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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

there were some girls whom asked II
they could take dlctatlon In some one or
another foreign language. Well, It was
not that | require such work, but merely
that their appearance was against them,
and wanted to let them down easy. One
girl had skirt with long train to II.
quite unsuitable for business Office al
though it might be all right for theater
party, Another had lace waist, witha
lot of fancy ribbon hxlngs, that looked
Ike an afternoon tea table. Another
showed gloves With her fingers sticking
through for lack of mendlng while an
other had her hntr so befrizzed and be-
curled that she looked more like q toy
terrier than II stenocraphcr. You noticed.
doubtless, that the three retained for
examination had plain clothes. neat and
tidy although. perhaps, they might not
be considered In the first liHht Of fashion
MP town, and the impression they lave me
MAS that OF successful, business women.
Their hair was well brushed, their collars
hlled. their shirtWaists set well aud thelr
bolts looked Trim and trlS; nnd Just
guessed that their work would be Ike
their appeurance----up to date trim, trlg
and businessiike throughout.
There Is no one who should be more
careful or pay more attention TO her aD-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

The Woman came into the shoe shop
with determination In her attitude and
Gre !n her eye, and. incidentally, paper
package In her hand. The slopman
showed her to a chair and then She I'M
folded her tale OF woe.
''.Iust look at those rubbers." she said,
With an acidulous accent; and when you
are through with them Just look Mt those
shoes" And here she thrust out her foot
10 display q h!ghiaced boot split almost
into ribbons across the ball OF the foot.
The shopman unfolded the paper, snzcd
at the rubbers. looked wise and said
nothing. Heswas waiting for the woman
TO continue.
dollar for the storm rubbers." she an
nounced. ''and they neither OF them gave
me full weeks wear. And you yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
PLAN WHOM STATE EXPECTS
TO PROVE rrs POINT
DREAMS HIS LoNo SILENCE
-~sEALrs 10 NOT BREAKING
DOWN.

BOISE. May II Harry Orchard
IL net breaking down
lie l. perfectly sound and healthy
in body. clear and quick Of brain
and II there was ever anything in
the report that be vas breaking
down in health there l. nothing
nov 10 Indicate this
Yesterday. Orchard. the man
whom the state depends upon TO
prove that there waa an inner cir
Gle IN the Western Federation %
Miners. which planned Wholesale
murder. granted an interview TO
the press This interview was 81
bis own wish and the prison off,
eiaIs granted The demand
During the short talk not a word
vas spoken about the trial In
fact Harry Orchard requested that
the remarks BE- kept a. far from the
case "a possible Mr. Orchard was
neatly dressed and the talk was on
general topics.
lie showed that the reports that
he had been converted and had ac-
cepted Christianity was true lie
stated that he was trying 70 I've =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

accommodation represent 1900
600 negrnoa IN our country.
I think that this has been very
unfortunate affair IL this time
The city Of Seattle has been known
all over the country as a coamopoi'
itaa city. but Of lata months Il
seems 10 BE- filled VITA RAGS prsju.
dice. Only a few Aaya $40 q mum
bsr Of workSnen Refused 20 labor
AlonEaide os 9 japanese workman
AID threw water upon him.
Nov tho local committee Of the
Christian Endeavor takes issue
against the negro. @ the extsni
that thfue mrn. az promtnent m
church circles ~ thsrty-seFen 9th
ef trustees ~ the Christian In
aeArur society. afv refused guar
tiers With them IN the same huild.
las
n sesms 20 me- shat the con-
mittse made . very grave error
The mistakes Of a feu men cannot
he blamed 10 many hnt We thinH
as a representative body. that the
actions Of the local eommittes u
the Christian Rnfeavof viii rsfieci
70 a large extent on the whole
Christian Enfea4ur soetety.
10 TIE great Christian Endeasor
stset~ty are Jsgaessp. Chinese. 81
ansas. reraisns and many ether
fecesg Have any Of fhase races
representatives ever bsea refused
tho best hoseie IN the country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
MEETGOINGON
TODAY

