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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
TO BUILD DETENTION
HOUSE At ONCE

work on the detention house for
nee by the United States immlsfa
ton service Wtli be started a. once
By the contractor. Frank Sage. The
station Nlii be built at the Great
Northern docks At Smiths cove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26


SAN FRANCISCO. March &c
Aha Ruefs trial for extoftiou VAS
this morning postponed a week By
the court The request for an or
der 10 Elihor Biggy 70 permit any
one 10 see Ruef any reasonable
hour was denied.
Hensy declared this morning that
the prosecution has traced from
hand 20 hand sie0. GEO of the cor.
ruption fund sent by the Home
Telephone company from Los An.
gcles. also the disposal Of the
money can be traced through wit
nssses already summoned He was
ordered TO have al details placed
on record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
..,mshiu Officials Discharged Men the Night Of
A. Accident Are Brought Back at Governments
rmense- -Penurious Policy Causes Intense Bitter
..x Of Feeling Hold investigation Here.

% The crew that dld return, First
officer. Altman. +. Il. Jacobsen. sur
eeons r. 4 woiford. clerk. II IL
Harris. stofekeepess n II ilaimer
aud A n Cheaihafn. stewards ~.
n Heath. ntorekoepef. Felix Falk.
butcher. i.ev Stanley. launaryuaan.
y ". utt. barber. n = Nandier
l. NJ. leeh and n Dalton. sele
phone operators, and Engineers 4
sullivan. = T. Kraft. q Rorqulee.
"a r nrseg. " II LATHE. Ioha
Keage. ]. NJ. McNanec. Louis Lane.
W r kramer. r weleA. A Ouch
arme. ". u CosNFuve. e. " An
dersln. j Jacobsen. A, Woods aud
"a Z Davis
Ne legal Responsibility.
when Interviewed to-day. The
steamship officials made 10 attempt
u deuy having left the erew 10
shfft for themselves.
we weru not required BY iaw
70 bring them back. Vas the Ia
esanic explanation.
The Great Northern Steamship
company attn insists that Il has
resolved no report FROM Captain
FRANKIE Of tka wreck. ahspplns
men declare rfaHRe vas solely To
blame
II II understood the koaAs. Toxic
and Yokohama papers stfcnkiy de
nounce hlm Tor Keeping SO close -
Nhnre. and accuse him ~ belug In.
c0mpesent
Tnnea States Marine Inspectors
Whftney ard Turner stated this
morning that an Investigation OF the
aeeiaent would ue held b. them and
waald Be Of the most rigid nature
This investigation ell probably BE-
held uhen Captain FYanke returns
frafn the Orient ii a fee weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

h..Gnx Il Intense bitterness
- ~ Grsas Northern Steam.
= <.mpany Il manifested hY the
y - wrerked I'm timer Ia
u. - xsFs hFuaEht % Tacoma
- Taepusa. "A anila linef IRE
q, YESTERDAY and safae q = hoisi
!. :. il Seattle
- fakete's erew were Aia
i alleged. on the msghs
!! i. .-s.,.ssns and the men were
4 ! a. FOR themselves
!. auxssiaa. Il Is stated. MAS
ehe steamship eufHpaHy
IL u retarn 70 this country 81
.r-%rsea rzsw and hut for the
...<.s i ID euseFnmeaf aud tho
..sss ssssmsAin COMPANY they
z1, A.xs sennA their Nay back ia
~. i's1ssa states az best they
Fsessna u Bitter.
.x>sesa 10 members Of the cfvw
- sxsmls hlmself to D. quot
Al peaasauns ard essrtieNs
- a ths part q the
s.'s.z.s|s eompany wAA bitterly
-, ssssa b. those who expressed
S,Ssu>z'sex privately
- IL aisoss the government 20
- ~ i such pfesiseaHieat ~
- IL xreu az the nkNesa AfsNf
:, ss4<k. nonss n stsessEe pass
- "a weaId have had g
t.s~l : ssts fAzhson 10 thta IN
- VI inF The consideration 81
q Auetan Steamship eotnnsnt
- gave them second class
.uas=sss q ne TFemont
Il 4 ne erew did nof return
= ! zaessxt Il tbs offiesrs wsfs
7maura 4 YutoAswa Ter = POS
-. lsgestaeatlan there
-. &l1n4 tsk w@re the member
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
SEVEN JURORS CHOSEN
IN CONSTANTINE TRIAL
BANK cLHARlsos.

