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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-28

$500.
VIII buy nice two story house or
outskirts, several acres al around.
ALBERT FENDIG & co.
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Box 387, Atlanta, Ga. Office. io4 NJ.
Pryor Street.
/ left off your treatment four
months ago Have no desire for an
opiate. Your treatment is all IT.
claims Louisa j. Oakley,
May Sth '06 Snow Flake, Ariz.
Over four years ago yolAcured me
Of morphine habit EHaAG. Starr,
I have hever drank whiskey since
Marsh %. 1892, when I began your
treatment ! DO not crave any whis
key to this day. =. d. Wilson,
Direct Tex.
| have used both for the liquor and
opium habits and it has been a sue
cess. prefer it to ali other rem
edies B. c. Norment, NJ. D. Darling
ton, s. G.
| bought your cure under q non
de plume in 1885; It cured me.
e. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh. Penn
WRITE TO DIR. WOOLLEY. BOY
3S7, Atlanta Ga
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MANAGER COOPER
HOLDING IT DOWN
WESTERN UNION OFFICE nv Al
BANY GETTING INTO
SHAPE.

The Albany Herald Of yesterday
says
The local office Of tie Postal Tee
siarh and cable Company was open
ed yesterday BY Mr. j. A. Johosn,
WHO came irony Jacksonville, Fla
SIR johnson NJ a Herald reporter
This mornia]fhat The Office IS ready
10 receive &siness, and that Saessa-
delay
Former Manager G, J. McCrary
who was checked out Friday after
noon by MI. ii. Is. Harrington OIL jack
sonville, turned over The keys Of tie
office at that time Saturday the oil
flee remained cloS2d, and yesterdy
MI Johnston rived nd took charge
Mr. J. A. Cooper, the new manager
Of the Western Union Office. Is rel
ceiying business today His only
assistant is Nick Reynolds, a younz
Albany boy who is a beginner as al
operator Mr. - Z. Dillon, Jr, Of
Jacksonville, and Manager Stuart, Of
The Macon Office have returned to
they respective homes.
Manager Cooper, who came from
has had hard time, but
has ucceeded in getting things in
coed shape"
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asl;vs's PHARMACY
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WHEN YOU SEE 1T ADVER.
TlSED BY LEWIS YOU KNOW :, 5
STRAIGHT. SEE THE CREAT ez
DUCTlON ON MEMS COLOe-O
SUITS ADVERTISED on 80.
PAGE.
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Fancy ard plain dressmakng dkn'
ny Mrs. Ray, corner 1908 Oak plSc'
and Carpenter street.
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lEOLEYS EI.( Au6lT.Alg.
for chIfdrens sufes SGrG. No optatas

Just received. a Big line of musical
instruE ents, firearms; viii be sold
al sacrifice prices.
The Georgia Pawn Shop,
302 Bay Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

= see no reason why Frank
,....y sheald be treated different
"a, ! ,.,m apy other criminal Tie
1..,..,d an aifense against the
.s,Aa state every time a drink
nes \ ~ over the bar AZ the Mea'
~ gnce the epenlnk OK the
So se,n the closing q The bar
N. Il ne reply made by Rev
Matthews 60 the question
Z, = hlm a. % bis opinion OF ffose'
s'.,,ee Attorney Macintosh 5 az
s ss..s Intention to let the caee
s-s,ss, rlunk CLANCY dfop pro'id
= ,Ae bar * the Meadows e nos
.ssln opened feg business
cnnt,suing. Or Matthews SAID
- ee,e however. tuil coniidenec
49, prosecuting Attorney Mscsin.
- Mn keep the promise he made
Z - thst not only would the oar
4 e}oeed ap but that Clascs would
y prosecuted. -,
isslns 4 preacher Of he mosI'rb
,.vcr forkiveness aad condona
.,.n hut AVS are made Tor thr
49, ", community aad should Be
'.eserxea * The whose community
~ ssehesl aud the poorest the
tee - 80 veal est The
os'sIssrs iudlsiaaal q he maintain
"a ! hand OK would soon be AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
7 W I: N 7 Y
EARS

