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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

GonOiootcn s. 9orp Mobool llto ici-
ncr Mit-Gonoiooten fir &ot6s- @rGii-
Dent u10 Gontrolel,r, @crrcn George
u. 9diunicn Mno @orrp 8. Soopcr.
Scene Gun0t0utcn.
SIN @iircor ser @obloufii6tS6c-
G0r0e ipllrocn qcItcrn bic folgcn0en
GanOiooten ollgeneloct:
2. Observation-Disclosures 8.
Glorf, Hep., 9tr. 2501, OIt-FrcItoll-
ItroBe.
3. Stootrat6Sbe3irf - @m. 9. Mc-
Goo0in, Gem, 9tr. 1918, Noro- G0en-
ItroBc.
4. Stootrotb36c5irf - &. s.. Sor-
Qrope, Gem, Nr. 2t3, Noro-Gorep-
ItraBc.
IA. @oro Gomltcl 9[%ffeloer,
Sep, 9tr, 2007 Wfooiions9(pcn1te ltllo
q. Is. @inSpongcr, Nep., gtr. 1919,
Glltop-Qloce.
Y. gS0r0 0DarleS ". 0rtebel,
Gem, 9r. 800, GopingtonitroBe,
Stnotrat1S Gon0tooten.
Sn Den 9(n5cigeIpoltcn oeS 09euts
Idclr Gorreipon0entcn" modt SEER
Gbos. Is. s. Sdlr0oer 6efannt, OoS
cr li6 in Der rs. @oro INN Die DEMO
frotii6e domination fir Ben erIten
Notbs5mcig bclpirbt, uno Serr Sbeoa
Dor <omig, ieltv 5ei0t an, bob CT
I'M erIten StnOtrotbSbe5irt Gonoioot
lit iiir sic republifonii6e 9tomino-
ton fir ben 5lpeiten HotbS5neig.
&crr @intler ami freiem
6u Is. - Sr. Soicp6 %. @infler,
Oeiien 9(itslieierrng bon ben Scriep-
Gitp.8 eb0rocn berlongt wur0e, iueil
er liG an4e6lid bon Der oNonrefilinG
Bottle Company $4,000 in 9(ftien
unO $40 IN 8oor mi0erre6tli6 ollge.
ct9net Do6en iolltc, mllrOc geItcrn
BON Hi6tcr Grammar orf freien SUB
geieBt, nod0em 0orpernelw Marfielo
allf OnS @ltndtcn 0es @cnerolon-
moltcS @rpon bin iid gemeigert
bette, Die NltSlicfcrungSpopicrc Scr
Serlcp-Gi 8cb0rOen SIT bonorircn.
SEER &intler murbe am A. Sebruor
Derboftet mo fir meitere &erGore,
melde am 1G. 6ebrllar, 5. Wtdr5 ltno
10. Wt1r5 ltottfonrcn, inter $4,000
@iirgidoft 0citelt.
SobreS 8nnfett. - Gas
jd6rlidc Soufett ser .S0bne Der
onterifonii6cn Nepollltion" iono ge-
tern I'M oGelpeOere.Sotel" ltatt, un0
na6nten 70 Mitglie6er onron S6cil.
SonItncilter mar gr.@oltpernellr
,Sobn See Carroll. Die Goolte beonts
morteten @onpcrnelu @orfielo, 9lns
0cS = @ellernlnnpult Charles 5. 20
naportc, HoItor @iainm M. Game,
Sr. $. 9tlliIca Grolpne Don 9tep.
Yorf, u. e. @olos6orougb lu1o Gbi-
lemon $. Glld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