) March %. lpN7 .t.fi.t9f .5ltta
> March Is. 1905 :. i,7at.0o6zi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
|6AKOTA'S CREW LEFT
4 TO SHIFT FOR ITSELF
! TO PROVIDE ron
THE seAARlTY.s


otFspps EeIe0FaPh seFNIes.
: CLEVELAND. O.. March 20 I
: The Standard Oll today Nd, !
. vHnced the price Of ell grades /,
= % gAaallne. napsha aud re- I
= fined oil IN barrels a quarter ,
= Of a cent per gallon & o b !
: Cleveland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
oesuller's wife Disappears.

TOLEDO. o. March 26-Mrs A.
K. Detwiier. wife Of millionaire Det-
wiler. Indicted for bribery az san
Francisco. has left this city and IL
Is slater that she may have gone
to Join her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
BAD BREAK IN THE
WHISKY RING

~ oiLL's ADVENT ON LtcEsaH
COMMITTEE STARTS a HOW
WITH His FORMER ALLY.
FRANK MULLEN AND Git
WOULD EXTEND THE e..
LOON LIMITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
Won't Desert Assembly.

Members 81 our union met rep
resvnfattves Of the association seven
or eight times last fail ard the as
ISOLATION refused an agreement
aald President II. O. Dennis. 81 the
union We passad The matter up
20 the Building Trades assembly
Ard WIN stick 70 the assembly now.
Our union Includes no common
lAhorvra. and we are not striving
for a seAla of IS per day for COM
fnan labor. That scale . rome TOO
much for 4 concrete mixer. fer he
dons not average four days a week
ef work and the average of wages
az The 81 seaae would be under s19
per week. All the sidewalk con-
tractors are paying eonerete mixers
the 50 seale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Upon the individual action u the
contractors outside the membership
~ Inc Master Builders association
d. prnas the outcome ~ the present
struggle between the association
ard TIE building Trades assembly
II the individual contractors talu
ire members u the Master Builders
association IN the proposed lockout
Of union labor. eoups*ts tte.ap
Of building operations in Seattle viii
inevitably result. TO be followed By
a fiKht % tire finish between the
unions and the contractors.
II the individual contractors r.
fuse 70 Join ia the movement with
ffe Master Builders association ali
building operations win be In full
progress nRuin n ahort time. isAv-
ing the present. differences for fu-
fure settlement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Mayer William Hickman Moore
viii take q hand "a the controversy
between the HuiiainH Trades as
senhiy ard the Master Builders as
speiatian tomorfOw unless roins set.
ti.mani II made BY that time.
II tbs matter IL not settled b.
tomorrow. said the mayor. Il VII
make an effort 20 bring the two to-
gstber do not know just how
matters Are progressing. buf would
dislike 20 see construction in this
city interrupted by a long eortros
YeFry between the men and the con
tractors while I do not believe =
strike will be called. will he
pleased 10 center with the tWo com.
mittees representing the building
trades and the contradictory aANoeia :
ton. IL Ia doing 80 ! can IN any way
hasten "a aBichbie understanding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

e.. III IL stated BY witnesses that
be Sfsed a piece Of gaspipe four feet
long on HE animals lie was mr..
rested this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

The Master Builders association.
unaIded. cannot force the unions
into a position where they would
have TO fepualate the euilaine
Trades assembly or call general
strike II Joined by the other eon-
tractors such a condition would
eoms % pass quickly
There were no Indications today
that the individual contractors
would Join the move The unions
preserved their attitude 81 axula-
Anee % trouble and tie-upA Work
went steadily an At the Arcade
building ard other structures. where
few non-nuion men have been en-
ployed.
The unsana are refusing 70 re-
spend 10 the invitation Of the Mas
tes Builders association "a treat
with the Association Individually.
The Building Laborers union. In
Guiding the concrete mixers. took
such action last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

= 81 haa fofmea ~ oeIalaa
shaAsnged for cause By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
Will Tender His Good Offices to Bring the Master
Builders and Trades Assembly Together Form
er Trying to Bring Independent Contractors Into
the Quarrel.

ter Builders association gives them
no concern. as Il does not control
the employment Of enough union
men 20 be dangerous Although tho
builders. association does control
some 1s OF 80 per cent Of the
building operations now progress
lng. they Do rot control tho
employment Of much Of the labor
used. AZ that Is The province % sub
contractors who do not belong to
the association
Few uHion men are out 81 eFn-
rioyment now Yesterday the Carr
pentufa' union answered calls for
80 carpenters. and the supply q
Union labor available viii soon be
absorbed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
BAR OF PENSACOLA
LAWYERS ELECT J. C. AVERY
 PRESIDENT.
FIorida's Seaport Wants n Franehiss in Cotton Stntes Baseball League-NIeeting Tues
 day Night.