wENATCHEE. Aug 20. Twenty
years IN the penltenuary was the
sentence melted out to W. l.. Davis
Yesterday by Judge steiner Davis
IL ehafged with The murder In JnlY
Of John MCGEE. OF Seattle. The trial
came 20 very abrupt end. Juror
John Cromwell Was taken IN with
typhoid fever and removed from
the court room. The attorneys fof
the defense got together and then
asked permission 10 plead guilty
OF murder IN the second degree
The prosecution consented aud 30
years was given This IL the max
imum. There VAS an affecting
scenes IN the court room Mrs.
Davis buried her head on her hun.
bands shoulder. pobhlnE bitterly
and reluctantly save her husband
W as the officers led him away to
b. prepared Tor his trip 10 the pen.
itcntiary
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s,,, Ne Expects Prosecuting Attorney to Make Good
His PtOmse--MackintOsh VIII Not Say What His
Intentions Are.

rested aud punished by either fine
OF imprisonment iIls promise 10
discontinue would not save him
from punishment
"1he fact that Clancy and his
brothers control the political das.
tins Of the Firat ward should not
dliforcntlate them from any other
class ia the community.
Tho example set BY that kind
az method In had and tends 20 breed
the idea that there are two kinds
1t law. One kind for tho man with.
cut pull or money and the other
Cor the man with ppll' and money
The proverhlally dumb clam Is
a chAttorhox beside OF Prosecuting
Attorney Macintosh. when asked
whether he intended 10 lot the
Clancy case drop or prosecute A.
hN said
"a am not ready 90 answer that
question
DO YOU Intend 10 try Il at all. or
will you dismiss itf+
z am not ready to talk about
that"
WIN H. Morris. when asked
whether his client intended 70 con.
test the case. said .olemaly. MIR
Clancy f. not guilty. he IL aH in.
uocent OF intentional wrongdoing
a. Wm, Constantine and John RIP
tnKcr"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
High STAKES
HIS RUIN

Playing poker at hieh stakes is
said to be the cause OF the alleged
embezzlemcut Of $4,000 which led
To the arrest OF Watson n. Wyman.
manager OF the California Saw
works. last night on a warrant
sworn out by C f. Fischer. a mem
Der Of the firm.
Wyman. who has a wife and three
small children IN a handsome home
az Alki Point. il in the county iail
Tho first intimation thta an was
not right came about three weeks
ago An investigation was started
by the firm and WymRn left sud
denly for Southern California.
There he was found by a member
OF the firm and induced 60 return
TO Seattle
Considerable time was spent over
the books OF the California Saw
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: W Vol i I / !; DlEEIATHT

Al autopsy performed by Dr w
" Powers yesterday developed the
fact that Mrs Anna Ballard. who
was found dead IN her room az 1854
First av. on Tuesday morning, died
as the result Of intestinal hemor
rhaRes. caused by a blow on the
side just above the hip. THAT the
blow was accidental is the belief
81 Detectives mcclure and r Ryan.
who investigated the case, and tho
Interested officials.
Peter Ballard. a cook. husband ~
the woman. informed the undertake
ers laat evening that biz wife had
struck her side against a table
while la o friendly acufile with a
sister. Emma Sutherland. who lives
at Ninth az. aud Pine n A half
sister. Mrs X Metz. who rooms
with her husband az 2t23 Western
ay.. says that the woman struck
her side against n table while they
were both out visiting friends on
Monday afternoon.
Metz himself refused 10 discuss
the affair at length After answer.
ing o few questions he suddenly
stated that ~ they wanted "a know
anything more about u they would
have Ca make him tell He iuaist.
ed that he had talked all he was
going 10 about the case.
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Outside 81 The conflicting stories
of tho relatives OF the dead woman
there r. nothir- 20 indicate any
thing that the woman was the vie
tim OF othors when Ballard rented
the room on First ay. Monday
night be was alone aud remarked
that he was 20 meet bis wife, who
was coming from Portland This
rs what the landlord says Mrs
Metz declares the woman was Wit
itinR with hcr all Monday and had
never been 10 Portland, that she
know Of
About 3 o'clock Tuesday morn
Ing the dead woman was apparent.
ly we'll. She allowed the landlord
and a gas Inspector TO examine the
Ras meter Ia the room About an
hour later a little niece who had
spent The nlnht with her commenc-
cd crying and shortly afterwards
when an Investigation was made
Mrs. ballard was found gasping her
last breath. There was absolutely
nothing IA the room except a par.
TALLY emptled bottle OF beer. some
tobacco and half eaten sandwiches.
II H. doubtful II Coroner Carroll
viii hold an Inquest He said today
he was satisfied there was nothing
wrong. 80 far as the police had ia.
formed him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
PACIFIC COAST
LUMBER CASE

