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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
NAY GUST OLD
S. 0. OFFICIALS

sea yoRK. Sept 20 wall st.
Yin believes that a now era
Z ~ 4, personnel o. the Standard
Z, ~ .@mpany's leaders Is hesinnlns
= Y Y ~ ,esasht that the younger oie'
-, a The great corporation Is
-. a,.. "a he 'FRONT.' and that The
80 - s,smant l. relinaulshlng ia
49, 49,. 49, anon the affairs OF Che
-. ..ns.ny and those Of vast inter.
- wAlcA have been AFFILIATED
with 4 - v.u,t..,
t,As n Rockefeller. r. Will'sln
a eraeleHer. Urban i. hronsh.
Y. ! asalnlaw Of II. u. RoEers.
- II. Rogers. r. ac among
: wanser men who are locked
- n he street as nov direct
4 affairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
TRAIN CRASHES INTO
STREET CAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 20. a
Southern Pacific freight train ran
Into street car AZ Goth and Ken.
tuck SITS eagly this afternoon. cols.
pletely wrecking the ear. probably
fatally iniuring Mrs pr VIM Nc.
laughiln and seriously inJurlnK
four other passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

GRAND CANYON. Sept, 90 Lost
Tor 20 hours ia the woods was the
fate OF Mrs Frank jos. hostess of
Congressman and Mrs i4ongworth.
Searching parties found her late
last night Ia an exhausted condi.
ton.
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TO WRITE BOOK.

Mrs George r. Ladd. wife Of
Professor George 7. fadd. % Yale
arrived here yesterday on the shin
nno Maru Mrs IAdd. Ia an inter.
view. stated that Professor t.add
IL now In Japan busy gathering ma.
terial for book on Japanese rule
IN Korea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

nOiSw. Ida. Sspt. go The ape
clal grand Jury EAllcd Apr the purs
pose OK 4nGstlgating Vie acts OF
their predecessors which brought
the Indictments AGAINST United
Statoa Senator norah ox.Attornoy
General Martin and nine others for
conspiracy In the land frauds, hogan
its work today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
SPREADING RAILS
CAUSED WRECK

ctew we're badly burned. Wreck.
INK trsinz nfrtsed at the scene oi
the accident, six miles from here
at Columbus siding. and last night
the track WIS sufficiently repaired
20 allow traffic TO resume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

on a flrmor basis than over Thir
~ days ago tho naarket was estab
iishod IN order 10 reduce the cost
Of vegetables and living necessities
and the project was predicted by
Western sEy. commission men to
do 4 nhofl denih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
LOS


NEW YORK. Sept 10. Recent
Developments show that 49, ".
Rogers lost 10000 900 IN tie N.
nous Virginia tidewater railroad
aud this caused worriment which
resulted ultimately IN hts present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

hEtIiNGHAM Sept 20 The
Washington Association 81 Congre
sauonal churches. ln session here.
has gone on record protesting
against churches mixing in poll
ties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

EVERETT. Sept. 20.--Ry the
accidental discharge Of gun Ia
the hands Of Charles Newman. Fay
Compton suffered tho loss Of hia
right foot, u heing 40 badly lacor.
ated that amputatlon was neccs,
aary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

viii be put on the rack iato today
In the proceedings against the
trust Prosecutor KELLOGG eonnid
ora him a most important witnoaa, 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

OYSTER RAY. sept 30 Score.
tary Loeb stated today that prcai
dent Roosevelt will hot issue a
statement concerning yesterdays
visit Of Percy Thomas and Daniel
Russell Of the striking telographors
AZ first Loeb denied the visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
Stock Advances

Superior Coal a Improvement
Co stock advances 10 zoe per
share cash. 65c per share on the
inatallment plan. at . o'clock to
night. 'fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
Stock Advances

Superior Coal & Improvement
Co stock advances 20 COO pos
share cash csc per share on the
inatallmcnt plan. at O'Clock %.
night 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept. 90 William
q Rockefeller, nephew Of John D.
Rockefeller, and assistant troanur.
or Of tho Standard on company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

sickness Much comment has been
accustomed by the failure Of tho
railroad aud the loss Of Mr. Rogers.
aa he has been considered one of
bsat financlers Of iR1g eDuatry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
MARKET SUCCESS

The public market today enters
upon its second month and ia now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

