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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
CAUCUS FIGHT
IN N ON {

NOME. Alaska. March %. via
Dawson. John " coraon. the well.
known attorney and mine owner.
WAS winner Monday IN the cancuaca
which elected Delegates o. the
Alaska convention Ia be- held At
ketehlksu 10 May 10 elect a dele.
gate 10 congress A democratic
chairman presided over the oaas
caaea and he refused To cntcftsin
a motion that ali voters should
gieds>n themselves To the rcpuhll.
can namincc The republicans
wilhafeN and held = caucus with
the above result.
CoFeon u the upponeat Of Tom
Gale, the present delegate 20 eon.
gress 4 Il not thought that Cor.
non has any hhow Of winnlnE. nov
that Iale has acknowledged that
be wants 10 hr returned Ca con.
grwsa Gale has done more for
alaska than any combination OF
ssen. and viii have fhe unanimous
tlppoFt Of every AiAskan miner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

fsssssls stse Exclusive ssrxiss.l
LONDON. March z3.-4The move
msnt tnaugnsated BY Nathan stfaus
uf New York a. establish paatent.
lEsd mlik d~potN throughout the
united kinKdom has found an AN.
expersed aiis Ia The person as LADY
Aberdeen. stfe af the lord llaulen
ant Of ireland.
she u one Of the most Influential
usambern OF the Waman'a National
ifsaifh association Of Ireland. aud
has assured Rev &. n fatmsn.
whn IL associated wilh Mr. Stats.
that the association u ready 20
assist IA the sufk II once
we kaow something Of the tef.
ffsle pFrtalesen Of tuberculosis and
infaut mortality In Ireland. she
said. and have long desired 60 take
up = systematic flKAt against both
". arr rcads 10 put both our hearts
and hands snto this wosk Lady
Aberdeen viii personally direct ths.
ep~uinE 81 the dsp0ts b. the ssso.
ciatiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Alaska Delegate Calc Is practical
" assured Of being placed ON the
house committee on territories.
A Boston baby fell from q five.
story window but o hole In its bib
served rs az opening which caught
on the first floor awning aud the
baby's life was saved
President Roosevelt has asked
that the publishers Of the anarchis-
tic paper Ia Question Soeiala be
punished The paper has been de-.
uied admittanec to the mails.
william Byekhoff. a horse thief.
shot and killed Sheriff James Webb
At Musselahell Mont. after he had
been arrested.
The poatofflee department ia TO
reorasnize the winter mail service
in Alaska.
The Hartman and Illinois Cen.
tral lines IN Portland are occupying
the same offices.
T.. W Mussalmhs, n former North
Dakota banker. missing IN Idaho
and for whom rewrri was Of
fered. has turned up In Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
PUBLIC MARKET