ST. PAUL. Aus. Special ok.
amincr John Karbie f. presiding
today az a hearing OF the interstate
commerce commission In a number
~ important cases Ono OF these
n the complaint Of the Morse Pro
ducu company against the Chicago.
Milwaukee a. 81 Paul Railroad
and another that of the Iennopin
Paper company against the Great
Northern. Excessive rates are M.
legged In each case. karblo will
also take evidence IN the case Of
the Bartloa on company against
the Chicago. Milwaukee a. st. Paul
II h. announced that the uniform
bin Of ladlng cases will be argued
before the commission on October
10 aud the Pacific coast lumber
case ON the following day The
latter Is considered 20 be The most
important case filed since the
passage of tho new railroad rate
law. A number of railroads. In.
eludlng the Hartman lines. are
named az defendants by the Pa.
cific coast lumbermen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
PUEBLA in
FROM NOME

Makins The round trip IN NJ days
exactly 70 the hour. the CITY Of
Puebla arrived from Nome It n
ociocs This forenoon with tsi pas
uenxefs and s7ss 900 IN gold. The
rgebla vas aent north ia haste r.
catch a large crowd waiting al 81
Michnrla. She was rushed here
from Frisco. and after staying In
port 10 hours, vas eualed and sent
70 Nome
Gen. A. " Greeley. In charge Of
the department ot Columbia. who
has been on an inspection trip
through Alaska. returned Bishop
Rowe. who has been spending The
summer az the various Episcopal
churches In Alaska was a paasen.
ser. Many prominent operators
came south and viii return on The
last steamers 10 spend the winter
Inside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
NEWCASTLE
TAKES JUMP

~ grades Of Newcastle coal viii
advanced IN price on septem-
!, BY the Pacific Coast com.
Nut owing 10 the Increase ia
49,. gFanied the Mine Workers.
s',.euss thai date.
= nsFeaetie lump win sell Tor s. Is
s1 !. 80 Of y per ton. and nut coal
- instead Of lg.75.
-. = believed that under the new
ss,eenient between the Mine Own
!, 80 Mine Workers the output
10 washington coal mines win
- = 'asfeased % such an extent that
.asle VII b. no fear of "a hiel
'@mlhe this winter.
..i re price Of other Goals Win prob.
~ remain At the present ~.
{ %" coal mine has been opened
y near Ostrander. Wash In Gov
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worka by Wyman and C. F. Fischer
before the warrant was finally APP
Piled for. The prosecuting attorney
procured the complaint. which Is
sued from Justice CAROLS court,
charging Wyman with embezzllng
s20 .000.
Richard SAKE Jones. attorney for
Wyman, denies that Wyman at
tempted 20 escape and SAYS that
he has az all times stood ready to
make up the deficiency which
might be found in his accounts.
1T Ia case OF using the crimiaal
process TO force what can at best
be civil claim" said Mr.. Jones.
Wyman IL reputod to be fairly
wealthy. His father Is Western
manager Of the Equitable Life AS
surance society With offices az
Omaha,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
FIGHT FOR
BOYS LIFE