WENATCHlF. Welsh. Sept 90
spreading rails caused the wreck
% Tho Great Northern Oriental
Limited here Wednesday. accord
ing to report OF tho officials who
immediately made 40 investigation.
Ihis report has bison sent to the
state railway eomtriaaion,
The wreck. which was reported
Ia these dlapatoheH yesterday. was
ot'. OF the ~orst on this branch Of
ue' 9, y Five cars were totally Dc.
H9osed by uro and three of the
paasehsera and four Of the train
Sweaters. shooting Jackets. hunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
HurcHlRsoN SIC suirs

We have one department deyOt
ed almost entirely 10 mems fifteen
dollar suits WorHtedg. tweeda.
ehovlota. gergeg and plain blacks,
IN all sizes
w. y. HUTCHINSON co.
Corner Second and Union.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
SHOCK

REDLANDS. Cal, Sept 20--A
sharp earthquake shock was felt
az 5;f5 O'Clock last evening Tho
south Tho duration Of the loud
rumble was two seconds. while that
" the shake waS one second. Crock
cry on the shelves was ratified No
buildings we're cracked or damage
of any kind done. though the shock
~Hs tho heaviest IN eight years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

Sweaters. shooting Jackets. hunt
Ing boots. OF coats aud hats. Halls.
III Firn. av. 49,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-02-28
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Rubber stamps. badges, etc First doo'
onth rink . ID
DR.. q A. Z on has h IN COZ fined Il
bis homo ..ye days with an Az * Ol
t0nsilitis.
Here is one on the Rock Island: II Il
said that that road will discontinue the
handling Of corpses for the reason thai
tbey cannot get hem to destination Ia
time for The resurrection
Before buying your new spring hat
c,') at the millin ry par r. Ut IN
4 Hobble 10 York. Key Store. An expert
trimmer will be glad to please all GUS
tQmers 1t
II is time to revive the agitation about
the new railroad from Dodge City SOU H.
west. 1t would open NJ u lot of ue W
country that will never be anything but II
pasture ground until the railroad is built.
The Dodge City Music Club, which is
composed Of Mesdames Gardner, Hub.
bard, Bowen aud Hellwarth are playing
10 crowded houses on their way to the
Pacific coast. The ladies are having
-Sriendid time Sightseeing.
Unless all signs fail there will be q lot
Mnew residences built here this spring
and summer. The contractors are busy
6guring on plans submitted BY at least
twenty people who arc contemplating
6ulding this spring.
Two days treatment isee. RIng's dys,
Vepsla tablets for impaired digestion
impure breath. perfect assimilation Of
food, increased appetite Do not fail to
avail yourself Of the shove offer. Sold
~ Pine q Bonds drug Sure.
The girls high school basket ball teams
Stayed Q good game at the rink on last
nOnday evening. The score was 8 to II
b favor OF the reds. All tue girls Tough,
Gard for their colors but the reds played
sfaster game with better team work than
de grange aRd of course could not fail to
come out ahead. Both teams were much
Setter than heretofore and show the re-
snits Of practice. Much interest was
shown 10 this game BY everyone and
nearly every available seat In the rink
was occupied.
An informal dancing party was enjoyed
al the Phenix Club Wednesday evening
BY about forty young people. Music was
furnished BY Mr.. Alton AID Carl Miller.
Those present were: Misses Locke, Hard
ssty, Rslshard, Strum, SchneidicOr, Kel-
sey, Miller, Violet Watson. Mildred Wat.
son, Cox, SmiIh, Lille Stubbs, Mabel
1rgablight. Sewer, Mesdames Clyde
Smith. Mccall, O'Neill, Alton aud Wat.
spn. Messrs Clyde Smith, Milton, Dill
worth Baird. Incl Elder, French, Mad
dox, Young, Chas Anderson, Eastman,
Burnett, Theis, Ballou. Miller. Mccall,
Gilbert, Dondanville, Sevier, Rankin, De
Nasters. and Ralph Pixley.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-02-28
M,m clara KINNEY Of Kansas city ar