Sin id0ncs nnS niitlidcs 0cidcnf
fir Inscb0risc 1T INNER cine lcbcms.
grpfc photographic Dber clue flint
lcriid bullcnocte Gppic zines altcn
Silbrs lit grapon, @a7erfarbc, Del
pbcr Eaitea. Die id6nitci cabinet.
bilocr itir 81 pro 9nteub.
5nlins Scb6cl, beutlder Gbotoerap1
CO., 321 Nprb-W aD. Strahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
GelbIcnbnnaen

nad 0eutiblanb "a Gents pro Wfarf,
iiadb OcItrci1 20R Gents pro &rone.
8orto ertra. S6iffsfartcn bon unO
natb 0eittidlano. &eiiepdiie, 8ed-
iel, Greoitbriefe nab ousl1noiides
@elo. Sbep. s.. 9iener & -Gu., 2t7
SIt-galtimore-S traBe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Wlittaas.3ma md 9ittsbnra mn

Chicago, Baltimore uno S6io.9abn.
'uGbicago 2imiteo" perlGBt 9alti.
more, Wount NoDal 1918 Hodm.,
Camden 1922 Na6m. gfnfnnit in
Bittsburg 9.42 Nbenbs, gbicago 9.45
Worgens. Sbierpations- Yarlormog.
gor, n0roiuing Goom" S6lafpag-
CONS lilo Speiieipaggous. co
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Sentidlcs Wclb

gu perfatfen. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
ooer APO Warf fin einen Dollar.
@ediel nllo Greoitbriefe ailf nae
St1ote gnropa's. @eloIenbungen,
Shiffsfarten, HeiiepaIie nno ausldn.
oii6es @elo. Sbeo. $. 9icncr & Gu.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Gin 5riib : am : Morsen : 3ng nadj
8ittsbilra unb G6icaao oio gaIti.

N'
more uno Ohio.
Der nSagesli6t- 3ue" perldBt Bal
timore, Wollnt &opal $40 Morgens,
Camden 700 Morgens. slnfunft in
Yittsburg sos Madm., nit oiird-
gebenbcm Buffet : 8arloripoeson.
6riibItiid i'm Speiieluuggon .%ierbirt.
Gitrdgebenber Draining &oom"-
Sblaiwaggon bon 8ittsbnrg an Der
in Chicago 7.45 Morgens anfommt.
(75)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

8allag9er mieoer BOIL
Itonoig fret. - Nodocm 3rmu
Grace Gallagher BON oen ibr bon
ibrem Monne Sobn Gallagher ont
80. Sanuar beige6rodten SduBrpull.
Den mieOer bergeitelt lit, mlroc &c.
tern Sobn Gallagher Dem 8oli5ei.
ridlter Saoen I'M meltlid)en Stations-
baule porgefiibrt uno Damn bon Dem.
lclben entlalien, ba 6rau Gallagher
iid enti6ieoen meigerte, Nlltrog auf
8eriolgung 81 Iteaen, Den Gi6ter i'm
@egentbeil ile6entli6 bot, ibren
Wanm frei5ulaIien. 2ebterer Der.
lprodl, Elm on0eres 2eben b"eginnert
itno ME mieber cine Sanb gegen ieitle
5ral erbeben 5u mollen. Gam Der.
lieBen 9eioe Sano in Suno bas Sta.
tionsbaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
@ia ma es gut baben, sebc man 81
Mm. u. Gnuocr,

StGnbc 757-759 nnb 95S Qcrin9-
ton-Wtarft.
Srannidiueiser 2eberiunrlt, Sur.
bcllcn . aebcr,unrit, Sriffcl Geber-
%iuurit, 8anic acberiunrit, Sdinfen.
8nrit, MDrtcoela @urit, Yfeficr-
@nrit, Sbiiringer 8lmtiultrlt, gcrGn-
derter GrcffOpf, Yranniduciser
Mcttunrit, @amieidlesel, 8anic.
brittle, gofiunrit, Sbiringer Gerpe-
latiunrit, a~ltmobiide friidc Gnaf.
iumrit. Geb9iSaZ)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Mar @eiTcrt,
9cntidcr TbotugrapG
409-411 WurD. Strabc,
Gpc6IaI.Eficrte!

