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Ecuisv suits.

No EsH Miruic Sachs vs.. George Sachs; d.
vorce. Compartments solicitors. Wolf & Rosenberg
No, &22S. Fulton Manufacturing Company et al
Va T. B. Moore. Commissioner Of Patents iniunc
ton Compliments solicitor. F. M Phelps
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nnnkrnntcv Court,

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
In re John Rid0ut trustee authorized 20 sell GER
tain property.
In re- George T. Marllel time 70 Gle appearance
IN opposition 90 discharge.
In % Edward NJ ColloId; discharge ordered.
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New York, July 15.-UDon q rise CT be-
tween and "a points In the quotations
fer the principal stocks in the first hour
Of business this morning, following upon
the large net gains made in the closing
days OF last week. q considerable degree
Of prodt-taking was naturally invited; and
tie course of the market to-day consisted
Of the two movements thus generally de
5cribed. unswerved by any news and. IN
decd, without the help Of any market de
velopment" whatever.
The late recession in values was suit
Gent to wipe out 4 good PORTION Of the
earlier advances. but 1t stin left prices
for the most part above those made at
the close on Saturday. and sentiment re-
garding the future Of the market was
iauch more cheerful than It was OF the
same date week ago. when the rise in
values that occurred was commonly cred
tied TO the unsubstantal operations OF
a speculative party possessed Of slender
resources.
No DeaI,-ss in Paris.
, There were 10 dealings IN the Paris
markets to-day, as there viii be none to-
morrow. on account Of the French ma
tional holidays. but there was an improve
ment in sentiment on both English and
German stock exchanges, and there was
moderate buying Of stocks here for for
eign account
There is no reasonable doubt that the
rapid Up-rush IN prices In the earlier part
Of the Gav here was caused largely by the
bidding for stocks by spectators for the
fail. who FOR the second time within q
comparatively short period. have lost Il
good deal of money IN their efforts 10 de-
press the market and to the extent that
the short interest was eliminated, the
market WAS. Of course, deprived Of sup
port.
Little Pressure 10 sell.
On the other hand, "a noticeable feature
Of the business to-day was the fact that.
after the brisk buying Of stocks around
midday ceased, and the declining move
nent set in, the activity of the market
greatly diminished, and CSere was little,
II any, pressure 10 sell stocks
One of the topics Of interest to-day IN
Wall street was a further fall IN the
price of wheat of nearly cents q bushel
from which only q partial recovery oc-
CURED, because Of beneficial rain IN
the spring wheat regions IN tho North
west
The course Of the agricultural market
IN the last week has demonstrated pretty
clearly the favorable prognosis Of the
moment on the part Of those directly in
terested concerning the cOuntry's leading
staple crops this year.
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nIechnnir.nI.ien.

No 5sss Patrick T INLAND vs.. james T. Sweet
mnn. part lot Is, square 70, SHEA. Attorney, y.
Vavlor
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Strangers in Washington viii find de.
airable rooming and boarding houses adj
ve=sissd IN The Herald,
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Repilar call y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traetien s., 500 AZ 10.
Washington Railway and Eleetri. Is, Si,0oo at SIN
Capital Traction. 10 at 10
Washington Gas J at '16iz 100 at e Cbuyer CO.,.
at u. 20 az r. 100 at 7s . at 73i4 . at 1871, p
at ioA. . at 7sh. 8 at 7sh % at '6A. 3 st 7S%.
3 at 7s4. . at 1sM
Mergenthaler. at &c.
Greene Cannnos. 100 at lG5 tbgyer co.. 100 at ls1s
lbuyer co., 100 az 1919 buyer CO.,.
Mitchell Mining. 100 at yb 10 at 81.
After eall-Washington Gas. 25 at 49,, 20 at Tsh.
. at ISIS. . at 7s3s. 100 al q.
Mitchell Mining 100 az 9s
The following arc the closing quotations Of yesser-
days stock cx5hange
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished By T. r. Chapman q
Co. members New York Stock Exchange q. Bowie
Chapman, manager, 1901 street northwest.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation In the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
YuPufs
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BOSTON STOCKS,