Pensacola. Fla. Ian. 20.-(Special) At meeting of the attorneys of the city, held in the court house last night the Pensacola Bar Association was per- manently organized and officers were elected for the ensuing year. There were a large number of prominent at torneys of the city in attendance. In fact the entire bar of the city was rep- resented with few exceptions, and much interest was shown.
 Officers elected were as follows: John c. Avery, President. A. c. Blount, IT.. VicePresident; Cheever l.. Shine, Sec retary; Scott NJ. Loftin, Treasurer; W. A. Blount. F. C. Maxwell and c. Mo reno Jones. Executive Committee. It is the intention of the local associa ton to become members of the State Bar Association, and will send dele gates to the meeting to be held in Jacksonville at an early date. The Association also decided to give a ban quet each year. the first to be held some time during the month of Feb ruary and these events are expected to be most entertaining.
 A resolution was passed making the judges of the United States Court, the Circuit Court and the Criminal Court honorary members.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Ro.choII in PcnnncoJn.

Those behind the movement to estab- llsh a baseball club in Pensacola and secure a franchise in the Cotton States League are meeting with much en- couragemcnt, and stock is being taken by prominent business men of the city without hesitation. The fact that the club Is to make no effort to secure the repeal of the Sunday baseball law and will play only weekday games has caused many to give it their hearty support, who would otherwise be against the movement.
 The most prominent men of the city have become enthusiastic over the movement, and there Is no doubting but that the movement will be a sue cess If franchise can be secured. The ctty has always paid well. even when only amateur teams were playing, and the interest will be more than doubled should Pensacola be the member of a league.
 It is expected that by Tuesday night when another meeting is to be held, that the committee soliciting stock will be able to make most fiattering re- port
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN scHEDULEE TINE WESTERN RalL WAY
 OF ALABAMA.
 EFFECTIVE JANUARY :. 1907.

No ss.. Leave Montgomery ....s:65a. m New orleans-New York Limited for tt- lanta. Charlotte panville. Washington. New York and all points east. Solid vestibule Pullman train. Club car. Dining Car Sleep CTS and Observation car between New Or leans Montgomery and New York. No 70 Leave Montgomery ..... s:ooa.rn New York Express for Atlanta, Washing ton. New York and ali points East. No s Leave Moptgom&y ....l.oop. m, Fast Mali for Atlanta. Washington. New York and all points East No. ss Leave Montgomery ' .s:45p. m United states Mail. with Pullman Sleeper between New Orleans. Montgomery and Ncw York and all points east.
 No 4s ....Leave Montgomery ..7:boa. rn- Selma accommodation with connection for Meridian and Points in West Alabama No ss ...Leave Montgomery ....s:lopm Fast Mail for Selma and points West.
 Apply to Ticket Agent for rates and fold : CTS, or L. J. noW -'AAt
 Travelling Passenger Agent,
 Phone POI. Exchange Hotel Bldg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
TALK OF SPUR TRACK
USE or A MOBILE STREET CAUSES
 GOSSIp.
Electrical Company win End . Peti- tion to City Council Which
 Has Raised . Dis-
Advertiser Bureau.

Mobile. Jan. 20. Much discussion has arisen in the city concerning the petition of the Mo-
 bile Electrical Company for the exten- sion of the spur track on St. Louis
 Street. crossing Royal, so that cars of fuel or supplies could be unloaded at the door of the plant.
 Royal Street is the main thorough fare passing through the business DOT ton of the city north and south. The new depot will be the cause of increased l traffic along Royal Street wherefore
 there Is a feeling against the allowal of the petition Tlte Board of Public Works referred the matter to the Gen eral Council without recommendation. Tn tho meantime the question is provo cative of argument
 The more careful citizens hold to the opinion that the city must not grant such a petition, more especially since traffic along Royal Street will be grow
 ing steadily owing to the location Of the depot. These persons argue that
 a sidetrack crossing Royal Street will place pedestrians and street tra.dc in
 danger. and possibly blocking the street cars at certain times when railroad cars are being slowly switched from their position in tho plant or In that
 direction. Others offer a solution tn
 this: allowing a sidetrack to be built
 but not operated through the day. re-
 stricting the time Of operation to the
 early hours of morning, thus doing
 away with large element of danger.
 These peopse cs,im that if it Is possi-
 ble for the city to allow of the build
 ing of the sidetrack by restricting op-
 eration 10 certain hours when traffic
 is at the minimum, it will permit the
 electrical company to save money and
 time in the transfer of fuel and sup
 plies.
 The matter will be brought to set
 tlement at the next meeting of the Gen erai Council.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
QTRONELLE'S SHOW
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM HAS BEEN
 COMPLETED.
It Will Begin the Latter Part of March and Good Features Have
 Been Already En- gagged.
Advertiser Bureau,