Thia sfternoon 1t 2so o'eiock
the prelimlnarlss 70 the elg track
meet between the hish seh0ogs q
tho state are beina run on the uni.
tcrNlty campus Seattle in repre-
seated 10 the meet b. Judd Thomp.
son. captain. coyie. Auiien. Ander.
snn. Mckay Thayer. Pike. Kills.
HichinEboiiom. hrutlEnd. afoli and
acAilep Tia relay team consists
Of Coyle. stoll. Muiian and neAliap
Il Il generally conceded that the -.
attic bayu win carry Off a. manY
events a. they dia At Pnilmaa.
Green o. Ceasfaiia Il sxpeeted TO
take the so. leo and 80 ID. dAshea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
coLoRED LAWYER DECLARES THIS is NO
LONGER A COSMOPOLITAN WESTERN
CITY. AND CITES NEGRO AND JAPANESE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAW REsoLU-
TONS.

Following the refusal Of the I'm
coin hotel 10 Accommodate three
negro trustees % the Christian Tn
dsayor society during the coming
national Convention. a COMMITTEES
% four prominent negroes u Sc
attic met IA the osfies Of J Edward
Hawkins ct aeon today snd draft
"a = set cf resolutions which they
viii Introduce 20 the mass meeting
o. negroes 20 BE held In Afro
American ball. Twsnu-third az.
and Asdisoa street. Sunday after
noon.
The Eist q the resolutions wiil
be 10 discourage the three oolorvd
men. bishop J. BENJAMIN Lss.
Bishop Johnson and Or Walters
from coming 70 attend the couvsn-
ton n july.
or course 10 caHrot sxpees 90
no aaccreafui IN eur efforsA.- said
Nr. ilawkias who ts an attorney
and eaa e tha best tnown negroes
In thw state ~hus we iusena 20 Ere
sent 20 ths three gentlemen ths
resolutions passea ~ the neKroe.
o. Seattle and they can % JUS A.
they see ~
hair $3.50 q aatF pfohssiy
9iil usxs ssneEs ~ rs present ms
thfee lnsn Who were fsfasea hofsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
ORCHARD TALKS TO
TO THE PRESS

lie now that would tend to uplif,
humanity
Denies Granted Immunity.
Harry Orchard positively denied
that he had been granted immunity
lie stated that he expected To sui
fer foI the crimes committed
Almost with pride he asked his
intsrsiewern what thsy thought
about the gr~at west lie was cur.
ious 10 know about the Thau trial
and n peimas. Of the west. has held
bic own against jerome. OF the eas,
lie talked In a general way about
the formation Of the Haywood tury
and said that he wns following the
proceedings IN the local and other
western papers
lie asked 10 BE- excused from tell
ing where he bad been born and
shat his church might BE-. As the
iniervisw closed aad guard came
70 escort Orchard from the room.
the latter said
Good. bye, gentlemen. Am very
glad 10 have met you. wish you
all good health and I hope 70 see
you again
A. precautionary measure the
actual place IN the penitentlarl
where Orchard IL confined is kept
secret and the subject lie one that
the warden and the Kaafda decline
% discuss Orchards custodian wa
Guard Robbins a veteran from the
state OF Maine. who came here
ages ago. lie used 10 help General
o O. Howard fight Indians and Tor
three years was constantly IN aery-
Ice vith him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

Frater and bis injuncsIons. I'm
less they do. thay may be sue
denly caught. Just as Hi Gin was.
with a lot Of brass jewelry on
their hands
Mayor Moore WIshdraws
Mayor William Hickman Moore
this morning notified The Star of
bis desire 20 withdraw from Tbs
Stars Beauty Contest
4 want TO express 10 The Star
said the mayor. my appreciation
Of the favorable consideration Of
myself as a candidate IN tho beauty
Contest and 10 thank the Beauty
Contest editor for the kind nords
spoken of ne yesterday / desire.
70 Withdraw Ny feeIing Of regard
fer Col. Elethen and III Gili. i've
Of the candidates. Is reslsonrihie
for THIS decentralization Tue .iFht
should Be between these two ren-
tienen aud would DO nothing that
might 6etracf from the H8ssib
success Of either one.
TO ny friends who have - gal
lantly supported me and who have
promised 20 stand with me until
the close OF the contest l desire
10 express my most heartfelt thanks
and 10 say that ! feel an indebted
ness as great as though ! had re-
NAMED In the contest and through
their help had son. This support
desire to transfer 10 III Gill aud
Col Blethen. either one OF whom
Is deserving thereof"
At the time Of Mayor yioorefs
Withdrawal The Star hsd not been
served with the injunction papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
U. S. OFFICERS ON THE
SOUND ARE CHARGED