M,M clara KINNEY Of Kansas city ar
rived IN this cisv Wednesday evening 10
assist IN thu new millinery pnrlors ~
Hazlpton & Hohb,-. on the second floor
Of the Y ri Key Mer Go, Miss KINNEY
Ia an expert trimmer and will no doubt
give goOd satisfaction.
FoR SALE-Several good work hor.es,
slsc some good drivers. will sell on
lime. See p. n. Young.
Rolla Weit has bought the Post Office
barber shop, which be sold lat year, and
Is again 10 chsigs Of the business.
The four weeks.old baby Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Morris Crawford died on wed,es
day, February 81, and was buried this
afternoon.
The Santa Re has gwen m annual pass
to Ad. stafford M mn acknowledgement
Of his long service With the company.
Mr.. Stafford has been an eMplOye u the
company a g0od share Of bis life.
"Wednesday Of this week completed thirty
two years If continued service. During
this term Of years, Mr.. Stsff,rd's vAca-
lions, days If on account OF sicknes. and
absence imm work from any canse has
not amounted to more than six months
time. Mr.. Staf,rd's father, who died
here Last Nav. had been In the empl", y
OF the oanra Fe since 1859 Mr. Staff I'd
now has son who has been working tor
the Santa Fe for several years.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-02-28

| Mr., McCurdy OF BlOOm tO~nshin. wa
In this city Tuesday. Mr. McCurdy 4
foreman Of the Ripple ranch owned By
George Ripple, Of Larned.
An excellent display Of the latest Gre
ations In millinery can be found at tb'
parlors Of Haslston & Hobble, York Ke,
Dry Goods Store. 1t
A special train Of five cars from Phila
delphia and PIttsburg passed through
here early Friday morning enronte t.
Southern California. The train was steam
heated and lighted by electricity. T .
cars were Of the finest operated by tht
Pennsylvania railroad.
Winfred Jacobs, the hustling agent 81
Luther & Son. recently took 223 people
on an excursion to this section OF the
state from bis former home town, Ellin.
wood, 10 Barton county. This Is good
indication for this country.-CimarrOn
jacksonisn.
The new roundhouse will soon be far
enough completed to be used for housing
engines When 1t Is ready for this seIv.
Ice the old house will be torn down COM
pIetely and the balance Of the new house
erected where the old one now stands.
When completed the new house will be
strictly modern, and a. near fire proof as
Il is possible to build one. 1t 10 said that
. lot Of new hsavy machinery Is to be
installed here 80 that exte".'vr repairs
can be made TO motive power, doing away
with the necessity Of sending all disabled
engines to La Junta IS is done at the pres
ent time.
The Serosis Club met with Miss Nellie
Chapman Wednesday evening, February
the 27th. The W gram opened with roll
call answered with Mother Goose
Rhyme. A reading WIS thea given BY
Miss Beulsh Gilplu, and also reading BY
Miss Ella Preston. A paper Iron City
of Essen" written by Miss Jennie Gil
for the last meeting WIS read on this
evening by Miss Neyins. The program
vas followed by business meeting. Miss
Eulalia Nevins will be The hostess on
March the 18th.
Jas. Cavanaugh Of Spearville was In
the city on business the later part of last
week. He has been buying considerable
land 10 he eastern part of the county IN
addition to what be already owned. Mr..
Cavauaugh is one Of our progressive citi-
zens and firm believer in bright future
for Ford county and Western Kansas.
A party Of eight enjoyed coyote hunt
near Ford on last Tuesday. Those Of the
company we're, Mrs. Hood, Miss Jessie
Kelsey, Miss Violet Watson, Miss Hazel
Smith, Mr. Bell, VIM. Maddox, Claude
Dowdy and Harold Rice.
For SALE OR RENT-Underwood type
writer; practically new; price $50; $40
down; s. 90 per month; rent So 30 pei
month IN advance, Call telephone l44
or address Box 24l. II.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-02-28
Hunting for Trouble.

"I've lived 10 California ~ years, and
am still hunting for trouble in the wsy Of
burns, sores. wounds, boils. cuts, sprains,
or Gaze Of piles that Bncklen's Arnica
dhtve won't quickly Cure," writes Charles
Walters, OF Allegheny, sierra 20. N"
uae hunting, Mr.. Walters; 1t cures every
case, Guaranteed by Rsth & Bainbbridge
drug store. 2H
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-02-28
COLORADO HORSES
Bunch Came To-Day to be Trained at
The Park Race Track Here.

A bunch Of harness horses arrived to-
day from Lamsr, Colorado, to be put IN
training at the Dodge City race track.
They are In charge Of Mr. Keains, WHO
will remain here with them until tho
racing season begins They are said 10
be q good lot and with the ones already
here will keen the race track Uusy good
part Of every day.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-02-28
A Valuable Lesson.