ssrugsling against the smother.
ms grip Of diphtherlh. little ibyeaf.
old Jesse Cummings. tgiendlena aud
without funds. bat believed 10 be
the son Of a seaiihy storkman Of
Wallace. Idaho. Vas found. two
Easements below the street. IN q
DARK nlfhy room ~ q Japanese
lodgiuK house. ~ AT - IeAler
way several days ago. and but fur
the untiruF efforts ~ DE- W l.
Ludlow. former city health officer.
thr boy would now BE- dead
An efforts 20 reach the man b.
iievcd 20 be the boys father. b.
cause OF the fact thar he has been
spoken 81 many tlmsa Ia tbs pa.
tents dciifium. are believed DO
have failed. hecauas Of the tsieg
rAphera' strike which makes Cam
mnaieattou almost impossible.
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Everything 10 quiet 81 the teleg
faI,hsfs strike headquarters. and
there is 90 Indication % break
In their ranks The operators claim
10 be eaininK stransth every dAy
the Atfiho ia proiunHed
Contributions aro cumiuE IN that
viii Insure q comfortable livink f0T
thusc who are unable 20 obtaia
wpFk IN other lines ~ business Foa
~ The strikers took positions on
the steamship Minnesota this morn.
INK as machiniatS helprrA
The teieEfAphers aay iheY have
no grievance With the uaiGd Press,
a. would be understood from .
statement IN morning paper The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

WASHINGTON. d. c.. AUG 70
The politicians drifting iato Wash.
lngton giyc the impression that the
people refuse to abandon the idea
Of having Roosevelt succeed him.
self In sections OF the country
like California and Colorado. where
the presidents stand on the Jap
aneae and public lands question has
caused them 90 get their backs
up" 50 pleased are they In the
main with his policies that they
will likely forgive and forget
Senator Warren says that n
President Roosevelt will intimate
that be will accept the nomination
in the convention hall 50 per cent
81 the voters will welcome this
They viii refuse 20 consider any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

believe that the move Ia free from
politics
Mayor Moore and through him
the board Of public works are the
chief objects that will receive the
attention OF the revision board. IL
one Is constituted az now planned.
II ~ openly charged around tho
city hall and elsewhere that the
chief aim, IN fact, Is 20 got az City
Engineer Thomson By curialllng
hia powers and forcing him 70 give
up some part Of the work that now
goes with his position.
The opposition 10 the city en-.
gineer realize. or think they do,
that as long as Mayor Moore re-
mains the chief executive Of the
city Mr.. Thomson will be al the
head OF the engineering department
and all the rest OF a. This Is
given by many as the greatest rea-
son for the present activity.
Where did the list Of names from
which the council r. asked 10 Sc.
lect the commission come from7
This question f. being asked By
members OF the council. as well
as outsiders. The first heard OF
the list II was in the hands OF
Councilman Sawyer. who seems 20
be the prime mover IN the plan 20
change the charter
About the first heard OF the re-
vision matter was an interview
with Mr. Sawyer In 4 local paper
rs % the necessity for changes in
the city's fundamental Law.
The next thing was the presenta.
ton Of the list OF names through
the same source Of publicity.
Whether there is the proyerblsl
niger In the wOodpile" or not.
the thing does not look good to
several members Of the council.
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sheriff or the prosecuting attorney.
though "a view Of the pebble utter,
ances Of both officials Il IL regard.
ed a. highly likely that The done
sheet vas wrong 81 both instances
A few days previous 70 Rev n
A Matthews strong stand against
the rack track saloon several ~ thr
gambling halls IA Georgetown
thrcw open their windows 10 the
suallkht and there vas a regular
house cleaning soan under way Ilut
when the Matthews interviews BE-
gan 10 appear fhis work vas sud
denly suspended. and the word has
quietly gone the rounds that u t.
all of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
PLANNED TO Open
GAMBLING DEkS