SpCdIubl
Vtr ftr clue fnrjr 3rit.
3 teinite eabtnet.E oriruitS uilb / lebensqroBes
Fortrdlt Mil ieinem 5d1uien titr $3.50.
Hiiie, adtel Sic nui meiue gloreiie:
Wsag NclMert, 400-i11, Nurc.gaA.s tra6c.
(2e5t1,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Epnncnnnf. nnb 1tnternnnn.

Sonnenaufgang........6 II. 19 DC.
Sonnenuntergang e II. 10 %.
Wfon0untergong 8 Il. so %. 9l6OS.
Slut. ........S II. "a. DC. Worgen8.
Slutb ..........S II. 45 M. N6en0S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
NICKERBOCKER
TRUST COMPANY
~DEPoSIToRS' MEETING

AGENERAL MEETING of all depOsitOrs and creditors of the Knicke-
booker Trust Company, TO take steps for mutual protection and TO institute
whatever action may be deemed necessary to thar end, will be held at
CARNEGIE LYCEUM, S7th Street and 7h Avenue, New York CRY, at
$50 p. NJ, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1907.
LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED.
This call is independent of any action heretofore taken, and il is inn
pOrtant that every depositOr be present. .-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03

The eNpOrts from The DOrtS were 2N,2Jl
bales, Futures advanced 3 TO ~ points. but
reacted and closed , lower to 4 higher, with
the tone steady and the estimated sales
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Live stock Market

SATURDAY. Nov. =
Receipts OF beeves were 1884 head. including
- cars for slaughterers and 2 for the market. and
2 cars were held over yesterday. Nothing Of I'm
~Dortance doing In live cattle TO day. Sellers r.
ported a steady feeling for all sorts and grade
with a general expectation OF moderate receipt
on Monday There was a moderate bushes
transacted In dressed beef, but prices we're hiI
steady. Common 10 choice natVe sides were
selling At sGiOIac. per To-. and fancy beef quotable
up 70 nc; Texan beef sold at 61a@Jac. Liverpool
and London cattle and beef markets were uu
changed In tone and prices. Exports 90 day from
this port were 800 beeves and 400 quarters OF boei.
Receipts Of calves were IS head. all westerns
and for the market. They were not likely 20 DG
sold Ia day, but the feeling was rated steady for l'
sOrts of calves. Dressed calves were quiet hul
nnn for good and prime vehls, city dressed VcSN
were quoted at slaai1ac. per ID, dressed gris7eIs
at 6Iad7ltc.: country dressed calves at Jbleg3r.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs we're .T.aSs heAA
Including 81 cars for slaughterers and 7 for tLc
market, making with the stale stock Q cars on
sale. No good sheep offered, bat the feeling Wa
steady for all grades; lambs held up 70 lust apon,
yesterday prices and there was a FAIR trade. Ihr
pens were not quite cleared. Gun sheep sold ~
- per 100 lbs. fair 20 prime lambs, az
No sales of Canadian stock. Dressed, utittnu
steady at 7aDI3c- per h.. dressed lambs nrm A.
D@l2c.
Roccipts OF hogs were LOT head. including nearly
Q car for tho market. Feriing steady. COunsiy
dressed hogs lower at00iO'ae. per 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
THE CURE MARKET.

The curb market last week was much
duieteT and on tile whole rather narrow.
There was n much bettCT market for the
copper shares in consequence Of the decided
Improvement in the general trade situation
and recOveries were made from the extreme
declines of the preceding week. The feature
OF this grOup was the great fTmne ss Of I'utte
Coalition. which rose to 30 on good buving.
Several of the high priced stocks. notably
American Tobacco and standard oil. were
pressed for sale, which brought about lower
quotations. The Consolidated Steamship
bonds opened rather firm with a rise to 1917
on the news of the impending rcOrEaniZation
OF the company, but heavy liquidation forced
the price uONn 70. 01S, the lowest beVel yet
touched. When this was over the bonds
ruled around ~. Toward tho close OF the
week the trading fell on TO about half the
usual daily average.
Transactions in detnil in the market to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03

