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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-10
VALPARAISO NEWS

Mrs. DR.. Bante. of Battle Greek.
Mich, is visiting at the home of Mrs.
w II. Williams.
The Misses Jennie McMasters and
Kate Young of Vicksburg, Mich. are
the guests of Frank B. Winslow and
family.
Griffin Marcy. who has been visiting
relatives here the past week, returned
to his home in Marion today.
Mrs Charles Casbon and daughter,
Mrs. Ida Church, left this morning for
McZena, o., to visit relatives several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Reagan and
son, Charles returned home last even
ing from a visit at Dowagiac, Mich.
Frank P Thompson went to Milwau-
kee, Wis, this morning for a few days
visit.
Thomas Deegan went to Stony Island
this morning. called by the death of
his brother. Michael Deegan.
Rona Miller went to Marion, Ind.
this morning to visit relatives for a
week
Walter c. Powell. former valpo boy
was married Saturday, Oct. 9Th, to
Miss Susan Gray at Muskegon, Mich.
Michael Deegan, former resident of
this city, died at his home in Stony
Island, III. last night Deceased was
~ years old and leaves a wife and six
children.
Mrs. c. D. Johnson will leave this
week for Georgia to spend the win
ter
Mrs H. B. Ravens returned home
this morning from a weeks visit in
Chicago.
! D. E. Groves, of Kingsburg. Ind.
died at the city jail last night. He was
round wandering around the Grand
Trunk depot at this place and was
very sick. He was 81 years old and
was tramping it back from the West.
Mrs. +. A. LePell, who has been Wis
iting her son at Seattle. Wash, the
past month, returned home this morn
/ ing.
The damage case of Keil VS.. Penn
sylvania road is on trial before Judge
McMahan and jury. The plaintiff
was struck on the head by mail sack
while standing in the depot at Hanna,
Ind, last spring. She asks $4,000
damages.
Judge collars is here from Fort
Wayne attending court.
Mitchell La Force and wife, Chas.
La Force and wife and Geo. La Force
and wife, attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Lucy Sedarburg at Chesterton today.
Mrs. s. ]. Clarke and Mrs. T. NJ.
Shreve went to Lafayette today to at
tend saith annual State convention, w.
C. T. U.
Mrs. Henry Cobb, of Boone, Ia, is
the guest of Mrs. Chas. Marine.
Samuel Knode and wife of Fort
Wayne, are the guests of Clayton
Wood and wife for q few days
Prof. w. F. Gaskins was in Gary
today on business.
Attorney Chas. Burkhart has re
turned from Martinsville. Ind, where
he has been receiving medical treat
ment
County superintendent of Schools S
lC Terrell. A. A. Finney, Chas. Greer
and f T. Fetterer were at Michigan
City today.
County Clerk Quayle. OF Marion
county. Ill. was in the city today Wis
iting old time friends.
The annual convention OF the Wo-
mems Foreign Missionary society OF
the Valparaiso district will be held a
Whiting on Friday. A number from
here viii attend.
marriage license was issued thi:
morning to Myril PIERCE. aged 6S. OF
IMerrillville and Alice Coffey age s.
NJ this city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-10
Burglar Makes His Escape.

would-be burglar adopted a novel
means of getting into RosenthaPs
clothing store. 1t is said that some one
noticed man on top of the store who
was prying around in such a manner
as to arouse the suspicious of those
who saw him. The matter was reported
to officer Newman and he Immediately
went to the scene of the burglary. In
the meantime the shouts Of the people
who had gathered in the vicinity of the
building frightened the man away and
he escaped.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-10
CLARK STATION

Mr. Schmetzer and William Schmidt
were to see the ball game Tuesday
which was between Detroit and Chi
cago. They say 1t was a very inter
esting game.
Mrs Rehn transacted business in Chi
cago Wednesday.
Mrs C. B. Schmetzer transacted
business in Chicago Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. Is. Miller transacted business
in Hammond.
C. Behnke OF Toleston transacted
BUSINESS here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-10
CROWN POINT NEWS