wAafuwGTuN. May ia gen
efai shifting - stations snlenE Of
fiessu e the artillery campauiss
will follow the sspafaiiop % the
field and coast artillery branches
4 hrEinnibE vas made IN orders
issued from the waf department.
affecting several officers n TIVE
Puget Sound disiriefa Col Albert
s cummins r. assigned 90 the com
nand q Port Wordsn and also -
fhs whole Puget sound artillery
district reporting for duty about
June l.
Maj John l. Hayden. upon the
expiration - hin pfeseni leave u
absence. viii assume command u
Port Casey. ana MAJ Norris X
Barrett Will proceed 70 Fort wors
den ard report 20 commaninE o..
flesr ~ thst post fof assignment
TO duty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

The public wlll always have its
opinion Of A lou Cohen after this.
So Will the candidates who had
worked - hard aud secured 80
many millions Of votes
Tbs Injunction falls with IS.
peelAl severity upon III GIL. who
had invested much money IN
prizes FOR bis supporters. a. stated
IN yesterdays Star. The diamond
rings. Watches. etc, which be
secured are now left on his
hands The pawnbroksrN viii give
hlm nothing for them and the
stores where be bought the goods
refuse 10 refund his money.
Mayor Moores band OF repeat
era- which he vas organizing 20
ballet for him In every ward IN
the city. is knocked out Completely
Rev. NJ. A Matthews energetic
canvas for votes has been brought
~ naught The energies OF Judge
Humphries IN the same direction
have been wasted.
nask 90 sinspis Life.
Al Of the candidates wili now
resume the practice OF their fexn-
lar vocaiiona IA life dropped for
the while on account Of the con.
test. The Star will close up its
Beauty Headquarters. discharge
its corps Of competent voie-count.
srs and turn over lie vast fund %
information about sham voting
contests TO several esteemed con.
temporaries that are trying 20
rope the public into schemes OF
similar character.
But let them beware 81 Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
RAILROADS HELP
TO CLEAN FLATS

work they had begun. they found
that the railroads had been shead
OF them and that every tenant Of
the shacka along Occidental av
had been served with notices to
vacate
The Ehacks are all 20 be tenant
less by the 25th Of this month
when thoy will fan victims 20 the
progress that is taking place on
the flats Tho ground IL needed
for railroad wreckage aud term.
inals
There Is large area south Of
Connecticut ~. that is only partial.
~ haled and the 40 to so shaeks
are 80 hcmmed IN by the fill that
the only thing that can be done
to get rid Of them Is to tear them
down or burn them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

The curious and elusive meth
ods Of Dan Cupid working ever
10 the final contamination OF
mhtflmony. were strongly evil
denned IN the romance OF Mas
Anita Freeman and Mr James
wiokmAn. formerly OF Detroit and
Des Moines. respectively. but now
Of Seattle. Who we're married last
evening at the home Of Elmer II.
Epperson. i26 Fifteenth Az
north. By Rev. John 81 Dean o.
the Tabernacle Baptist church.
The young couple we're engaged
year ago. In Detroit but IL
proved case Of moved away.
for Miss Fremont with her moth
er 70 Kansas city. and MIR. Wick
man came 10 Seattle 10 accept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
PLOT DISCOVERED

BERLIN. MAY IA mysterious
pistol shot aud bullet soaring
over the heads Of the occupants Of
an auto are believed 70 hare been
the signal Of a plot made 10 a.
sanslnate the kaiser.
An auto vas running along the
road when suddenly a pistol shot
rang out Rna bullets began whlrr-
Ing through the air
Ten minutes after the kaiser
passed In bis hnto.
IL 10 believed that an attempt vas
made 70 kiii the kaiser. the sasas-
sin taking the first car for that Of
the ruler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
CLARK FORGIVEN

