ST sT.-Good sized. well fur
nished room: private house: gentlemen
preferred: desirable neighborhood.
IN AN interesting old Colonial house.
rooms FOR gentlemen: references. IDS
East Path ST.
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TYPEWRITINo.

TNPEWhlTlNO.
TYPEWRITERS-Au makes sold, rented.
repaired exchanged; reliable service
German. 10 Nassau st Telephone 2140-
Cnrrlapdt-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
LOST.


BANKBOOK No 4O5.9S5 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution IS missing.
Amy person having a claim 10 IN Is hereby
called upon to present the same within
ten days or submit to having said pass
book cancelled and new one issued
LOST.-Bankbook No. 461 .O49 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days, or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished. and new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST OR STOLEN.-BankboOk No. 527.IlO
OF the German Savings Bank In the City
of New York. corner 4th ave and 1ith St,
issued 10 Ernst A. Rosenthal All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned TO the bank the 2sd day
Of January. 1907. duplicate will be issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. sS7.9sS Bank for
Savings ESQ 4th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
LOST.-Bankbook No. SS3.7S6. Bank for
Savings ESQ 4th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

AUTOMOBILES.-Yo man. in garage
or repair shop. used to all kinds
garage work. John. 524 West 50th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
WORK WANTED.

Male
ACCOUNTANT would like position with
large concern as auditor or head book
keeper; certified public accountant with
long experience as Office and factory man
ager. G. Z. ~. care of Lustis Brothers.
200 Greene St
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AN INTIMATE SKETCH or MRS. EDDYS
APPEARANCE AND HOME LIFE TO-DAY

qualities may b read Ia her eyes.
which are blue. and In heF face,
which high. full forehead sur.
mounts.
Women who surround Mrs Eddy
IN her home life ara atndrnts Of
Christian Science. Who come b.
Concord % live with her for q
nputh. OF several months. az a time
aad 70 assist 10 tho management u
the household.
The life ahe lives r. very quiet
and very simple. Those about her
ssy that she stiii spends a little
time eaeh day at work AZ her acak
From this room tAe doors stand
open 10 ether rooms above stairs
an shese are furnished as unpresen.
tlanslY as Mrs Eddya own apart.
meats
Il u the same In thc rooms down.
stairs. Ia one front room a large
iliuminated hymnAl. presented 70
Mira Eddy b The Earl of Duumore.
one Of her followers. h the principal
ornament In another a marble has
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In pleasantly situated home the Of Concord
~ lksa years the discussed all tho
verdi old Old lady with sweet smiis and sn s Mrs.
w,ry Baker Eddy Christian Science
.esaaht that mad her famous
70 world that the editor
s,,r Addressed question the courtesy
~vVAAT rs NEAREST AND DEAREST TO YOUR HEART
pAVr" - 50. !, -. 49, .,u.,-. ..-
MENr to any nespaper The message flowing
Inspired by falsh will
s - Anerans he whatever their religious
80 ssnset fail lurcssra personality
was, semarkahr eaftssaNoran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

Iaiss Mary Elsie Moore. American
Due Mario Torlonia IL
Seattle Star Exclusive service.)
NEW YORK. Aug. i0--Duc Mario
Torlonia. member Of the Italian no
hility Is a wonder. He has not only
captured the hand OF a beautiful
Americas holrosa. but has won the
enthusiastic regard 81 her father
The latter Is Chas. A. Moore. mil.
lionaire machinery dealer and pres
ident Of the American Protective
Tariff league.
Mira Moore. her daughter aud the
duke came over from Europe a few
days ago. and Mr.. Moore was at
tbs pier 10 meet them Talking
there with tho newspaper men. he
admitted q change 81 heart ia the
matter OF foreign dukes.
"A year ago ! was radically OPP
poaed 10 them" he said When
heard that my daughter proposed 10
marry one oi them. ! rushed over
TO put a stop 10 the matter But the
duke converted me. found IL was
a true love match. and that the
young man was not looking for
money. He IL well able % support
my GIRL IN the style IA which she
has lived. comes Of first rate fam
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SHEREFF'S DAUGHTER Is
UNDER ARREST
tstar special eeryles.l

SPOKANE. Aug 1O--Corrins
Powers. daughter OF Sheriff Pow
era. % Columbia county. was arrest.
ed here by Deputy Sheriff W. A..
Daley. of ColfaR. on the charge of
larceny and was taken 20 the Whit.
man county jail
She worked two weeks at Colfax
ia the A @ Warner family, and IL
II alleged that she stole thercfr0m
clothing Of the women and n suit
case Il was also charged that she
vent 20 store and ordered a guam.
tity % dress goods amounting 10
about SIS snd had Il charged to
Mrs Warner
Sheriff Powers, OF Dayton, was
notified OF the arrest. but he de.
clined 20 DO anything for the girl.
saying she was beyond bis control.
She Ia 10 years OF age.
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STATE NEWS

Heavy rains have caused damage
10 wheat IN Eastern Washington.
Alra. Anna l.. Curtis, Of 70 1911.
AGED so, has lost her reason
James whiteflah. Of Bellingham.
charged With cmbogzllng $500 from
the uoldie Transfer company, of
That city. pleaded guilty lie viii
be released under bonds until his
trial.
Lewis county property. according
90 the assessment rolls. II valued az
ts.tg6.549.
There viii bs no let up 10 tho
prosecution of tho Sunday closing
eaHeH az Aberdeen. IA spite Of the
fact that the first case was lost
Scores OF tourists airs travelling to
Mt Rainier thia summer.
Tacoma women win build a wo-
mans club house.
+. II soronHon. son % a Mime.
apoiia banker. has been arrested at
Tacoma. accused ~ omhezslement.
itla wife pleaded with the acouser
for bis release and this was done
aftof the young mans family made
seed the missing amount
/ y Nichols. Of Toppenish. Was
eiven a iaii sentence ~ 30 days for
operating blind pig."
A erewrgne find was made BY
aaarcherH Ia the ruins af tho North
Yakima lodging house. which was
destroyed By firu the other night
a human hand Was uncovered.
elutehiuE a water bucket.
Tho AherdeOa socialiatic society
.eelehfated the Haywood verdict last
niEht BY a ronxinR meeting.
small farms are the things. ae.
e0fdlnE 20 reports from WILDLY
island. where many people are ~.
lag and making money from five.
acre tracts
HalliuEham pcople. also the ma.
ioFity % Whatcom county residents.
want 40 auto tax.
Tho Master plumbern' association
'uf the state 81 Washington will hold
iia annual convention this year Ia
lielllngtam August za and a.
Trust companies aud both foreign
and domestic insurance companies
must pay the annual corporation II.
ceaaa Zee 70 tho state as provided
b. the 1907 lass. "a an opinion rcn.
secretary Of state b. tho assistant
attorney general
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merry addressed the thronEs Of
Christian Scientists 90 whom this
home WAS a sort 81 Mecca. 20 which
until n fow years ago. they made
summer pllsrimaEoa
From this balcony the view IL Of
fields and groves and orchards
across a side valley beyond tho
line Of hills on tho other side and
only y few miles away II the place
where this leader of a religion waa
born.
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CLUB HAS A BUSY DAY

Mombera OF tho King County re.
publican club spent busy day
yesterday In addition 20 tho usual
woeily luncheon at tho Rhthakol
Ter the formnl9pening OF tho new
club rooms IN the Oriental block
took place last evening.
Senator y u Piles and former
senator J, H. Wilson were tho
speakers NJ last evenings affair
Congressman wan u. Humphrey
was unavoidably absent Senator
PLEA spoke OF tho importance OF
clubs under the new direct primary