Charles DeBois was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
Attorney ]. B. Peterson was in Ham
mond transacting legal business in the
superior court.
Albert P. Oser is giving his store and
dwelling a coat Of paint.
A large steam roller owned by Con-
tractors Moon & Hale of East Chicago,
got beyond control and slid in a large
ditch opposite Eslinger's saloon.
Mrs. Fred Detrick of saxony, is Wis
iting with friends and relatives
Clarence Hutchinson Of Hammond
was pleasant visitor here yesterday
DIR. Harry Laws is expected home
next week and expects to remain until
December.
dancing party will be given in
GrieseFs hall next Saturday evening. A
cordial invitation is extended TO the
public
Mrs. Minnie Russell and children of
Chicago, are the guests of friends and
relatives here for a few days.
Contractor Charles A. McWayne has
made good start on the Peoples State
bank
Fred Wood of Hammond, was in
Crown Point. transacting business yes
terday
Henry J. Schmidt was a St. John Wis
itor yesterday.
Attorney H. Bar, Postmaster Farley,
George F. Keiser. Emil Schroeder and
d. A. Root went to Chicago to witness
the ball game between Detroit and Chi
cago.
Mr.. Beers of Chicago, was here look
Ing after the building and remodeling
OF the county court house
The bills are out for football game
between the Crown Point high school
and the East Chicago Tigers, for next
Saturday afternoon at p. m. at the
old fair grounds.
The I. o. F. of A. Court Crown Point,
No 4, will give a dance Oct. Is in the
Central Music hail. A forty piece or
chestra has been procured for the oc-
casion and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public.
August Kindberg is home from the
northern part of Michigan, where he
was in the employment of a telegraph
| company.
Marriage Licenses.
Irwin Clay. Chicago. .............29
Cordelia Hutchinson, Chicago. rs
Alex Rogovie, Whiting .........35
| Aloysia Zone, Whiting .............20
Neculae Rohan. Indiana Harbor. 20
Anna Cionta, Indiana Harbor. .19
James Dvorak. Chicago. .21
Anna Rydberg, Chicago. 30
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-10
BLACK OAK NEWS

Mike Klitch transacted business in
Chicago yesterday.
0. H. Seberger and DR.. Ainsley of
Indiana Harbor were visitors here this
morning
Mrs. Euler and daughter, Mrs.
Scrauch were visitors at Gary yester-
day.
Frank Keck transacted business in
Chicago yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-10

bank to look over the past months
business transactions OF that institu-
ton.
Mat Schultz has filed his silo with
cut and shredded corn.
John Keilman made business trip
to Chicago Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-10
IN AND AROUND
q a r Y
OFFICERS trust RATE SECOND .
ATTEMPT At BURGLARY
Especial to Lake County Times.)

Gary. Ind. oct. 10.-The second at
tempt to break into a Gary business
establishment took place early this
morning when a negro by the name of
Hiss Is alleged TO have been caught
breaking tho lock on one of the rear
doors of the store rooms occupied by
the Gary Hardware company.
Hiss was captured and will be given
a hearing this afternoon before Judge
Fitzgerald.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14

que haya tornado hasta la fecha Ia
Junta de Farmacia, creada en- vir-
tud de una ley de la Asambl4a Le-
gislativa aprobada en- MARIO del
corriente sfio.
Para curar uu resfriado en- On dla
tome el LAXATIVE ,BRoMo QuIN1NA.
ri boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no lie cura. La 6rma de F. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
Sc asegura que 81 stii1r Sa-
wage, que ha sonado como probable
sucesor de Mr.. Feuille, en- elcargo
de Attorney General de Puerto
Rico, no aceptara este cargo, POI
raz6u a que Sc siente meior en- e.
que actualmente desempefia como
Fiscal de la Corte Federal. El SC
flor Savage desempeii6 una vez e
cargo de Assistant Attorney.
--Ha sido inaugurado en- HUI
macao el Casino Espahol. Fl. Padre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
SIN JUN Y Ii |SLL
Inscription dc alumnos
para faffnaceuticos.
I'm falIecitniento.
ERA IN CHAMPION,
Reunion del CoIegio de abo-
gados de Mayagdez. FL
juez municipal de Cayey.