Tn liverpool spot cotton advanced II points.
Middling. 6.O5d.. against 5.7Od. last year.
Sales. 1000 bales imports. 1900. Futures
closed 2 10 II points higher. Prices as fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
IA COMPANIES.
Imports Or General Merchandise ana Dr

Imports Or General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports Of general merchandise and dry goods
As reported At the Custom House compare as
follows with those Of last week and of the cor
responding week a year ago:
THIS psek. Last week. 1909.
Dry goods. ID, zee. 81 1.ibT.I 80 %, iOs,T lT
General mdse... q. l4.67I,io0 ii.S9i $40 ia.54a,7ia
Totals. ........ OF .sls.S2s si4,7 $3.50 Sl7.s .Aei
From January I TO date they compare as follows
with last year:
1907. 1904.
Dry goods. gee. ,..,..,. $3.50, 9S6, oSA si96, az. 2S2
General merchandise ...,.- b57 sol Sal BOo.6 9SB 500
TOtals. .............. s5iA.ssySss ee1. sss.Jss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
THE BOSTON MARKET,

BosroS, Nov, Tho week closed quiet.
with the undertone OF the market for copper
shares uncertain. Price changes to-day were
conditions have. curtailed speculation. and
indications are that the markets will be dull
next week. Railroads and industrials quiet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03

SroNR.-Raw was quiet and unchanged.
Centrifugal. % test. 3.eOc.: muscOvadOs, SO
test. 3.4Oc. Refined was In moderate demand
and steady. Granulated. 4.7O6D4 .gOc.
NAVAL. SToEEs.-Spirits of turpentine. $40.
Common to good strained rosin. 81. 2O@s4.25.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee DuI but FIrmer-ProvlsIons Easier.

Asmall advance in coffee was due more to an
absence OF offerings than TO anything else.
The foreign markets were closed as a rule, a
fact which naturally did not tend to infuse
any new life into the speculation. A few
local shorts covered.
Coffee ON the spot was quiet. Rio No. T.,
8Lc. Futures closed s points higher. with
the tone steady and the sales 9, 100 bags. Ham
other foreign markets were closed. Prices
here az follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
OTHER

December. .... sS e.5 eS eAS eA7z
FLOUR.-Quiet and steady. Receipts. SO,-
SIS bbls. exports. e.s73 bbls. Prices as fol-
lows: Spring-Patents, o.. 00t8s6; clears, l50D
1926. Winter-Clears, -. 5O6 a. 40; straiRhts,
N,7S@S5. Rye nour. sS.sS@Ds6.4S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03

PROvIaIONs.-Lard was dull. Prime West-
ern. sw.I5: refined Continent, s0.S5: South
American, $40. 10. Pork was firm: mess,
SIB.5OGSl7 rs. Tallow was steady; city, SC.
Butter-Creamery, EXTRAS. 2Sc. Cheese. State.
{. O., small. colOred or white, fine. i6&c.
Western, tirsts, 2jd26O. ChicasO Nov,
2,-"PrOvisions easier on. decline In grain and
hQuidatiOn. Prices as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
Judge Morris Is Swamped With Many Tales Of Mar
itial InfeEcity-PecuIiar Stories Narrated.