NEW YORK. MAY tT.--After
returning the handsome financial
gift. Rev. John Clark. last night
IN letter to hts congregation stat
ed that he wRs very sorry FOR per
forming the marriage ceremony
which made Corey and Mahelle Gil=
man man aud wife and he asked
for forgiveness
n IL stated that his resignation
handed Ia during the day will be
destroyed and the man who has
caused 40 much trouble IN Congre-
eationai church circles viii be al
lowed to keep the pulpit Of the
Buawiok Avenue Congregational
church of Brooklyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
HonnlnLE DEATH oF sor.

NANAfMo. y. G.. NAY f7.-Bertie.
the sayear-oif son of John Nelson
q Cumberland. met horrihis
death a. Cumberland WedussdsY
The lad. who was playing around
tho Hawmiil. lost his footing and
fen underneath a bic loo table IN
operation a. ths time. lie wac
caught b. the machinery and drag
asa 20 aud down the long table
and horribly mangied before dis-
covered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
RACE PREJUDICE IS
STRONG In SEATTLE
NEGRO FIEEs IN FEAR

A terrified negro strike breaker
Tied from the water front yesterday
ID Washington street aud locked
hlmseii In hAfbora shop under thu
mtsfakea belief that = yelling mob
q Unioa loasshofemen were after
his blood. An officer % the Ia
persuaded the man 60 leave hia hid
ms place after a little argument.
bat u was some time bsfore be
could venture forth without tear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

L1TCHFIEI.p. IN. May i7--Five OF
the most prominent and wealthy
farmers Of Montgomery county
were arrested here yesterday al.
ternoon and refused release on bail
chrerged with being Instrumental
IN causing the death OF beautiful
Young girl, Miss lola Nance, daugh-
ter ~ one OF the wealthy men OF
this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
APPOINTS POLICE
MATRON

Ma MarKnrpt De Han IL N b
ths new police natrun. succeeding
Mira Kelley. according 10 the an
nounc@ment made b. chief OF Po-
lice waepsnstain lat night shs
viii taks charge a. police nstroa
tune fal
Mrs. pe Han IL widow and lives
with her two dauEhfers a. ises
Twsnty fourth az. "a. vas highly
recommended 10 the chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
STATE OFFICERS
OF EAGLES

VANCOUVER. May 1.-THE orr.
GERS elected AZ the Washington state
convention OF the Eagles we're.
State president. George 4. Law
renee Tacoma. vice-presidcnt. s.
Z. Mullin. Bellingham. chaplain. A.
W Weaver. Vancouver; secretary,
Frank nowd. Seattle. treasurer. A.
a. Smith. Colville; inside guard,
John Henderson. Backley: outsids
guard. S ]. Iusthan. Rossland:
trustees. n. ID. vandeveer. sedro
Woolley. c. u. Buttles. wenatchec,
n. D. Milltzer. Port Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
LOU COHEN STOPS THE
BIG BEAUTY CONTEST
Secures from Judge Frater
an Injunction Restrain
ing The Star from
Carrying Contest to In
tended Conclusion.