"Six years ago learned a valuable les
son" writes John Pleasant, Of Magnolia,
Ind. | then began taking DR. Ki g's
New Life Pills, and the longer take
them the better | sflnd Them" They
please everybody. Guaranteed at eath
u Bainbridye, druggist, Zoo.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-02-28
A Guara n teea cure for Piles

oI I,tohing, Bind Bleeding or Protrndinss
OINTMENT fails to cure any case, no matter
OF how long standing. In to II days. First
application gives ease and rest. SOC. II your
druggist hasn't II send 6lDc In stamps and H..
will be forwarded postpaid by Parta Meet
CinA no.. st auk Mo.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-02-28
t1av for Sale,

Alfalfa, oane aud ksffir corn. Leave
orders With 4. J. Eshom, Boz l, Soldier
Home Route, 5t.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-04-20
Confiscates Rambling Devices

In obedience to a mandate from higher authority Deputy U. $. Mar shal Wybrant Friday afternoon confs- cat-d all visible gambling devices in Seward. The most important haul was five roulette wheels The con trablnd articles were stored in the jai building and anybody who wants a game now wi.l have to see the mar shal. Seward will lead the simple life hencelortu, and pulls the robes of yir- tue around it's visible presentment "llHe one who wrap, the drapery of his couch about hun and lies down to pleasant dreams" Such is life in the remote occident.
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English SOvereigns in Italy

Gaeta, Italy, April lS-King Edward and Queen Alexandra of England ar- rived this mornjug to visit the king and queen of Italy here. The meeting is believed to have great political sig niicance.
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Prefers Death to Disgrace

New York, April 20 Benedict Gim- ble, wealthy Philadelphia merchant, arrested here upon the charge of an unnatural crime and released on a S6OOO bond, attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a broken pitcher, and may die.
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Constantine Gets One Year

Seattle, April 70 - William Con- stantine's motion for new trial was denied in the superior court today and he was sentenced to serve one year in the penitentiary and to pay fine of 5000. His attorneys gave notice of appeal but it is believed he will take his medicine and not prosecute the appeal.
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Schreck Knocks Out Willie

Touopah, New, April l6 Mike Schreck knocked out John Willie last night in the nineteenth round of what was Go have been a tweeuty-round con- test. It was a great exhibition of the fighting game. Willie put upa good fight and the contest seemed even for a while but Schreck finally wore him down. Schreck's performance is re- garded by the spectators as putting him in the first rank of the light haavN weights.
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Olympia Will Sail Tonight

Seattle April 20 Steamer Olympia will sail this evening with men and sup plies for Southern Alaska cannericS of the Northwestern Steamship Company. Congressman Humphrey and Mrs. Humphrey are passengers and will go through 10 Kodiak.
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Nome Wants Heney

Nome, April l9-The Nome society of pioneers adopted a petition today
 to send Co President Roosevelt, asking him Go send Francis J Heney to inves- Jigate mining litigation on Seward peninsula and alleged official corrup-
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Hermann Arguments Begin

Washington, D. C., April 2o-Com- seI for the government in the Hermann trial is now engaged in the argument Co the jury. The defense vii. begin NOuday
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Forger Arrested at TreadweII

Treadwell, April l9-Cnief of Police Lockhard today arrested William Har- well, who is wanted in Piper City, Illinois. on the charge ot forgery. He is held in iuil awaiting the arrival of an TlinOi, officer.
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No Night Cable this Year

Seattle, April 2O-Lient.-Col. Glass ford, head of the Alaska cable system, announces that the cable will not be operated at night this summer, as promised a short time ago, because of the scarcity of operators.
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Bertha Arrives in Seattle

Seattle, April 2)-Sleamer Bertha arrived last night from Southern Alaska. She will sail again April 9.
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Liner Nordland Hay Be Lost

Philadelphia, April l7-The liner NordIaud k three days overdue. She carries eighty cabin and $50 Steerage passengers. Heavy gales have pre- vailed on the Atlantic for several days and much anxiety concerning the veS- saI is felt.
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Ethel Rockefeller Married

New York, April IS Miss Ethel Rockefeller. daughter of William G. Rockefeller, was married today to MarceIu, II. Dodge The latter is estimated Co be worth S20,OOOO0O.
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Remembers the Earthquake

san Francisco, April lS-Iu comem- oration of the earthquake one year ago flags are at half-mast today throughout -hn citv.
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Bryan'S Boon Launched

New York, April l>-William J. Bryan's presidential boon was formally launched last night.
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War Correspondent Dies

Philadelphia, April lN-John Dun- ning, the noted war correspondent k dead ol a tumor of the brain.
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Dr. Eaugh Hanged

Columbus, O., April l9-Dr Haugh, who murdered his father, mother and brother was hanged this morning.
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Juror Charges Tampering