Quotations are furnished by z. r. Chapman S
Co, members New Yo-E stock Exchange. C. Bowie
CiiTuan, manager, Isl1 F street northwest.
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STOCK PRICES SOAR
Quotations Show General IN
crease on Change
OVER LAST WEEKS RECORD

Upward Tendency Carries Leading
shares Through Net Gain Above
saturday of from One 10 Two anu
Half POints-FalI of . Cents "a
Bushei on Wheat Has Slight Eject.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished By Irving K. harrington
& Co. members Of New York Produce Exchange
3Go-U Bond building
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Herbert L. Jones, Of A. o. Brown &
Co.-"'The street inteTprets the report on
the Hartman lines bullishly, and this
view is evidently shared by outsiders.
The sentiment abroad is more cheerful.
and with continued easy money a re-
sumption Of the upward movement seems
probable. Some reccsslons may be ex-
pected. but they are likely to be only
very moderate"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

v AN |
I EA(C;E
representatives of Cen
trail America Confer
In Washington.
tssripp. Telegraph ssrxles.l

WASHINGTON. d. O.. April g.
AZ a result OF a SORT Of peace con.
vention held this morning Al which
every Central American country
vas represented. excepting Hon
duraA. q tentative agreement wes
reached and the confsrees express
ed their views that they believed u
soald work cut satisfactorily.
The conference was called by
senator bacon uf the committee ON
foreign affairs. chcei. the Meal.
can minlnter. Ambassador caive Of
Costa Rlca. Aihister Toledo OF
Guatemala and MellR of ean Sal.
va.ior we're the representatives Of
the Central American governments.
Msila also represented Honduras.
but not officially
For several hours peace Was Ola.
guessed and when the members left
the White House statements we're
given out that satisfactory progress
vas made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

Senator uournr. alleged IN a re.
port % be The givrT ef the dinner.
has refused to discuss the matter.
To-day Just say dinner 10 a sen.
ator and see him jump.
Senators Bourne and Hanshronsh
were called TO the White House TO.
day. both are rrticent about the
dinner
Bourne. when asked. exclaimed.
Il have nothing 20 aay about the
dlnner'~
Neither have 1 might want 70
so 10 other dlnncrN and n I talk
too much about some. | may never
gcs another invitation" Hans.
broagh satd:
Andrews. the New Mexican dele.
gate. was also a caller 1t the White
House. lie was also guest at the
ilnnor. bus II equally mum
tiemeuway so, excited when ap.
prymched and cried
Never az dinnef IN me again'
never want 10 hear the soFd' III
quit eatinxs~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
BELIEVE DETW|LER'S
RELATIVES LIE

District Attorney Langdon has
announced that eight more indiet
meata viii be returned. five Ia con.
nectinn With the Home Telephone
company's bribery and three In
connection With the operations of
the Pacific statea Telephone q
Telegraph Co.
Under The overwhelming weight
81 evidence being accumulated Htief
" gradually weakening Ills nerves
seems shaken aud With no promise
Of Immunity he has talked about
certain spscnlntionH.
Il il practically admitted BY the
prosecution that indictments may
be returned tnday probably against
J n Torrance. T. " Phillips. A. u.
cnas and a man named Graves, a
Los Anarlea and Toledo capitalist.
all for alleged connection with the
Home Telephone case.
Certain officials Of the PAeific
STATES Telephone company may aiso
I've imdlrfed N the indictments are
returned. they will not be filed until
Mpnday.
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Principal Huntsworth Of Georgetown Appears IL
the City Treasurer's Office With Loaded Re
volver In His Pocket and Attempts to Attack
Deputy Duke.