Todays quotations are;
Washington creamery butter
ssc: Iowa creamery. 2 lbs. 55c.
Ranch egEs. 2Sc dor.
Potatoes. ls 10 Is Tbs. for Csc.
siI0 10 si.25 per 100 lbs.
Sweet POTATOES. &c ID.
Fancy Sxiaa cheese. xbc: Wis
eonsln full cream brick. 20c h..
hmler cheese. tbc-
Chickens. rs TO zoe ID.
Mutton chops. i2h q f5Nc 10:
rib steaks. i5e ID. porterhouHe. i5c
ID sirlUin. 1sikc 10: rouns steak.
lie ID: ahouldcr steak. } lbs. for
ssc: hearts, f6c each: tongues. t5c
TO zoe each. liver. SC H.. roasts.
Sc 20 &C II.
Onions. Sc bunch: boiling onions.
II lbs for 2sc.
Carrots. punches for So
New nuta--Filborts. Use ID;
black walnuts, ibc ib.. Eng.
lish walnuts. 100 zoe 10, almonds,
sc H.. pecans. zoe ID; Brazil
nuts, fsc ID, mixed nuts.
fsc 10: cocoanuts. Toe 20 lie each.
Brazil pods. lie each.
Radishes. lunches for &c.
Parsley, : lunches for i0c.
Turnipa. punches for &c.
Artichokea. 4 for csc.
Dried onions. Q 90 7 pounds for
25c.
Flowers Carnations. COO per
DOZEN: roses. 500 per dozen:
vioiets. 25c bunch; narcissns. soc
dnz. lilies OF the valley, h0e doS. I:
tulips. Coo 90 I5c doz.: daffodlls. soc
doz.
Celery. 2 punches for Loo
Spinach. Sc to SC 10.
Cabbages. sc Co ioc. i4c ID.
Sweet peppars. Is cents dol
Horseradish. i0c to lie per III
Kutabagas. ihc ID.
HcetE. Q lunches fer Sc.
Sansrkraut. , lbs. for Toe.
Lettuce. lunches &c.
Lemons. lbc TO zoe per doz-
Cider vinegar. SIC gal
Fancy apples, 500 TO s2.s5 box.
Pop corn. shellcd. lbs. Tor l5c:
on cob, SC ID.
Cider. 40e 10 soc per gallon.
Pineappies, f0c each.
Oranges. Toe 20 csc doz.
Grape fruit. soc TO T5e.
Fish-rom cod. SO per 10: salm.
ON trout l2iz-l7o lb salmon. Ice
per ID. rock cod. ighc ID. halibut.
2 lbs. i5o: cat fish. lOc h.. smelts,
lbs. for l5c; crabs. loo: herring. &c
10; founders. SC. chinook salmon.
2 lbs. 25c; black cod. Toe Id.
Yakima honey, $3.50 Gal: comb.
ibc 10 zoe; candied honey. zoe h.;
2is lbs., 45e. 6 lbs. S5c.
Hubbard squash. &c ID.
Dried. prunes. lbs. for Ice.
Dates, sc.10c.
CrRnberries. SC TO ice ID.
Pumpkins. Me ~.
Bhubarb. lbs. for 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
Cash Registers From S. Up

John ". Patterson. President OF
the National Cash Register Co. OF
Dayton. Ohio. has Just completed a
reorganization OF that company, and
has succeeded In reducing the ex-
pense OF manufacture and market.
ing OF the products OF this great
factory over sTo0.000,00 year.
lie proposes to give their Gus
toners the ADVANTAGE of this saw
ing In expenses by placing ON the
market new line OF cash regis
ters, ranging In prices from $500
up.
Bv placins this new line of res.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
NEW POLITICAL
PARTYFORME0

everything so labeled
We believe this country is all
right. but that Il Is slowly eoH-
valescing from indigestion caused
by overlooking aud fright. induced
by the chief surgeons threat to
remove the patients liver"
we regard me as entirely too
strenuous"
My policies are too drastic to
be continued. either by me OF the
proxy appointee OF me
Another bunch OF the post cards
condemn w. J. Bryan as an unde-
sirabie presidential candidate be-
cause of his isms"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
kks b Eljein City From Making Collections, Hold.
! That The Taxes Complained Of Are Legal

ls1ss Morris IN a decision hans,
I tsvs n lhe sageFior court this
asFsiax upheld tae validity Of the
kMni assessments lesied BY the
au hr Shs Jarkaoa n, regraas
The detisi0a vas based mpon an
lr'soz iasisasrd b Margaret Turn
W. rekin< b have the elty en-.
nsset imm celseeiinx the assess.
- The eeHTf dismissed the ap.
81 ~ ~ lniaacfAon aud praesie.
an ss't tsst the tar complained
d vs. l<rzl
n p!sinflE lnseFposed her OBJ
N<'sN % the assessment for I'm
p'sssneuss On ~ ground that the
mr.. und~g distractions from the
esafs, hss ca1slAensd the benefits
IA naae aliesaarzs therefor In
sfrisinE al DE original eonaen1na.
usa asma<es Tie contention vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25


&o Nev.. March gs - .,.l,
- sad an attempt to worry ! he
press agent trick 10 boo,
.ns Proposition IL the va,
caz. Of the Nevada state 40
n. shs~eteftzed the repoftea
60 and robbery Of n uinlno
49, near Rawhide last weoI
$1,000 IN cold and currene,
No TO have been taken from
So state police and deput,
~ JUS have been seeking the arob
49, several days without gettIne
q, ioday they gave no Ia dls
-. 20 Declared that me euflrs
,r,,,, n@a bern Invented b. ths
s,ss.'s Of the Nat G. goodwlr
4 fsss. % advertise the coalition
"Nhide mining propaffles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
ssiuImenl Of Committee to Investigate Taxation Is
El he Initial Move in a Campaign to Retire the
Assessor.