Man ma sc cierra Ia inscrip
ci6n de alumnos para Ia carrera d.
Farmacia. Tcmen nota los aspj
rahtes 4 fin de que acudan con
tiempo & rresentar sus solicitudts $
doeumentadas son ar,eglo a la Lev
que empez6 q regir el 70 de julio
del afio actual.
-Ha falleeiio en- Coamo el
sefor Marcial Carattini. Psz a su.
restos.
-S.gIn dice uH diario ponce
Il } el joveD. Erasmo Crescionl muer-
to tragicamente de I'm tiro de revol
yer por su hermano Francisco. era
el schampi6ns de los jugadores de
blllar en- aquella ciudad.
Sc VENDE una elegante
Victoria construida por la primera
fabrica de coches de los EE. UU.,
y dos juegos de arneses para uno y
dos caballos. Informara S. BEHN,
Mlramar. 80 -l8
En- breve Sc reunita en- Ma
yagiiez el Colegio de Abogados de
aquella ciu lad para resolver I'm
portantes cuestiones.
--Se dice que el juez municipal
de Cayey don Manu- | G;norio re
nuuciara SD cargo, regresando q
San Juan y estableciendo aqui de
nuevo su bufete professional. Nc
a6rmamos la verdad de este rnmor,
pero de ser cierto, los hombres hon
rados y Ia sociedad, en- una palabra,
de cayey, habcfan de lamentar esta
resolution de lin funcionario tar
recto { imparcial en- 81 tjerci,io de
su cargo.
LA leche de vaca Sc agris
pr0nto en- este (llna, y rnuchas We
ces su calidad no es todo 10 que de
1 N e. -sF5
biera ser. Evite el pellgro usandt
| Leche sAguilas de Borden. que 81
garantiza su calidad en- cada lata
Ademas, es mas econ6mica. Pida
Sc en- todo establecimiento de pro.
visiones. 81 en- el que Vi. compr,
no la tienen dirijase 4 DOOLEY
SMITH & COMPANY.
Algunas persouas deseariai
conocer los acuerdos 8 disposicione
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14

Mientras cohversaba Ia sefio
n Bergodere con su hijo en- Ia car
eel, Sc present6 ell licenciado Yor
dan Davila 4 salu larlos y alentar
al jcven crescicnl, para que cesase
su estado de abatimi, nto. Y
= L'amamos Ia atenci6n 4 Ia
Junta d, In>1rul ct6n como tambikn
al Inspector de escuelas, sobre Ia
poca concurrencia dc min S a varias
escuelas de los campos. Conccemos
algunas Que aptnas concurren IS
nifios diarios.
-Anoche, a ESQ de las nueve
de la misma, en- uno de los apes n
tos del. pasaje de Fer,an, ocurn6
un suceso de caracter tragico.
La sonora Benigna Roldan,
cuyo esposo Clemente Cora, Sc en-
cuentra hace algdu tempo en- Gu
ba yno la atiende come debiera,
decide matarse.
Para conseguir su objeto, tom6
una gran dosis de acido fenico.
Supieronlo algunos vecinos,
produciendose la alarma consiguien
te.
Momentos mas tarde llegaron
la policia y el Juez Municipal Sc.
nor Casalduc en- compsiiia de su
secretario el sefior vazquez.
FL doctor Coronas, pres,6a a Ia
iufvliz mujer los primeros auxilios
de la ciencia, habieudose ordenadc
su traslaci6n al Hospital Trlcoche,
donde esta mai lana Sc encontraba en-
estado de relativa tranquilidad.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
lE TODIs PlRIEs
FL gObierno russo pro-
p6nese festejar al Se-
.cretario Taft.
Ia RElNA DEL MAR
Conference sanitaria en- Ne.
xico. -Asistiran delegados
de todas las naciones.