Principal Frank Iunisworih. Of
the Georgetown public schools. who
caused intense excitement IN the
city treasurers office In Seattle
yesterday b. attempting TO attack
Deputy Charles Duke, has been
summoned 20 appear before the
Georgetown board Of education and
explain his action.
The cause Of the trouble was n
popular school teacher ~ George.
town, now living at the home OF
Mr.. Duke. and whom Huntaworth
is alleged 10 have dismissed because
Of certain alleged charges, declared
by the latter. to have been made
against her.
Duke. 80 Il Is declared. learned OF
the alleged action on the part Of
Huntsworih aud wrote him q
heated letter denouncing him for
his action The deputy also wrote
another letter to the Board Of Edu
cation Of Georgetown, declaring
Hunfsworth'a charges false.
The Georgetown Board Of Educa
tlon. Il n alleged. investigated tn,
charges. and found no ground upol
which 10 warrant the young won
ans dlamisaal.
Just why Huntaworth should have
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deemed Il necessary, from those al
legged faeta. 20 come TO the city In
search Of Duke with n loaded re.
yolyer. Is not known or clearly ex.
plainad
Yesterday morning the principal
with a ffaend entered the city treas
urcr's office and asked for Duke.
Almost Immediately a quarrel re-
suited and threats were exchanged.
Huntswofth asked Duke 60 step
outside. but the latter refused.
Suddenly the principal made a
move as n 20 draw a revolver,
but was Immediately seized by
bystanderH and hustled out OF
the building The pistol. a % calf
Der gun with nli chambers loaded
was taken away from him and lock.
cd up IN the city tteasuror'a office
The result ~ the trouble has beer
TO cause sensation In George
town. and many people In Seattle
are also interested. Both Mr.
Huutaworth and the young teaehe
mentioned In the trouble are know
IN this city, and the result Of tn
inquiry by the board OF education
la awaited with intense interest
Duke II go years old. and tn
tcaeher involved lives at HIS hom'
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vai9 Il Ballard Today Appears to Indicate That
T. Smaller City will Decide to Consolidate With
ssaiile- Saloons Closed While Booths Are Open.

kzzfu<inzssz znf anti-snnsna
nzesa< - sl4zs sfrfxlnE ssr So
E<zz<1 p oza4fs n one Of TIE
- lzpes'xst -I<xtlens IN the hts
hrT = iAaf f.fy
~ lzaaHisa9 a sh4 tine 81 g
's< e pfs~ asg<af 70 b. nat ne
zzsszt'szists k4E< uun tho fixht
nssassaf znone those a. The
e - a. representatives II the
- n>ssrk ssmpsny. ~. aent /.
= srsslrt snd Maltlnw cornpaav
- s'en ssryesatsana opponed 70
Nsszsflsn
= asnsasfrzflaas marked shs
s1z< s1t Ne asnas about IN.
= ss's pesesfst
= bsashs oppne6 atBa m and
u zsas< Tonight 1t 7. Under the
- q ihs epunea saloons were
- arr ~, esioek this morn
ID sin remain closed untn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
Jesse Halls Assailant Convicted of Secondary
Crime But Will Appeal to Keep Out Of Prison
Under the Jury's Verdict He Can Only Be SEN
fenced to Two Years and Fined $4,000.

Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
remarked that the verdict was
clearly a compromise. but would act
as a check 70 the prevalence Of the
insanity plea b. murderefs or at
tempted mufdersre
Neither coustantine's wife and
daughter, who testified Of Halls
cruelty 90 the latter In defense Of
Constantine. nor Jesse Hall. the
prosecuting witness. we've present
when the verdict WAS read.
Nine For Conviction.
The first ballot taken b. the jury
showed nine members for conviction
OF assault with intent - murder.
aud three for scquiisL 80 final
verdict was q compromise The nine
jurors for conviction would not
compromise until they learned that
assault with a deadly weapon is
Punishable by a pepisen,isry SEN
tencs.
After the verdict was read ana
the jury discharged the Juryfnen in
qulrsd for Jesse Hall. the victim %
conssantine's bullets. but Hall was
not at the court house The jurors
desired 10 assure him that they did
not believe a word Of the charges
made against him by Mrs. Cansfan-
tine and by his wife. Myra Constan-
tine Hall.
Jesse Hail's civil suit for 100000
Is strengthened by the verdict. ana
viii be pushed b. his attorneys &C
once.
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70. a hair hour after the voting
Il over.
The leaders u the annxxationists
and the anti annenafsnni&ts were
both busy bfinsinw their respective
sdherenfs 70 the polls
The campaign. ons ~ the hardest
fought IN ne history Of Ballard.
closed with tWo meetings last night.
The annsxatiouists met az Hy-
piers hall and vas presided over by
Dave Stuart There wera many
speakers and about 500 people ~srs
present
The anfIs also held IN sFousinE
rally and great thrunKs attended ~
The saloon viii probably be
ci0aed tomorraw. Mayer Peck Dc.
eiar~d today that while he viii not
iasae orders direct he wiil see 70 .,
that the recently passed ordinances
IL enforced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
BIG SUMS
FOR FAIR

officiais Of the Alaska Yakun.ra.
cifIc exposition Uere notified 20.
day that the btu appropriations Vs.
coo fer a state exhibit had been rwe'
osnmended ~ the financial coin.
snistea OF the Minnesota senate 10
DAY. and the bill IL etpected 20
20 through At anca.
A tslexsam from HarrishurK. Pa
stated that the BIZ providing for a
si0a. ooe display 81 the fair vaa
read for The first sino In the hogse
there today.
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Insist on having your prescrip-
lions filled by a registered pharma-
elst.
For the person who does not. dan
ger and possible death turks be-
hind the prescription counter.
Investigations made by The Star
develop the fact that the state laws
governing the eompounding and dis
pensing Of drugs are being disre-
garded TO some degree by many
druggists in Seattle. Soue Of them
have taken advantage OF the lax en-
foreement Of the law TO hire pre-
scription clerks who have neither
diplomas from schools of pharmacy
nor certificates Of registration from
the state board Of pharmacy.
Tho state law provides that none
hut registered pharmacists shall be
allowed 20 compound and dispense
drugs. II further states that the
certificate OF each prescription clerk
employed IN drug store Is to be
prominently displayed In the store.
Certificates Missing.
The latter provision OF the law
IL quite generally disregarded In
Seattle. In several stores where a
number OF prescription clerks are
employed two or three certificates
only are displayed. I'm spite OF the
fact thai q fine OF from So to SIC Is
provided Tor the failure 70 post a
certificate. there are two drug
stores down town, one employing
three prescription clerks ana one
employing seven prescription clerks,
In which not a single certificate is
displayed where customer can
see IT,
The proprietors Of both these
stores claim that their clerks are
registered but registered drug
clerks make the statement that
whenever a registered clerk Is hired
his certificate il displayed In the
store. and that the absence OF a
certificate on display Is sufficient
proof Of the fact that the clerk IL
not registered.
Taking advantage OF the fact that
unregistered men find ready em-
ploymcnt In Seattle. what arc known
as tramp druggists are coming TO
this city constantly and taking po-
altlona as drug clerks At times
they find their way behind the pre-
scrlption counters Some OF these
sramps are competent Others are
soda fountain clerks from the east
who picked up a smatterlug OF drug
information and now pose as drug
clerks
None OF these tramps take the
state examination for registration
! here, They work a few months and
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president IN the Hartman coutso-
vsrnF. The eonfsfenee was made
upon the sanction 81 representative
% sep honafids Labor bodies.
The bitter says Before the Law
Meyer aud ltaywcea are considered
innoosnt unsil they have been
psoxsn auiity.
~Ass you not aware your words
nsnY pfsludire the general public
and punszbly the iuFx7
lie 4 tsso much 20 ash you to make
such rublle amends - a true gem
ginman l. bound to offer when IN
ndssrtes4sir ~ makes mistake and
lnflirEsa = Erietous Nfups upon The
men sto have nothins 10 do Nith
your personal ausrfsiT
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To HEAD OFF
LAND FRAUDS
tserlpps T.Isarsph ssrvIes.l