ON The part Of these biz Interests
"a conduct campaign against the
~ oieCtioa Of the present aaaewaor
some movements along this hne
we're made last fali In the pooling
Of issates on the part Of big prop
crty owners % procure reductions
In values by tho county board of
equalization. These uefe success
ful oaly in limited dsrrco.
a Political Move.
Nov tha. tho tiuia i approach
ing when Mr. Parish must 20 be
fore the people Of the county for
denomination aud reelection. this
Organised campaign against him
must Aeou be forced into the open
q Il II to accomplish tts purpose
The movement yesterday Ia the
Chamber Of Commerce has every
APPEARANCE 81 the beginning ~ thla
campaiEn. and beginning ID With a
eolor ef business instead OF politls
cal backing
The first complaint this year
AGAINST the woFk Of the county a..
HttA Aaa NNNk tN&AEHFl AAtlMaA
bis policy Of assessing merchandise
In storage and transit Ia the clty
on March l. This the directors
claim should not be done. nut In
stead Of blaming the state law.
Witch specifically requires the
county assessor a. assess this class
~ property. the obheeluts are blam
ing the ssseasog himself. aud en-.
deaYoflnE 20 lndnre him ~ violate
both the law and his oath OF office
and oyefi look the property
Prior - The time NJ Parish -.
came Assessor 4 had hecn IN. poll.
cy q assessors Ia overlook this
property. thereby shaaldeflnx that
much more 81 tbs General tax bur.
den upon others n. rariah has
inauxufated The policy 0l assessing
all property alikr according 10 the
Law, instead Of permitting favored
property owners % escape. thereby
tncreaninE the hurdeua OF others
" " fhia paiicy which has aroused
against him the antagnnism OF the
biE. and hsrctofofe favored. prop.
rriy owuera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
REGATTA WILL
Be HELD

The annual college rowing rcgat.
Ia on Lake Washington must be
held this year even II the local boys
must pay the expenses of trip
10 Seattle for the winners
Of the Stanford California race
This was the sentiment and
finally tho resolution OF the
men Interested IN rowing. who met
% discuss the matter a. tho Uni
vefsity Of Washington last night
by doing this the local boys have
not bowed down To tho southern
colleges. who demand that all ex
pcnses be paid " the teams come
north. but the action Is taken sim.
ply that no setback be taken IN row
Ing matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

Isters on the market, Il VIII open
the way for the small merchant
TO surround himself with the same
protection that the larger one has
had
These new registers will be sold
on easy monthly payments, and at
prices anyone can afford.
II you need a cash register. don't
buy until YOU have seen these.
These new registers can be seen
az 905 Occidental ave, as samples
have Just been received.
A full line OF secondhand regis,
ters at any price You want 60 pay
All REGISTERS fully guaranteed. o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
EXPECT ATTENDANCE
OF 100000 PEOPLE

n the railroad companies give
special rates 10 Seattle To- enable
people to view the fleet when Il
u IN Elliott hay. the entertainment
committee estimates that fully
100, GOO visitors will take the oppor.
tunity 10 see shc fleet and Seattle
The transportation sub commit.
tee Of the entertainment committee
OF the Chamber of Commerce is
endcsyartng to secure sIecial rates
from points an far east as Montana
and Wyoming. and II Is probable
that the railroad companies will
grant the low rates Tor the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
COUNTY POLITICS
IN CITY OFFICE