The stars Great Beauty Con
test has come TO a sudden end.
IL has besn stopped BY an IN.
junction secured ~ an envloua
and disappointed man.
The public will never know, ~
a result. which candidate led in
the race Of the ballots Tho court
requires that the facts be sup
pressed.
A. Lou Cohen IL the person who
caused ell Of this trouble.
lie went before Judge Frazier
and asked for the injunction on
the ground that The Beauty Edit
% MAS feionlouslY refusing 20 ad-
nit him a. a eandidats In the
contest.
The Judge looked Up the prees.
dents and decisions Ia bic Law
books and finally announced that
such determination by the Beauty
Editor vas q violation OF that sec
ton IN the Constitution which
provides that ali men are en-
titled 70 life, liberty and tho par.
suit Of happiness. II cohen's hap.
piness depended upon EeifinE into
tho Beauiy Contest and the Editor
barred him out. then the Editor
wns overriding the Constitution
and should be enloined. Hence the
Judge found IN fAvog Of the com.
plainant and issued the order put
tlng al end 10 the Contest.
Aansfs. nsfr.s
The Bcaaiy Editor boss 10 the
odiet Of the court lie may not
consider the judges decision good
Az. but BE- knoNs enough Of con.
tempt Of court proceedings to
Keep his npiniOn 20 himself AnY.
how this man Cohen has won bis
paint
In order thar the people may
Judge for themselves Of the merits
II the whoie affair. the Star prints
today the original photo Of Cohen.
which he submitted 70 the Beauty
Esfilor and whieh was promptly
reieoked.
Anfboiy Looking at cahen IN this
picture can see how embarrassing
10 iooks His features are not
beautiful lie IL aurruunted By
cigars Probably the box on which
he is sitting IL filed with cigars.
There Is nothing beautiful about
. mar with a cigar IN his mouth.
20 say nothing Of a man sitting
on cigars
Then. lock ~ the expression on
Cohrus countenanee Il IA ieane.
ana inert. lie shows no proper
spirit Of eFotisn. such a. 3 cRndi.
iAge IN a Beauty Contest should
display
lie f. pigeontoed and bis feet
are large
Susf nusfea Tn.
Yet thia is the man. well known
about town. who butied IN and
stopped the Contest. because he
could not get into f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
NBARMENT CASE
RAGS ALONG

- BOSNIAN disbarment pro
slass we're continued IN Judge
- - court This morning. The
49, -. On every charge Is almost
lending 70 skou soiicita-
Business and a disagree
-. - 70 the division Of the
aiisf the cases we're either
q settled.
- ,lsataFe of Tn case II tho
''<Al strategy Of John e.. Hig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
FROM FORTY TO FIFTY MORE
sHAcks TO De WIPED OUT
TENANTS ARE NOTIFIED TO
vkcArG At ONCE.

between 40 and 50 additional
tide fiat shaeks are under the ban
fhis morning in addition 20 the Il
which the board 81 health condemn.
ID yesterday.
II Was the railroad companies
that exercised the Privilege OF eiec.
lion today and not the board Of
health. Yesterday afternoon when
the health officials went on 10 push
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

NEW York. May i7.-Tha Inter
national Poiioyhoidsrs COMMITTEES
a. q meeting yesterday passed rsao-
Iutions 81 confidence ~ George ~
scruKhsm. manager % the commit q
tee. who IL on trial for irregulafi-
ties n the manner IN which tns
votes a. the recent elections we're
counted SIR acrugham appeared
before the committee and stated his
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
CITY HALL
MAY FALL

- Far shat the old city hall
~ tumble over. the con
szza Who started IN on the re
rsfs Il Fourth avenus. has been
ms not 70 dig andsr too close
- walls Of that much talked
hesi hna abused strnrtufe.
= began ~ork on Jefferson
- q, ne Third avsuue curb
y ne Old shovel plova -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
JULY WHEAT
ABOVE DOLLAR

CHICAGO. Nay IL wheat cleo
I'd "a 10 ! s.k higher soaay. july
closed 81 tee Is. September al
Iee "a aad May AZ ak1s IAis -
the first time IN tho present cam.
palgn that July has oicsea sbevn
a dollar II is generally predicted
that hlsh prices vii remain. TIE
pis 10 hgmterteat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
no RusH IMPROVEMENTS.

Residents Of the Volunteer Park
district appeared At the park hoard
yesterday and urged the board 70
push the improvements IN that park
- fast 40 possible a waiting room
to be erected AZ the Highland Drive
entrance is asked for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
DIR. RUSSELL CAN
NOT PAY 1T

when Charles Johnson. who oh.
tained a judgment Of $500 last fall
against DR. Annie Russell. f0f
a horse whipping administered by
Or. Russells son at her request.
came 10 collect his Judgment he
found nothing on which he could
levy
In Judge Griffln's court Yesterday
Or. Russell stated that all her
property consisted OF 90 shares ia
the Russell Mining q Realty CONF
pany. IN pledge for a loan OF $500,
and some brio a hrac mortgaEed for
s1.i00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