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April e.
To head Off a repetition Of land
frauds In the west. the department.
~ the interior uili shortly rromul.
gate a regulation under which. upon
the slightest trace Of coal or metal.
geological survey party viii be
Instructed 20 investisate. The re.
suit NilI be that many thousands %
acres now called agricultural lands
will be declared mineral lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

San FRANCISCO. April a.
Theirs Il little credence given IN the
statement made BY one OF netwil'
ef'a relatives 1T Toledo that the "a.
Ritlye promoter II close 60 san
Francisco and ia daily communlca-
tion with friends and his attorneys,
Every coast town n literally
pianiefed with pictures and deserip-
lions Of Detwllef and a sharp look
oat II being kept He would sooa
be IN custody should be appear on
the streets.
Il Ia general belief that Detwller
IL IN hiding IN = small town not far
from Toledo
The movements Of petwiicr. while
not causing the prosecutors any par.
ticulaf concern. are making thena
more detormlnod than ever 20 show
him 20 quarter whom once he IL In
custody.
The strain has been too great
and II IL said that Rnef has given
way aud has made a partial confess
sion 10 Detective Burns, This IN
one u the sensations given out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
GETS LIFE

NEwkIRK. Okla, April e.
woodeon q. Morris. aged S.. ono
OF the weaithiesl men In Oklahoma
Was today declared guilty OF muir
dcrins woodford r Cassidy and his
son. as 3 result o. = land-lease quar-
rel. lie wAB sentenced 10 HE I'm
prisonuient,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
DR.. +. {. CLARK WILL
TAKE PART

Or Francis y Clark. proNiden,
Of the Wofid's Christian Endeasof
union. and the United Society Of
Christian Endeayof. will take q
leading part In the c. +. oonven.
tion In Seattle next July,
Ne 10 at present IN Panama. form.
ina a Christian Endearor union.
havinE Just finished a trip through
South Amerfca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
MOVEMENT TO BE STARTED
ALLOWING MUNICIPALITIES
TO REGULATE THE LIQUOR
LICENSES AND SOCIAL EVILS.

JUNEAU. Alaska, April 1.-THE
eouncilmen iass night elected O. y,
Forrest mayor. Juneauites. prompt
ed BY the new council. will inme-
elataly inauKurase a movement 20
secure the support Of all Of the
Alaska municipalities for new
Law allowing cities OF Alaska 70 reg.
ulate liquor licenses and the social
evil.
There is a persistent rumor here
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EnCAMPMENT HERE
IN 1909

The movement Was started last
night a, the banquet At Egan's hall
la honor Of Captain Hamilton
Ward. commandsr4nehief 81 the
Spanish American War Veterans. 10
hold the national encampment in
Seattle IN 1903. CAptatn Ward ex'
pressed himself a. heartily In favor
~ the proposition. The banquet
was attended by a number Of patri
otto organizations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
A. C. BOWEN Will TAKE
$3.50. 900 WATER BOND ISSUE
At pAR--aAkKgR posr.
poNG ACTION ON UsofR.
WHITING PLAN.

Another offrr for The naie cf thn
g.. rs. 200 issue 81 new wRtef bonds
wss made 10 the finance COMMITTEES
this morning b. A. g. Bowen. q
hFushaf % De J ". Bowen- If this
city
Bowen offers 60 organize 4 local
syndicate 20 takn up q portion o.
the bonds and to then cell the re-
uaindsr In the east. all At par. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
ALASKA CITIES TO
ASK FOR new LAW

that the GugEenheims have secured
control OF the famous Treadwell
mines. II Is semioffieially an
nouneed that there will be a radical
change among the officials.
Court Opens Monday.
Judge Wickersham arrives on the
Dolphin and viii open court Mon
day. The criminal cases win re-
celve attention first and the other
cases not until the end Of the
month.
AK Pulled OFF.
Steamer AI-ki. which went ashore
Thursday night Ia a fog opposite
the city. was safely pulled of yes
tertay afternoon At high tide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