Boise Idaho, April 2O-J1ror Wag- goner in the trial of William D. Hay wood, secretary of the Western Feder- ation of Miners, upon the charge of complicitg in the murder of EX-Gov Steunenbcrg, claims that he was ap- preached last Tuesday with an inquiry as to what he would do at the trial.
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Got Herself DiSIiked

Washington, D. C.. April lI-Mrs. Donald Mclean, president of the Daughters of the American Reyolu- tion. wa, hissed by members on the floor today because she criticised the treasurer, Mrs. Davis
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Humphrey to Visit Alaska

Seattle, April K Congressman Humphrey of this city and Mrs Hum Dnrcy will leave next Saturday on the steamer Olympia for hunting trip in Alaska. Incidentally Mr.. Humphrey will visit all town, of the southern coast a, gar west as Kodiak. He will investigate game conditions and the effect of game laws as he intend, to introduce another game bill in the next congress similar Go the one which f4ffaG in rnn Iast congress.
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By Cable tO The Daily Gateway.
 James n. ECkelS Dead

JaWlGS Als LNNGiS bSAA
 Chicago, April James II. EckelS, comptroller of the currency in Cleye- lands second term, and since then president of a Chicago bank was found dead in bed this morning. Heart disease was undoubtedly the cause.
 Funeral Pageant for Sullivan
 San Francisco, April I5-The great est pageant ever held in this city was held yesterday at the funeral of Fire Chief sullivan, who lost Ms life in the fire following the earthquake year ago.
 NicaraguauS Capture AmaPala
 Managua, Nicaragua, April 10 Anna paIa. Honduras, surrendered Co the Nicaraguau army yesterday and the troops now occupy the city.
 Murderer Becomes Insane
 Juneau. April I5-Andrcw Marinko, confined in jail here upon che charge of murder ;or killing Jack Levers at Ketchikan, has become insane and it ts believed he will die, as his health iS gone.
 EntertainS Colonial PremierS
 London, April Is The colonial pre- miers were given the freedom of the city today. They have met here for a conference on colonial policies. Other prominent men from the colonies are here. Gen. Botha, the noted Boer leader of South Africa, is the hero of She day and has received an ovation everywhere.
 One or Two Red Hats for America Rome, April l6 It is reported that Pope Plus assured Bishop O'Gorman of South Dakota that one and perhaps two American cardinals will be ape pointed a, the consi,tory to be held next June.
 Fire Destroys -lagiH Museum
 Montreal, April I6 The second fire in two weeks in Nagiu university de- stroyed the museum this morning. It was more destructive than the prevt- Ous one.
 Hermann Only Followed Precedent Washington, D. C., Apri. l6-EN- Congressman Singer Hermann, former commissioner of the genera. land office. on trial for alleged conspiracy to delraud che government in public land sales, scored 30 strong point today when three preceding commissioners of the genera, land office testified in hi, defense that they destroyed letter books kept in their office after the transactions closed Co which the let- ter, referred. The destruction ol letter books in his office i, one of the point, made against Hermann by the prosecution
 Hermann Trial Nearly Finished
 Washington. D. e. April F The introduction of testimony in the trial Bfnger Hermann will close thi, after noon. Arguments of both sides will occupy several days.
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Washington, D.C.April IS Howard AL Kutchtu, special agent of the de- partment of commerce to supervise Alaska salmon eannerieS for the gov ernmeut, rendered his resignation to- day Co take effect at an early date. He expects to take 8 trip abroad. His sr.n-..nr hn, DOL been designaLed.
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Yucatan Reaches Seattle

Seattle, Aprli lJ Steamer Yucatan arrived this morning from Seward. She will sail again April 2t
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Nebraska to Enter Commission

Seattle. April l6 The battIeship Nebraska, built in this city, is now ready Co enter commission. She made her trial trips successfully several months ago.
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rlOntana Entertains Blizzard

Butte, April lg-A blizzard issweep- ing over Southern Montana today.
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Taft Will Visit West

Washington, D. C., April l9-S Secre- tary Taft will make a western trip this summer His itinerary k not settled but he will be in Iowa June l2 and in Minnesota June l3.
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GreeleY's Secretary Dies

Seattle, April 20 Walter NJ. O'Dwyer, a well known newspaper man and financial writer of this city, once private secretary to Horace Greeley, died here last night,
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Him Gets Walsh Railroads

Chicago, April 20 The southwestern railroads known as the Walsh lines were purchased today by the Hill Sys- tem, completing a link from the northwest to the Gulf of Mexico