A rlsa @ open AZ gambling again
4 Gsqzatown Immediately follow.
iss iAs ciass o. the racing SEASON
At M Meadows vas nfppei 10 thu
- Is TIE arrest of Frank Clancy
sst lhe agitation stirred up by Or
kAFasss regarding tho racing
fane q nor operated az the I'm
sznisk waller track.
n acss gamblers had figured
a. With the cessation 81 racing
p Faaiie wouid not pay much At
xatlen 70 the resumption ~ xamb-
- 2 TIE southern suburb They
ssss alsp under the impression that
esn Neald D. no trouble from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
COunclmen Suspect That Real Object Of Proposal Is
to Curtai Power Of Mayor and Chairman Of Board
of Public Works.

Charter revision will probably be
defeated IN the city council tonight
General suspicion Of the resolu.
ton offered by Councilman Sawyer
proposing and naming commits.
sion 10 redraft the city charter. has
been expressed and u IL unlikely
that a majority OF tho oouncilmen
viii vote for IT,
The move is considered az an
attempt 10 curiail the power Of
Mayor Moore and City Engineer
Thomson for the benefit OF corpo.
ratioua holding franchises.
a number 81 the eouncilmen have
not been backward IN stating that
Il was their belief that there IL no
urgent cali for reframing the char.
ter
Some Of the councllmen do not
Ike the proposal that Councilman
Fred Sawyer prefented-that tho
commission be chosen wholly from
men Ia private life.
Another matter that does not suit
the councllmen is to be presented
With a set Of names and asked 10
endorse them for the commission.
without having been asked pre-.
ylously az 10 their liking.
Alden , Bleihen. Il Ia authentic
ally asserted, had the choosing Of
one Of the men who Is slated TO
BE- named a commissioner. The
0si-lntelllgsucer had the naming
Of gnoihef. and the two men
chosen. Frederick nausman and Is
G Hughes. have had the pleasure
Of naming a third party who is 90
serve. cxGov John H. McGraw
The men who are looking into
the origin Of the movement aud
the Developments 30 far. DO not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
ESCAPE:
FROM
JOL.I let

JOLIET. m. Aug. Two long
term couvicta. Edward Quinn and
Harry Varmon sent up for burglary.
and who bad been detailed as
nurses IN the hospital. made ropes
Of bandagea aud hooks from iron
rings Of chairs. scaled the walls
early this morning and made their
escape. They were armed only
with a lafge bread knife aud a
steel rod. Twenty guards we're
sent out IA a special car ard are
scattered along the tracks leading
20 avenues Of escape. There il alb.
soiutcly no trace Of the two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
HANDED LEMON In
WORTHLESS BILL

swlndled Ia a game that IL SO
old Il is a matter 81 ancient HE
tory. Arthur Lennon. proprietor Of
a Second ay retail establishment.
IL mourning the loss Of 800 In
good money and merchandise and
has in his possession an old and
worthless Confederate bill Of tho
same denomination.
The men made several purchases
and offered the bill In payment Il
was accepted and the swindlera
departed with their change when
the bill was rendered the bank. the
fake was exposed The police are
investigating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
BABY PARADE

AsnuRY PARK. Aug. 20 Re.
fore 100000 wildly cheering spec.
tators Aahgfy parks famous baby
parade Was held this afternoon,
nearly a thousand children march.
ing down a carrsted avenue on the
ocean front IN the parade were
babies from dozens Of states and
from foreign lands. forming the
mcat cosmopolitan. unique and
beautiful pageant Of the Kind ever
seen. The line Of march 81 the
youngsters was along Ocean az.
and through the new stadium. n.
tnnia VII, queen of the fairies. and
her court viewed the pageant.
Five thousand dollars In prizes
wiil BE- awarded tho children IN
best costume and Tor the most eiah.
oraieiy decorated Ro-cart baby
coach. express wagon. doll buggy.
tricycle.. pony cart and float.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
FOR WHITE n
MARKET