Comunican de San Petersbur-
80, que el viaje del Sseretario &c
la guerra de los Estados Unidos
Mr.. Tsft, alrededor del mundo, ha
desp.rtado en- Ru,ia inteles inusi
tado. y el gobierno Sc dispone 4
.fsstejW & Mr.. Taft CON todas las
atenciones y honores que solo SC
,smplean para cumplimeutar 4 los
jefesde nacioues,
9.eM sNovoe Vremya'' publica
,an. articulo. titulado La potencia
del uuevo mnndo", en- 81 cual des.
cribe extensamente el maravilloso
crecimiento de la IN ,rina americana
diclendo que de igual mauera que
1nglaterra obtuvo el dominic de
los mares que tenia Espafi,, Ho-
landa y Francia, los Estados Uni-
dos estan q punto de retar al Jap6p,
% rival, para disputarle Ell predo
mimic en- 81 Paci6co. Termlna el
feferijo articulo recomendaudo &
los estadistas rusos que no Sc d.jtn
sorprender despreveni1os por les
pr6ximos acontecimieEtos.
Sc ha dado recientemente 4
Ia luz p6blica en- Rstados Unidos ID
convocatoria of ,ial hecha por el
doctor Walter Wyman, Cirujano
General del setvicio dc Sanidad Pn-
blicas y Hospitales Marftimos y
PTesidente de Ia OF ina Sanitaiia
International. para la T>lcera Con-
fsrengla Sanitaria International de
las Rspdhlicas Americans que Sc
hs de celeb ar en- la ciu lad de Ne
xlc.l en- los df.s dos a siete de d.
ciembre de 1907.
Dada ID iNportancia de las ma.
teriaa de que tratara esta reunion,
para VI estudio y ejecuci6n, es dc
esperar que tOdos los gobiernos
asnericanos tengan por conveniente
senviar delegados.
' Ia Segunda Conferencia que
ne celebr6 en- Washington en- 1905
produjo muy bueuos. resultados }
att1;dlf atenci6n del mundo. 7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
DFSDE TOl-ILTA
Tres sei1oritas obtienen
el titulo de profeso-
ras de instruction.
GALAROON MERECIDO
Las tres tienen virtudes pa.
ra brillar en- su patria, que
las aplaude y las admira.

O>tubre o.-@~ra1do Sc lucha
c,n perseverance, por una la n;
causa siempre Sc logran exitos IL
Sc n, eros.
Esta verdad que casi la tent-
mos por axic matica, todos los dias
nos ofrece ejemplos que la con6r
man con evidencia.
Podran esos exltos demorarse
mas 8 menos tempo, deb:do a las
difcultades que surjan a su paso; !;
pero Il dia de su manifestation lie
ga, colmando el espfritu de alegrias
inmensas.
Hey tenemos 4 nuestra con>i-
deracion ell case de las virtuosas v
apreciables convecinas s, s,fio,itas
Dolores Santini y Francisco Sevilla.
Concibieron la idea de servir q
su pals en- el msgisterio p1bIico y
desde entonces, con los maestros
mas veces y otras solas con sus Ii.
bros siguen los estudios. con I'D
ahtnco y una perseverance, verda-
deramenente admirables. Nosotros
que las hemos vlsto EN- sus anhelos
y lidias, expeditando dfas llenas de
cardos y abrojos, sus desalientos
pueriles, podemos apreciar Ia vo.
luntad y el caiacter de esas dos
amiguitas en- la persecution de los
ideales que acarician.
81 premio de tantos afanes, que
tardaba, hoy plincipla mostrarse
entire alegrfas y nuevas esperanzqs.
Debldo al inte,es que per Ia
enst nanza pnollca viene desplegan.
do el Superintendent del dist1 ito,
Mr.. B. A. Cheney, el 7 de los CO.
rTientes fueron examinadas en- este
pueblo para maestras preparatoria.
las expresadas sefioritas Santini i,
Sevilla, con Maria L. Vasallo, otrl
mia de mucha disposition del Co.
rozal, saliendo las tres con nota
que las capacita para el magisterio
\ Intervino en. ese examen, ade
mas del inspector de escuelas de ri
ferencia, el Superintendent geners
de examenes don Enrique Hernau
| dez.
Is possible que una de las agra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
NOTAS De PONCE

Oltubre II. layer fallsci6 el
honrado industrial don Felix AL.
berto.
e Inspector Vettrinalio don
Elias P. Fernandez, tuvo conocl
mi nto de haber muetto aver en- el
camino de Ia playa un buey ataca
DO de carbuuclo, resultando en- sus
investigaciones h. chas haber nuer
to 4 mas de Ia misma epfermedad
pertenecientes al mismo dueiio en-
en- el barriu de Sabanetas, por 10
que orden6 la Immediate cremaci6n
del buey, asf como sacar las de-
mas reses que estuvieron en el
mismo paste y pasarlo q otro, pro
cediendo q la quema de los pastos
donde habfan muerto las S reses.
En- el remate llevado 4 cabo
sobre los sardiues y cunetas de va
rias GALES obtuvo la buena pro el
maestro de obras don Pedro Ro-
driguez.
-HEMOS VISTO I'm AI6um
de Rostales en- el Bazaar Otero que
contiene una rica collection de las
6ltimas creaciones artisticas. Las
hay humorfsticas, de flores, con re-
tratos de artistas etc., desde ; CEN
tavos una en- adelaflte.
-Desde anoche a las IL llueve
q cantaros en- esta ciudad y sus
clmpos. Escribimos 4 las tres de
Ia tarde.
Al rio Portuguese Sc le han fin
chado las mariees y Sc teme haga
una de las suyas.
: Desde Ia desgracla ocurrida 4
la familia Crescloni, la sefiora Ber.
godere, Sc dice, no ha pasado un
bocado nj dormi 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
{. MATAllO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRuIIA,