Both sides. however. appreciate
the grave injury 20 the party cause
which threatens 10 grow out of
continuation OF the row. with its
accompanying decentralization of
the affairs of the office. On this
account. and on account OF the in
creasing bitterness growing up In
the office. an effort is now being
made 10 get the city or county
central committees 20 intervene
and restore peace and discipline in
the office.
No new discharges. designations
or appointments In the office ara
reported today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

County politics have been in.
iecfed into the scramble for post
tions Ia the city treasurer's office.
aud the charge Is now being made
by men who are being ousted that
the new men being employed are
chosen for their loyalty TO the
Interests OF Mai Otto A. Case in
his campaign for county auditor
On behalf Of the new men I'm the
office this charge is rcfuted. and
the charge made In retaliation that
the men formerly in the office I'm
der Treasurer Russell were select
ed for their allegiance 90 the Ag.
new faction In county politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
FILES COMPLAINT
I AGAINST RAILROAD

United States District Attorney
Todd filed complaint in the federal
court today against the Great
Northern Railroad company. charg
ing Il with violating the act which
provides that safety appliances
must be used on all rolling stock
The defendant Is accused OF op.
Grating Columbia a. Puget Sound
railroad cars. which are not pro.
vidod with hand rails The com
plant asks that the railroad com.
pany be fined 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
FATHER SLASHES
SON WITH KNIFE

Charged with cutting his son with
a knife la an alteration. Thomas
kaylor. carpenter. vas arrested
az bis home. at sisis James st.
iaAt night.
kaylof said he beloved his noua.
lease aud Edward. intended 20 a..
ssalt hsm H- went To police head.
quarters earlier VA the evening aud
asked that they be- arrested.
kaYloT. Il u said started the
trouble. IN which Iesse was cut
about the back aud hipa. Edward
was nntnlured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
10y United Pre...)

ALBANY. y. Y. March 25.--A
propaganda having for It's three.
fold object the heading off of the
nomination OF ". H. Taft. that OF
". ]. Bryan. and the restoration of
good times. was launched here to-
day By an organization Incorporated
under the name OF the Better
Times Association Offices have
been opened here. and Henry c.
King. the president. is superintend-
ing the mailing of thousands OF pos.
tai cards. bearing. among other
quotations. the following;
We love a square deal. but not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
TO BEGIN WORK ON
TERMINAL IN APRIL

Work on the local terminals af
the Chicago, Milwaukee A So. Paul
railway will commence some time
curing the coming month The
construction work along the right
OF way through this state has pro
gressed 10 the point whore the ter
msnai improvements are neat In
tine
n. r. Williams. president Of the
Washington company of the new
transcontinrnfal railroad. rcaffiruss
his previous announcement that The
Milwaukee would have its through
trains running Into Seattle In time
for the 1909 exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
To Call Convention.

ID. G. Conover. chairman of the
republican county central commit.
tee. has called a meeting of the
committee for Saturday afternoon
at o'clock to issue the call foe the
county convention The meeting
will be- held I'm the rooms of the
King County Republican Club In
the Oriental building The sole
duty of the county convention will
be 10 select delegates 10 the state
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
SEEK TO ANNUAL
MARRIAGES

On a showing that the plaintiff
was not of legal age AZ the time
Of the ceremony and was married
without the consent OF his parents
or guardian. Harry 7. Lee. through
his guardian, L. T. silvain. today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
FATHER MAKES 4
SERIOUS CHARGE

Complaint was filed In the prose
cutting attorneys office charging
John Doe Rogers. Of Hlllman city
with enticing children.
Saturday night Rogers kept two
Iiillman CITY girls. aged ~ and 10
years. In his shack all night. prom.
Using that he would take them on
a trip 10 California
Tho father Of the girls invcsti
gated and laid the evidence before
the prosecuting attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

county jail The police refuse To
diynlEe the nature of Bfecn's state.
nieai No doubt exists tn the minds
~ the police a. 90 the real Identity
Of the boy who was first thought
10 be the Britain child Mrs. Hart
first furnished conclusive evidence
that the child found yesterday r.
hers. lie will b. taken 20 the. brit.
tain home. however. and cared for.
as the mother IL constantly "On the
road, aud cannot give him a home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
opEHArlc CONCERT.

a special eoncert b. Teiraxyini
the operate star who conquered
London IA one performance. has
been announced by II. =. Johnston
company 70 10 given on the Vic
troia IN their recital hall Thursday
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
LumseRmeN TO MEET.