CHICAGO. May tf.-nilion n.
Hutchinson. weli-known real es-
tate dealer and oiubman. II miss
ing and his friends cnArEe that
he has been kidnapped BY his fam
ny and taken 10 Canadian SAINT
tarium, owing to his fondaess for
lntnNioauta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
LlTrLsToN FOR THAw

NEW YORK. MAY Martin W.
Littleton. formerly borough presl-
dent Of Brooklyn. will have charge
o. the Thaw trial when Il r. called
in September. II is also announced
that the trial will undoubtedly take
place before Justice Greenbaum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
RUFF BRANDS SCHMITZ
PRINCE OF GRAFTERS
FALLEN BOSS BEGINS STORY OF LooTING
OF CITY BY POINTING FINGER OF scoRN
AT MAYoR-RUMoRs OF SUICIDE AND
RESIGNATION FILL THE AIR-sEN1I.
MENT soFTENING AGAINST RUFF.

lica ntnan aud President Of the
heard Of Works nuffey will b
ousted. was followed BY a rumcr
that they wlil aau office before
the citizens committee has q
chance 20 kiek them cut
Rurf sruse early this mornsns
and after good breakfast. was
taken out FOR an auto ride By Elni.
NOR Rixxy. The tremendous
strata that the ex-bosa has been
lAhoring under II telling on him
mere patpabiy ssery day When he
walked ae~u the steps q his pfiss
en- 70 enter the automobile this
rnornlng he was rAinfuiiy draE.
gins his fee, snd carried himself
wtth an air Of llatlessnsss. and his
ones jet black locks seemed 20 have
Erown whittier ever night
sr@s.sAesfs ae..as~s-
kilograms az sympathy continue
90 pour IN on Rnsf Many we're
received this morning from women
ard several from old college mates
Rusf flnas great strength and
consolation IA the expressions q
sympathy. There IA 4 continued
soFFentng IA aentimant against
Rasf Even tfsuey Who bates
nuef with she deadliest hatred "a
showing q Disposition 70 be mas-
uantmoea q the man whose spirit
All POSER he has troken.
Abe Huef male Eood yesterday
whea he appeared before the grand
Jury and for Over an hoar told uha,
be kuew about the grnntink Of the
cverhead trolley franchise Of the
United Railway. VITA tears stream
inx down bis checks and vfth q
trembling voice. this fallen boss.
this man who once yielded the
political seepger. wRlied cut his iit.
tla confession ard lnsolsed bis neAr-
est and best ffisnd. TtFey T. Fore
Aecofflag 20 Detective hurns the
fallen boss told the grand lary that
pFnaident Patrick CaIAoun. Assist
ant PYsxlssns Thernweai Mulialiy
Chlaf Cannsei TREY L. Ford ard a.
ssstant Counsel William A. Aboott.
AZ ire unftad Railroads. paid OF
F8AH81 70 - H@tE 80" 49, " 49,
o80 for the privilege named. that
ssf coo Of this amount Was Rnnrs
-fss~. that $4,000 went into the
poeksr Of Mayor schmitE. and that
the remaining $50 900 Was handed
70 fhe eiKhtnen supervisors. sixteen
of them resolving $1,000 each. an
other demanding and getting fio.-
900. ard Chairman Gallagher. Of the
nnanes COMMITTEES. getting $4,000
a. 3 gobstwssn.
aors ln6letrsrta
After Raes ted What he knew
sbost the franchise graft be vas
taken back 10 his prison By BurnM
70 &C auto. Tho Erand Jury 70
NAMED IN session some time after
Ru~fs Departure and u IL riven out
unuffiriaily that indictm@nts bad
been voted against four hign effi-
elsls Of the railway system and also
against SehmitE.
Rnas gave cut . short Interview.
stating that the members Of the
sraaf Jury had treated him most
cOurseouslY and had not tried 70
grill him. he being allowed 70 tell
hts story IN hts own way
Il IL helssred that Raef viii not
b sentsnrsd May 20 and not until
after he has appeared aa = witness
against those whose trials vii soon
como Up