William r. Richardson. a former
Seattle nigh school teacher aud n
graduate Of Brown university. was
separated from Mrs. Frances II.
Richardson. who testified that he
would discuss abstract questions OF
philosophy, phylology, sociology
astronomy and similar subjects, hut
when it came 90 expressing 4 word
OF sympathy when Hhe was sick or
10 distress. he wasn't there. She
said be had not done stroke ~
work In five years. but lived on
the income OF her property. The
woman cried bitterly while testi'
Tying Richardson was IN court
and Judge Morris asked him 70 tea.
lily lie told the court how he
lost his position in 1900. when su.
perlntcndent Barnard was succeed.
cd By Superintendent Cooper Judge
Norris arautod the wife both the
divorce aud the property
Jessie NJ Helmer WAS granted a
divorce from William NJ iiolmor
alias william Lowering. who la do.
ing I4.year term at Walla Walla
for burglary Therc were 20 other
heartlnfcrest stories related In
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08


LOUISVILLE. Ky. Juns A.
Thirty persons we're killed 10 =
cloud burst. which destroyed the
town Of Grndyville. ~ miles from
Columbia. ~ midnight
Many bodies have already been
recovered and several more are In
the debris
Nearly every residence in the
town was swept away
The town is situated in the forks
81 the two creeks.
Al midnight a terrific oioadburst
forced the creeks out Of their
hanks and the waters rose 20 rap.
idiY that the Inhabitants had no
was TO escape.
M0kt Of the people were asleep
al the time and we're caught in
The submerged houses and drown.
"a or caught under the debris or
crushed % death
4 partial list Of the supposed
dead IL As follows
strung nm. wife and family Of
five.
John Moore aud family
Mrs. Wilmore Austin and daugh.
Dr. l. c. Mel and family Of
three children
nr. Nell. q former state senator.
Every member of the latter =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

The high-water mark IN the mum.
Der Of mlsmated couples soaking
relief from gaining bonds Of matri-
mony In this city was reached in
Judge Morris court today when 30
applicants for divorce appeared
With few exceptions. the applicants
we're women. and the grounds either
non.aupport or desertion.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Patterson obtained
divorce sT3m G. G. Patterson, for
non.nnpport. At the time OF her
marriage To him Ia 1905 they were
Attempting In the same boarding
house lie told her Just before the
marriage ceremony that his remit
tanccs from the east and had not ar
rived. and got $40 20 buy q we'd.
ding ring. Then ~ the remlttancea
remained In hiding. he induced her
10 invest several thousand dollars
Of her money In a home on Twenty
third ay. n. and 5000 In furnish.
Ing r. Finally when she told him
he would have to go to work, he
got tf2O moro TO buy tools with,
but brought her a receipt for them
which proved 10 be- a forgery Judge
Morris granted tho divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
VIM. E. Davidson and H. W. Treat, Believing They
Have Been Swinded, Sue Perpeirator Of Scheme.

one EaEaF .. Roberts. an Ndyerffs.
ine specialist
Il bow develops that this Rob
erts capture VAS n rake Thursday
nfternoon. last before the Roberts
capture. =. 8 Huct accoatcd Raj
flies On seeoad Az. by tho necessary
WORDS Raffies admitted his
ideagity. bur inst then Roberts.
accompanied b. Carruthers. Rat.
Ties manager. came rushing mp and
afasplng Raffies. announced.
fou are the myatarto =
Mf haffles Of the Morning Times
Hucf was showed aside, and nj
thon~h be later protested At the
Times OFFICE. Roberts was given
the reward
Roberts. Who was given the $500
check. wac recently a partner Of
rsefnliay Of tho Times staff Ia an
advertising venture lie II also
knewn 20 have captured a Myne
teriuus Mr. Hafflea.s Who worked
for an Omaha paper.
II " understood that Mr. Huet.
who caught naffles before Roberts
ala, will also sue the Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
SEATTLE Man Is
FATALLY SHOT

az Green Lake.
George smith. McGee's son.in-
law. Is at the hospital with the
injured man The attending physi-
clans hold out no hopes for his
recovery and stated this morning
that the injured man would not
survive longer than this afternoon.
John McGee, with his wife and
two daughters. has a home al 1859
Green Lake boulevard This morn
inc Mrs. MCGEE stated that she
did not know who Davis was or
what caused the trouble. Mr.. Ne
Gee was not a quarrelsome man.
attending always 10 his own AZ.
fairs
Mrs MCGEE stated that her hus-
band had been working at LeaYen-
worth for over year and expected
TO return TO Seattle next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