OcUL1STA. --Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmolo.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
lal de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oioa.
retuan "a, (cerca del Tea
ro.l - Horas de consulta
De "a IL de Ia mahana.-
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8 Is
de Ia manana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
ly|sO Il.PvBuCO,

81 Presidente de la Junta L.o-
cal de la Union de Puerto Rico nos
participa para que 10 hagamos pI-
blico, que sus ocupaclones conner
ciales, le impiden atender ''asuntos
polfticos en- su cfclna de negocios y
que todos los, dias iaborables de /
a IL de la mafiana, recibira en- la
o6cina de la Junta Central San
francisco So q cuautas personas
tengau que exponer algo relaciona-
do con el Partido en- la localidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
EVENDE

Una caldera multibuiar de 10 pies
de- largo por 6 de anchO, con "a tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasi6cadOres, capaz pars
noler 1000 gaiOnes de guarapo en- +.
iOras.-Pars informes, dirfjanse al
pENEDo, Faiardo. Im,a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
CoRREsPoNsAL.

Leoncio abri6 el acto con I'm bri
llante discurso. AL izarse la bande.
raespsiiola en- dicho centro Sc hi
cieron varias descargas de torpedos.
por la noche Sc i'umin6 profrss.
mente Il edi6cio y concurrleron &
>us saloues varias seiioras y se6o.
ritaS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
CABLES DEL SABlD0
Triunfo de Alemania.
Congreso de la Pax.
Complete fracasO.
MlSERiA EN- MALAGA
Los cosecheros de vinos eu
eompleta ruina. = En- scco.
rro de Las vfctimas.
La Ha,a, octubre II. Ale

La Haya, octubre IL. Ale
oania, que desde el principle de ID
discussion de las priucipales cues-
tiones planteadas EN- lie confsrencia,
fue opuesta en parte al arbitrsje
obl'gatorio ha alogrado que, resp ctO.
de ese asunto, s. prescinda de pm.
tos importantfsimos. Igual resul.
tado ha obtenido en- 10 coneernIente
al trib, nal permanente y 4 las pro-
posiclones del desarme, de modo
que todos Sc reduzca q mera f6f mula
8 simple declaration de principles.
Con este triunfo de Alemania se
jtzga que queda plenamente demos.
trado ell fracaso de este tercer con.
greso de la paz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14

ciadas, sefiorita Sevilla, presto sus
servicios en- las esCuelas graduadas
de este pueblo y las otras dos 10
hagau en- las del Corozal.
Reciban todas nuestra calurOsa
(Co"tf~Ga en Ia p4giia So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
DR.. JacintO Zaratt
cocrNA AMERICANA. :

Medicina. .-Crujia. Intermediates de nihos s-Parto
OcULsA de Clfnica Oftamol6gica del SHote Dieuo de
Paris consultas de 4 3 p. m.-RAFAEI CoRDRRo (Lu.
IA l0N.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
Sc ACIBO EL D0LOR

Con el anepfosioO sDensudos
te obtiens 10 OcmpletA snssnoia del
dolor en- todaa Las est'sco;onea de-.
tales. De vents en- Il iarmacia
s"olOnS, Plssa pr BCipal, A
Jam. DiTiisrs Is correspond
. IeaOS Nm, ?, o, Bet tsl e
Iaaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14

I'm esta inpreuta Sc necesi-
tan vendedores de- peri6dicOs.
:.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14