 Mobile, Jan. 20. President C. A. Thomas of the Cit- ronelle Chautauqua, announces that the program for the coming season, which opens in the latter part of March, is about ready, and presents some of the best talent on the lecture platform The same band and orchestra which has done service at the Chautauqua since it's inception, will attend this year, led by George V. Roscoe. Among the attractions is booked Lou J. Beau champ, the humorist- philosopher. The public school day will again be one of the features. this matter being almost completely turned over to the super vision of Assistant Superintendent Ba- ker of the Mobile county schools. He it was who made a success of the fea- ture last season. and as much Is ex- pected of him this year.
 Col. E. L. Russell, and Dick" Fay Tor will be on the program for that day, with OXenham's pictures, closing at the evening performance.
 The platform manager has not yet been named. Rev. George Turner of Illinois has been acting as the platform manager in seasons past. but he has now withdrawn from chautauqua work, resigning his position as superintend- ent of the famous Old Salem Chautau- qua at Petersburg, ILL, and entering the ministry.
 MT. Turner will be remembered as tlee man who accepted for the Old Sa- lem management last August the gift of large tract of land by William Randolph Hearst when the New York newspaper man purchased the old home site of Lincoln and offered it to the Chautauqua to be made a part of the grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21

nounced that a cold wave IS coming, due to arrive here Monday morning with freezing temperature, At the same time there is a heavy wind, the velocity in Mobile having reached thirty miles an hour
 storm warnings have been displayed for the eastern coast of Florida.
 All records for fog have been smashed. Up to the present January has enjoyed a mean temperature of sixty-six degrees, relative humidity of ninety-two per cent and eleven fog gy days. The January normal is six teen degrees below what the present month measures on the thermometer. Foggy weather in this city obtains from December to March, with an annual average of fifteen days. Jan uary has already come within four of e&ualling the annual average. The maximum humidity of the atmosphere is 100 per cent.
 The warm weather in Mobile was almost unprecedented. and has had au Ill effect on business in general. Cloth ing and dry goods merchants, fish and oyster dealers, produce and grain men and dealers in wood and coal welcome a downward trend in the thermometer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
A WRESTLING MATCH.
DoneIson And Csrhin Are To Meet In
 Mobile.

MOb1fe.
 Mobile. Jan. 2O.--(Special. Mobile will witness its first wrestling match Monday night at German Relief Hall when Ole Donelson. the giant Swede, and Tom Griffin will meet.
 Griffin is well known in the north part of the State, having recently won a number of matches in Birmingham. He is said to be seven pounds heavier than the Swede, but Donelson has all the advantage in general appearance, which. after all. does not count. Don olson won his championship of Sweden by the defeat of Andus Anderson re- gently at Rockford, III. He has also met and defeated Will Maynard and the Greek wrestler, Demet-al.
 The contest does not promise to be one-sided, as both men are in excel lent shape, and both are confident of winning the match. Donelson has been in the city several days, has made quite a large number of friends and betting is in his favor, the odGs being two to one with but few takers. The match will be catch -as-catch -can, with the strangle hold barred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
APARTMENT HOUSE
MOBILE MEN MAY BUILD ON ST.
 JOSEPH STREET.
Pollock Bwiiding VIII Re RemOdeled For a Metropolitan Restaurant
 On Hts Ground Floor.
Advertiser Bureau.

A rumor. unconfirmed though persis- tent, has become current in the city to thu effect that prominent Mobile men are behind a movement to erect an apartment house of six stories of St Louis and St. Joseph streets.
 The location presents itself as very favorable one. St. Joseph street being the residence thoroughfare which leads directly to the new depot, which will soon be entirely complete, and the cor ner being a short distance from the central portion of the business section, threa blocks from the postoffice.
 1t Is promised that more authorita tive and definite information. with necessary details. will be given out iD the next few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
New. og NontevnIIo.