Ordering ali the passengers TO
aiight at James st.. Conductor Nsls
Larsen Of Broad Pike car No. bt7
proceeded up Second av. this noon
with the dead body Of J y. Spin
ney. of Oak Park. III, as a lone
passenger The body was removed
at University ST. and conveyed TO
the Bouney Watson murgue.
The old man boarded the ear ~
ths depot this morning. and eurled
un IN the rear seat. apparently had
gone 70 aieef When the corner
Of James RI. was reached Larsen
apprnnched the man for his fare,
only 10 find that the car bore a
dead man ne a passenger lnforma-
ton was found on the body That
gave the mans name lie came 70
Seattle this morning from Oak
park. III lie was about 65 years
Of axe. and carried with him o Ger
tlfcd check Tor 800. The name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

VIM r Davidson. the real ais
covercr Of the 30 called sayHger.
ious Mr. Rafncs. Of the Morning
Times. and who uucafthed the fact
that whou Raffles" was adFertin.
"a a. beinE about the city, he sas
hiding ln n house ~ t2t7 Sixteenth
av north. today brought suit
against the Times Publishing Co
for the $500 reward promised hy
that paper.
In addition to Davidsonq lawsuit.
n ". Treat. manager u the
nreamland skating rink. an0tecr
victim Of aRafnes fake method
VIII sue the Times for $50. which
be paid that publication 70 have
eRRffles' appear AZ the Stating
rink Instead Of being at the rink
as advertised. Haifiea remained
hidden IN the Sixteenth av house.
while his partner and stall went
to the rink Realizing that he WAS
stung BY the fake. SIR Treat
wants hia money back
The Morning Times yesterday
ended the fiasco b. announcing
that Hafflea had been captured BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

Ist.ANENWoRTH. Wash. Tune
s-Iohn MCGEE. a building con.
tractor u Seattle. was fatally shot
here Yesterday afternoon shortly
after O'Clock by w. l.. Davis, and
Il not expected to live longer than
this afternoon.
The bullet from the revolver Of
Davis entered Mctiee's stomach.
lodging in the spinal column.
The shooting was entirely with.
cut provoCHilon
Citizens became incensed at
Davis cold hloodcd outrage and the
sheriff and his deputy hustled him
away TO Weuatchee TO be placed
In the Jail there and escape the
furies OF a mob bent on a lynch
ing.
McGee has been contracting here
for over "A year. His family lives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
PILES AND HIS HEIRS WOUZ I'D
BUY WORTHLESS CLAIM

$4,000 TO drop her claim a. the
estate. Miss Cnfrau said
Two days before Piles. Howe 8
Farrell made a mutioh In the ~.
prone court "a dismiss my case
because no transcript could be
found. an emisaarY Of that firm.
whose name ! viii make public
later, came Co me and offered ms
$4,000 to drop nv case. without
consulting my lawyers refused
10 DO so
As for NJ KnHaoll'u assistance.
he gave mo fe0p. stoe Of which
paid to Mrs Barr. the court stenog.
ranheF. fof tho transcript. aud the
balance kept 70 pay Tor the
briefs
I never paid any fees 10 Judge
Robinson OF 90 Judge belt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