Superintendent % Streets Chas
n Case inspected The grounds ~
the pubiic market this morning
with the view u making a report
to the street committee this Aft,
ernoon an 20 what should be done
this winter with the market
A report BY the street commit
tee waa expected 10 be- framed dur
Ing the afternoon and Il vas
thought that the committee would
recommend both the covering 81
Pike place and the agreement with
shs Goodwin Realty company FOR
the construction Of buildings "a
ioinlng the present open market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
TEN DAYS FOR TWO
BOY THIEVES

Ten days In the county Jail Ncfv
melted ont BY Justice Carroll ~
John Johnson ana Joe Coberg teo
boys whe stole a hollow lead cattle
from the independent Telephone
Co. and then added "a their wrcnF
doing By filling the cable with aand
and selling u to iunk msn named
shelter. who believed the extra
weight vas all solid lead. aud Who
besides being bunkoea in ,hn pur
chase. landed IA jail for buying
.ss.Issss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

seen. iust how much f. not divuigsd.
He IL known % have cashed a
DRAFT Just before lea yinE for Seattle
Osborne waa IN Mount Vernon on
August s and was 20 come 10 this
city Co buy a stock of stoves for hts
hardware store. He was to have
returned ou August g. Since the
date % his departure from Mount
Vernon he has neither been seen
nor heard from
Friends " the missing man are
positive that he q either wandering
about demeutsd or has met with
violence Of some sort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
CAPTAIN WALLACE
PASSES AWAY

al James wallace. from 1859
xzslI 4 lev months ago q member
x lhe Neal fsre department. Ia var.
~ rapaessics. tled this moraing
K ske Hayslde hospital. after a
skers lliness TIE cause 81 death
Is aserihsd 10 alcoholic poisoning
Ca Wallace Was appointed
t.asenant IN The Seattle fire De
arsmtai o. October g. 1889. When
~ volunteer corps was reufxan-
be % he basis og q paid depart.
reaf lie was named captain In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
FIX WATER DISTRICTS

Meter districts for the conVeu.
ieuce Of collecting meter water
rates have been fixed by the water
department
Tho first district lies south OF
uniou a. and rates arc payable
between the tlrst aud tenth OF the
month.
Tho second district takes IN al
the territory from Union 20 Caller
at, Ni,h bills payable between the
10th aud goth
a third district lies north % Caller
and Eenta are 10 be paid during the
last Ten days q the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
SUSPECTS
VIOLENCE

AT efforts q The police 70 solve
y nss'egloas Disappearance q 8.
= Osborne, he wealthy hardware
nsFthaas Of Wilson Greek. have
s.lIsd
hafFrT Hife a resident Of Ephrp-
= gs4shed the city this morning
- "a II consultation with the
sasspiitiss regarding the search
ansr Osborne
AZ De additional light which has
- IAtown on the case IA the fact
~ oaboTue had a large sum 81
H'aeg in his possession when last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
WILL NOT give UP
ROOSEVELT

other candidate until they are Ger
tain that they win not have Roose-
Welt on the presidential ticket.
Many believe that Secretary Taft
IN finding this out on his present
trip TO the west and that this Il
one Of the reasons why II IL an
nounced that In all probability he
viii abandon his present trip and re-
turn for hurTy-up consultation
with Roosevelt al Oyster Pay be-
fore going 20 the Orient Secre-
tary Taft Is most conservative
man and a quick reader OF human
sentiment and although he has
been royalty welcomed every where
the people are apparently elancinE
over his shoulder 20 Roosevelt as
the republican leader for next
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
REVOLT In
IRELAND
tsy United ersss)

DuBLlN. Aug - The National
council OF Sim Feln. the society or.
Eaulzed to advocate Irish Home
Rule began It's convention today
The members will consider tbs
Withdrawal Of the irish represent
alive from parliament. establish
ina an Irish parliament IN this city
without British consent. 10 revive
Irish Industries and boycott every.
thing English