4 meeting of the Pacific Coast
Lumber Manufacturers association
win be held Saturday afternoon In
the Elks hall. TO discuss the aues.
ton of putting mp an additional
100000 bond 10 protect the rail.
roads against the difference be.
tween the new aud old rates on
lumber shipments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
ANOTHER SOCIETY
DIVORCE PROBABLE

NEW YORK. March IS All IF.
forts "a locate either Alfred Gwynn
Vanderbilt or his wife. from whom
he II reported To have separated.
failed. but Il IA the general belief
among society folks that the sepa.
ration has become permanent
Chandler 4. Anderson. Alfred q
Vaudcrbiit'a personal attorney. said
today:
MIR. Vanderbilt has never dis.
cuERed the separation with me and
have had no conference OF any
Kind with him recently. | don't
believe the reports In circulation. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
JUDGE MORRIS UPHOL1S
REGRA0E ASSESSMENTS
TOOK PARK FERNS.

steve Aautos. ak~d Is fish
dealer ~ Fourth ay and fTkr a..
saa fined ti0 this morning on the
ehsFSc ~ insulating park property
y " charged that he w.a helping
hlitNflf "a ferns ia Wssosilaha park
cut OF a nee lot which the park
board has recenily had planted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

The property Included In the
pending sale II located on the Easl
waterway. south OF Spokane AZ
and IL owned By &. u IlHssell- Mr.
BusselI has gone easf. Il IL believed
20 further the negotiations.
IN case the local site II 80
cured the big plant wfil be built
here instead of ~ Portland. For
weeks past the Portland papers
have devoted considerable space q
tho alleged plans OF the company
10 locate In that CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
NINA TURE
RAIL wa y

Residents al All are CONSIDERING
plan % establishing a miniature
steam railroad TO operate between
AIki and South Aiki A dclesstiou
of Interested citizens appeared be.
fore the board Of public works To-
day and asked Tor pernlaalan to
construct the line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
LOG EMBARGO LIFTED
(sy United pr,ss)

VICTORIA. II G.. March 2s--
During the next five months Brit.
ish Columbia loegers will be al.
lowed to export Ia Puget sound
$500. 900 worth of logs An order
has been issued BY the British Co.
lumbia government to release all
logs now in the water from the em.
barge against export and rush OF
logs 10 United States mills on Puget
sound will follow II Is expected
about 10000, 900 feet OF cedar. fir
aud spruce will be exported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
W0RSTED IN A
PROPERTY DEAL

Frank 3 Hntehins aud FRED J.
Frtdie claim Co have been stunE'
Ia a property deal Ia wkleh they
traded = ~ IN this city fer \ 100.
acre Tract Of timber land In IsffeF.
son county. and today they asked
The court tn compel Leroy W
Leayensufth 60 swap back the
property and pay them damages az
grega,iag tsoo. The complaint 70
cites that IsesveuwOrth exaRgerat.
cd the amount Of standing timber
on the property involved in the
trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
REGISTERS AS AN AsAacsisr


PORTLAND. March al. l..
Drinkar. a collector registered at
the county clerks office today as
an anarchist. That's my party.
he said. If You must know Il. Last
spring Ddnher registered. hut re.
fused 10 state his party utilization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
SWIFT MAYLOC
PLANT ~ SEATTLE

sesitls mag b. made The pa.
&c e'asi headqnarters for swift
- Operating one Of the largest
"a 'sshlag establishments In the
80 NsxeiissioBs are we'll under
~ he purchase OF a tract
" - acres OF tldelaads
y " deal IL contaminated Il
49, maj the company wlll i'm.
s'aasiY begin the erection Of 4
:. a''iaF packing plant on The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
CARPENTER INSANE.

W. ]. Rosscr. carpenter. be.
came insane last night while at.
tending a meeting In Carpenters
hall. and was taken In charge by
the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
swgois.t Gus NETTING.