Madrid, octubre IL. Las cor.
tes estSn trataudo de poner en- p1ac-
tica medios que vayan en- alivio de
las vlctiu as de las inundaclones re.
cientes en- Andalucia. En- dondc
la situaci6n Sc considera realmente
desesperada es en- Malaga. Muchos
cosecheros dc vinos han quedado
en- completa ruina. Como los cam
pos fueron arrasados, las familias
pobres de aquellos invaden las po.
blaciones durmiendo muchas de
elias a Ia intemperie, en- calles Y
plazas, pues no bastan 4 slojar g.
todos los menesterosos, los sidos
escogldos por las autolidadts loca.
les. Como el problrma Is de mr.
gentisima soluci6n, las Cortes iiean
votar un credito considerable para
ateuder de manera Immediate & las
mas perentorias necesidades de lus
damni6cados en- Ia hor, ofosa con-
lagraci6n que azo,6 las fsglones
andaluzas. Algunas culonlas de
espaholes de America han contri.
budo con esplendidez para aliviar {
| las Victim a. de dir ha rafkakrnfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
CHARGES JURY
TO SECRECY

The federal srhnd jury was sworn
In and put To work AZ 10 o'clock
thls morning In bis instructions
20 the Jury, OF which W NJ cal
houn was named A. foreman. JUICY
Haufard ordered Il 90 take up hrst
the cases OF prisoners without hall
and andur the direction Of United
states Attorney Sullivan una ~
hlttRnt united States ATTORNEY hnt
son the Jury wsHt 90 work al once
on he eases Of T. SMITH, lou Long
Ilaf and Larry ely. charged Win
smuggling rrauk LOTUS. ehipl
rualoma Inspector. and hla deputies
were on hand TO testify 10 theac
eases
Judge Hanford charged che jury
particularly regarding The eefsfY
OF ita operations and not 90 allow
any testimony to BE- made public.
Accounts OF tho proceedings DC
furo grand iurlss ia other states
have recently been given In tho
daily papers the public has no
right to this information aud ! want
yau gentlemen not 20 allow the ma
tnra OF your work % be- made PUB
lie slid Judge lIanfofd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
LONGSHORElMEN TROUBLES
CAUSES PARTIAL HEUP

Tne city 81 Seattle. Of the Pacific
Coast company was quiet all morn
Ing. bat she began loading a. noon.
Tao piflaa Alaska afsh mship com
pauf ts enly hair loaded but was
aWet all the forenoon
The 1eanle. of the Alaska Coast
company arrived Yesterday IN bal
last ard began Loading today -
noon
Capt TtowhridEe. manager % the
Alaska steamship company does not
anticipate any atffieHltf IN getting
men faf the Yueafan. which viii
arrive at Z o'clock this afternoon
when the Alaska Pacific Co post
- notice Yesterday declaring e.
open shop and denying a lock
some q the union men rubbed r.
Qua TIE nuieh viii not work a.
tho shipping asHsstetiono's seals
whether tsleph0nsf for o. not bat
Will respond AZ the ola 30 ana 50
cent tate n called up
piaeaatsnt is heing started n the
union ranks because II maaY % tie
members workinE for the Pacific
cnaat 60 Thaf company claims
90 have tao men wprkiax 81 tbs OLD
srale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
NJ GILL.

other Seattle newspapers are Try.
Ing 20 run contests" At this time
and are uslna all sorts OF hrie >.
bras and trips for prizes 70 get
their readers excited 70 shs point
o. voting for unoffcn1lna persons
of both sexes
The public will pay no attention
20 iuiithtors. Their glass diamonds,
issseiry and ether brass goods. and
their excursions 10 fsr-eff park ..
etc. src not to be compared for
an Instant 20 the attractive flea.
plrea % the stars contest.
How the Vote Stands.
Up 20 noon today the accepted
Votes stood as follows.
For Judge Humphries 10000
Jacob Fprth st..... 100000
Present indlcatlons are tina;
there viii be = Tremendous mum.
Der Of entries IN the contest.
One man insists that City En-.
aIuser Thomson shall be placed
bsfors the people, In full glory o.
his waving beard.
Another wants Mayor Moore. ,
third insists upon Rev. "A. A. Mat.
lhsNs. an % these and many
other candidates suggested will be
carefully considered by The star
before entries are permitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

answer 10 the wirea be sent away
Yesterday afternoon ia an effort 20
lueate the missing x-eomptfoller.
MI Macintosh said today that
the political aliuatiou IN Honduras
aud Nicaragua was such that the
Officials Of The state department at
Washington to whom he applied FOE
assistance, would probably be
caused considerable trouble. All
The embassies OF foreign govern.
ments Including this cauntrys In
Honduras was turned over to Me.
aagua some tlmo agp hat Il IL q
question II the extraditlon with
Nicaragua viii apply 20 Honduras