-, an emissary from the OF
psl,s ponWorth 8 Howe has
...ssshea her With an offer Of
- Il shs will throw toNn her
..,s,ss IL he litigation over the
mrsn estate and asrec % a set
-sst a the case permitting the
mss,sx 70 b. distributed to sen.
=. ssm piles ard The irish heirs,
- starsilng statement made hY
- csrraa last nisht te a ~
- Or The Star
II n Russell. oae OF the hackers
!, go Carsam declares Also that
- hasr bsen made 70 rein.
- Mn ter the money he has
- nsss cAfrAa Il he viii with
- " support. and thas similar
- hass been made 81 otheF "
- f'arsaua supporters Who have
- sapelylng hcr With moacy
- sh.SA Do carry On the legal
mRst
s.sspsarauss 81 Transcript.
c.~,ss on ne heels u the mys
- slsAprearanee % the tran
- "a appeal In The case fFom
=. hles a he court house these
|,.sans have GRATED 4 treuaerdoas
1870 b legal circles AID so
- tAa aahieei Of disefpiinlag
.><-ass xAo have heea guilty II
|s~<uusiles IN tie ease was
.rsAt 40 cor discussion IN the
puslsiee q The ueN bar as~ocia.
~ AsyGnx charge q the work Of
kxsnis9 disharuent proceedings
n nssca Vas taken. nor we're any
<szhr Attorneys mentioned but
n Inference was given out that
= ns,tsx vii he taken up 81 tha
wxa.im lf soae cf the ehArges
- are hesnx brnise4 about san
Eastanliated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
TOTS TAKE
THEIR LIVES

CLEVELAND. O.. June s-Two
littio Hlfls. Margaret aud Halen
Curtis. aFed 10 ahd u. made n i0iHt
compact 20 take their osu lives
after ineanRolabis Kfief over the
death Of their mother
Yesterday ~ luncheon. fhe tots
mixed arsenic IN theif faod and
ate Il without = blanch
Tho elder wah taken suddenly
III. then the younger 10th Ners
hustled 20 a hospital ON the waY
taey confessed to what they had
dune.
both died las, night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

SEARCH ia stil being made for
the missing transcript which
should have been Med with tho
coanty clerk nearly year ago. The
record In the case Was completed
months ago and Is the yeluminoua
document which many persons con.
necfod with the ease claim 10 have
seen In che files at the court house
and mistook Tor the transcript
The missing document. the tran.
script, cannot Do fnuud. nor Is
thcru ans record cf u ~ the elefk'a
Office II is comparatively anim.
raftant document. though essential
90 the perfection Of che appeal
Claim Of Attorneys.
Az the office Of MeCAffariy. neii
6 Godfrey. which firm IL aEsociAt.
od with 1ndec Robinson In repre-
ssatlak Marie Garrau. Il Il claimed
that the transcript vas received
fFam Judge Robinson AZ Olympia
about year ago ana sent 10 the
clerks office fof filing By Anthony
Iu~ieh. a youns attorney nov pFac-
ueink Ia Nevada An affidavit
from lurich that be filed the doc
nnscat Was presented % Iadka
Frater today. supporting the claim
OF MIss Carraus attorneys
Record Never Passed Upon.
Although II has bcen months
since the tine limit Tor Minis the
transcript expired. the record IN
Ia. case has never besn passed
upon BY Judge Fratsr. The record
Of the trial was prepared By Judge
Robinson and Judge Bell and filed
In April Of tast rear piles. Howe
a Farrell filed a petition fer
amendments 10 u soms 50 pages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
INSURANCE is NOT
A COM M0DITY

f.t.f RIA. ohia. Tuns She eauat
saaay a. sustaining the asmaffs
"a the ieaitfmsnfa shafxine fifteen
inssifk nne wen afth vtpfattnz fhs
fsN2lsiaa antitrust law ass ided
tlss fHaufsnes zee nof = rafnradffs
aaF snete iNan labor. ard fhf Nals
snafne las ia not applicable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
SEWER BONDS HERE

The 1850. 600 north trunk sewer
bonds arrived from Chicago this
morning, whore they were printed
by tho Harris Trust a Savings
bank. AZ soon as possible they
will be examined by the financial
officers OF the city, signed by the
MAYOR and exchanged for cash.
An ordinance Is now being draft.
cd. 10 be introduced In the council
Monday night. authorizing the
board to proceed with the work In
the usual way.
city Engineer Thomson said 90.
day that by the time the money
o. available the board will be ready
to tackle the work Ia five different
places.