Montevallo. Jan. 2O-(SpeciaD- Misses Pearlee and Addie Marshall Will son are visiting their uncle, Massey Wilson, In Montgomery.
 Miss Ruby Lawhorn is the guest of Birmingham friends
 Dave Kahn of Montgomery. visited MontevalIo Friday.
 Mrs. Spenser McCillie and Miss Ger trude Fletcher of Chattanooga, are vit- iting Mrs. Martha Holbrook.
 Gen. George D. Johnston of Tusca- loosa, is the guest of President Moore of the Girls School
 J. R. Davies attended the cotton con vention in Birmingham.
 Miss Bessie McCarey is in Maylene the guest of Mrs. George Peter.
 Miss Inez Tice Swlnco@ of Colum- btana. spent the past week in Monte Vallo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
To Remodel Rnilalnr.

Mobile Is soon to have restaurant of the metropolitan fashion. Contracts have been let for the remodelling of the lower floor of the Pollock building, corner Cont and Royal streets. with the exception of the room now occupied by the local ticket offices of the Louisville and Nashville.
 The end and aim of this work will be model restaurant, modern in every particular. of Pompeiian architecture, and In the center of which will be q palm garden of the most approved kind, with a fountain playing In the middle. The design calls for four strictly private dining rooms. one pub lie room. and a private writing room for the exclusive use of ladies.
 The claim is made b. the architect that the building when complete. will be the equal of anything of the kind in ahe country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Two Negroes Arrested.

J. Griffith. a negro. was arrested yesterday morning by Police Officers Jackson and Loe on a charge of vio- latfng the Sunday law. Griffith. who is proprietor of grocery store. is alleg- ed to have had his store open.
 Fed Price. negro, was arrested last night by Police officers Murrell and Russell and lodged in the City Prison on charges of disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed weapon Price is alleged to have made trouble at 40 OConnor street, where he is said to have shot at Bob Thomas, 8 negro. with whom he had quarreled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
c.iehrntion at snrLnr Hlll

The centennial birthday of Robert F.. Lee was celebrated Saturday at St Joseph College at Spring Hill. The program was an informal one, but ex- tremely interesting. the music being under the direction of Professor A. J. Staub, assisted by Professor A J. Suf- fich. Six young men of the college classes spoke of Lee as soldier, patriot and man, one reading "The sword of Robert Lee and another glv- ing selections from Father Ryan's sentinel Songs" The junior and senior bands played as a part of the program, at the close of which Presi- dent Tyrrell congratulated the boys and gave them the remainder of the day as a holiday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21

 in IyanCo Tenn.a andw was he he He
  
 
  commission ed Gener J. B.. war She civil occupation
  reelected the Congress He received certificate of election
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
New Lumber Company.

The Turner Lumber Company is a new firm which makes its headquarters in Fairhope. It now controls $500 acres of timber land east of the single tax town the saw mill being located In section one of the same. township. This firm is now operating the mill and will remove the timber from the land as rapidly as possible. The single tax corporation has been steadily moving eastward from its original holdings and 1t is thought it will gradually take up the land denuded by the Turner com paEy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Fnnnd Old Rnnhn

In repairing the old LeBaron resi- dence at No. 214 North Barcelona, Street, workmen yesterday discovered some very interesting relics of war time days The house was built by Major LeBaron about the close of the civil war. He deposited in the cornice of the building on February 29, 1867, two Confederate bonds of $t.000 each, to- gether with at least one piece lof Con- federate money for each denomination that had ceen used. Ia repairing the building, carpenters yesterday discov- cred these old bonds and bills that had reposed or the past forty years and with the exception of little mildew on the bonds all were apparently in as good condition as when placed there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Phones to Eastern Shore.

The Home Telephone Company is re- building the connections between this city and the Eastern Shore At the present. the force is working at Fair hope, the single tax colony, putting in a new switchboard for 100 lines in that place, connecting 1t with the cor poration lines and with the lines which operate to this city. Manager Bryant spent the last two days of the week at Fairhope, inspecting the work and supervising the final connections. When the system is completed, the Eastern Shore, as far south as Fairhope. will be in close touch with Mobile, a con- dition which will operate to the benefit of both sides.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
nih Nnt shnnt n Nm

A report to the effect that John Rawls had shot a man in Mississippi while making his regular run as a Mo bile and Ohio conductor. is emphati- cally denied by him. When seen Sat urday night. he stated that he had not been on his run for several weeks, and that at the time he was reported to be shooting the man in Mississippi, he was really attending the wedding of his niece at St. Stephans.