A meeting ~ tho swedIah Rapub.
lleau club all be held Friday even.
tng ~ oeioek 81 the Swedish Club
hall. EiEhth A.. and 0iias -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

....,ae4s began its campalsn
H. reelection of County
r A Parish YESTERDAY.
~ rhamheg OF Comnefer
''s.,,,ea President McVfaN OF
-, 10 appaiut a special eom'
- ~ ~ Investigate the matter OF
49, Y s.s,.,nt values fixed and be
= aseA b. ghAt official Tor the
- snd 1895 assessment,
= w'...s ~ men back Of the move
" s,.elalm ans such Intention,
:. n,eye savers 10 every rs pet
- es,oft To undermine the NetA
.,ssspreaa ooassdeace which TIE
49, .s-ssses has Inspired BY bis
"a .SAsvnee 10 the Law Ia the
- s,v'ssnes a dals. and bis con
80 rsfassl 70 listen 10 the siren
- u psssy espedleucy OF peliu.
4 pail -, 49,.
!. chsmhss Of Commerce BY
go : Goldsmith Of the schNa'
80. mus Company aud the mo.
II Al ,hc aFyosatment o. the sle
"a e.r,mistrs sas secoRaed b. y,
akss 81 lhe Seattle Hardware
s.rssns and chairman ot The n
..sre sonnslltee OF the republican
- e.mmlsire IN the recwns MUM
- esm,algn. The special com.
rT,s. iii be appointed in = few
MS
ksssses Corporations
uuing she Il nsoaths he has been
: 3rse assessor Parish has Non
.s,<~ewad paealaF confidence b.
= 1<sermlnatinn Nith which h.
Il vrrsnea he task ~ assessing
4 ropersy upon the basis Of lts
~ ~ hss hen especially com
xn.isa iuF rs efforts 30 compel
i nsrnfasinas and The owners 81
- AID timh~F lands to pas their
AZ dare ii taxes
a<rssafaFs shese classes % prop
m ksi besa allowed 20 eseanc.
X nzsnr4iE the owners % the
nprru lsse not booked upon NJ
78~hs aesA wssh enthusiasm
~ ~Yafa. manths there have
| IN essIkarrs fropplnK out frum
~ - t'ne q \ concerted effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

tay United Preas.l I
= LONDON. March 25.--sir ,
q Henry Campbell eannssman. |.
. premier Of England. IL report. |.
= ed 10 be dying. tte has been .
= ~ several days, bat ne area,
= alarm Was felt over his con, I
= di.ien until today, when serl. .
4 Gus case Of dropsy developed. I
. ttis frienda have new absn. .
= doned hepe. fearing death will .
= claim the English statesman .
4 al almost any memsat 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
Wounded Corean Adviser
Was Slated for
Death.
tsy United prsss.o


SAN fRANCtACO, March aa--
u " Stevens. wounded adviser "a
the 1nr~an council ct state. passed
a fairly good night. bat his eondi
tion Is practically unchanged Pa
locate tho iva bullets IN hia bedy
Stevens Will undergo the N.faK 90.
Grafton this afternoon. Chun. the
wounded tofaan. was reported 10.
day ~ having a better chance OF
recovery than AT any time since
he Mas shot.
LOS ANGELES. March sb Had
not Durham " Stevens. American
adviser to the Japanese govern.
mant Ia Corca been assaulted aud
shot Al san Francisco. he would
have suffered at the hands Of the
t.ns Angeles cefeaas upon arrival
here
The Corcan colony IN Los An.
gelea has held a meeting Ono OF
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|iEW CLUE IN
BRITAIN CASE

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asked the superior court TO set
aside his marriage 90 Grace Lee.
which was solemnized in Butte.
Mont. on May is. 1906.
Wanda A. Scott. by her guardian.
Frank T. Christensen. is also seek
ing 10 have her marriage with Al.
bert X. Scott annulled on tina
grounds that the couple were not
competent 10 enter into matrl-
upnV
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THOMAS w. LAWSON

BOSTON. MARCH Is. 1905.