NEW YORK. Aprii a. number
az lshar leaders u this city ofasn-
lHed the MoYef- Haywood protest
conference today. and through the
chairman. Thotnas Critnmius. seat
a letter 90 President Roosevelt. do
aAanaiug he make amends for the
alleged structures fcsardinE Afoyer
and Haywood.
The letter l. lengthy ard reviews
the statements attributed % the
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is
ASKED

Peter August Bension wants a al.
voroe from Johanna Benston. on the
ground OF dosertion. Incompatible.
ity Of temperament and cruelty. The
parties have been married over 30
years. have been having more or
less trouble for rs years. and mat.
tera have been coming TO a head
for eight years.
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william Constantine was last
night convicted OF assault with a
deadly weapon with intent to com
nit bodily harm upon hin son-ip-
law, Jesse Hail His attorneys.
Morris and shipley. are today pre-
pairing steps 10 prevent an immedi-
ate sentence 10 the penitsutiary. A
new trial viii be asked for. and n
refused the case viii be taken 20
the supreme eourt,
Constantine was this noon reieaN-
ed from jail on bonds pending his
appeal. Jacob Furth. president 81
the Seattle Electric company. and
Isidore kohn signed the bond.
which was iast night raised b.
Judge Morris from $4,000 TO tl2,~
600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

STRIKE BREAKERS
ARE NOT WANTED

JUNEAU. Alaska. April s.-The
Miners union of Treadwell has sent
an official TO Seattle who will en-
deaxor 20 secure the cooperation OF
the Seattle unions IN their present
trouble. and also attempt 70 stop
strikebreakers from coming north
for work at the mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
EVERETT GAME
IS POSTPONED

Manager DuKdaie. Of the Seattle
Baseball fclub. announced NJ noon
today thns Il would be impossible to
play the game with Everett adver-
tiaea this afternoon. on account Of
vet GROUNDS. Tomorrows contest
viii be ulayod u possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

.nnn rsls1rape serNtse.f
ssss;>aroN. ApFtl t-ue-
!, .ssws u Hsany ns~sra-
= nsss Statesmen % 'idi-
: !. rs-.arns's assertion that
! = axsssfvs Ne 'ries men :
- saA despite ire ths-
So. .l,.se~a mat the tale has r.
- ~ : bEasnsserua me
- b ceaylaeed q the 81
- 4 ~<h . rlss
-. ..v<zssefs bslisf = support
4 al ,ss1utsy q oesstswfs
.svsexi vnaasstionanly TIE
- z ~ seaasry share this
r. pr~sdent has aushert-
- u<krn shas b. = een-
1s'~l 4. u ~ expose thus eafsy
- ssrrarx<atka ne plot Ais
- 7. ~ eerruemagive ev'deHss
e1tkn 10 tie statement - :
rrn.zke1 xnz<i - TIE tnst-
-. srs<f rsesatly
- <<.ssrs< sill y given oat Al
uzsss Hsas< frusa time % time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
EDDY CASE
SURPRISE

CONCORD. n. H.. April e.--The
first legal step 10 meet the surprise
sprung by the defense In the Eddy
suit was made today. Counsel for
the plaintiffs filed supplementary
bin in equity attacking the validity
Of the deed ~ trust. Il IL asked
that the deed be vacated alleging
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j. s. OFFICER
ARRESTED

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, April
e-~tAent II, q, Millar. u the artil'
lcry corps of the United States
army aud the officer In charge o'
the quartermaster'a department Al
Fort Flagief. has been suspended
from duty In the quartermasier'a
office and placed under arrest on
charges Of conduct unbecomins an
officer and also for an alleged at,
tempt to aefrand the government