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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

carry With Il tho tragedy OF the
widows aud others who will FOL
low the advice Of this man and add
Ia the millions now possessed by
lawson and the men with whom
he Il associated
Jacob Furth. president ~ the ia.
get Sound National hank; 4 long
aeo determined that Lawson was IN,
sincere. aud have read nothing ~
hts recent writings / have noticed
his ADVERTISING Ia the local papers
during the paat few days. but have
not read a.
Axel n. soelbero. vice president
ard cashier u the state Hank OF
Seattle. Personally | have no
confidence tn lawson Ito n pure
Is 4 stock gambler ANY statement
be makes he naturally makes In his
own Interest
{. shorrees. president Northwest
Trust 4 Safe Deposit company a
careful examination OF Mr. Law,
son's advice regarding the stock
market during the past two years
shows that for some time after he
advised psoplo to has certain stocks
the price continued 90 fall. and
immediately after be advised them
% sell eeFiaia stocks tho price
continued 10 rise ! think any fur.
Their comment regarding Nc Law
ana's sincerity O. unnecessary
". ~. Latimer. manager ot nvx.
ter Horton a Co. The man who
Is SUNK 20 permit himself 10 be-
guided "a ans extent hy what law
son SAYS should always hU CA the
lookoaf for the nixEer IN tho pro.
leel which he - proposing AZ
have little time 10 hook for the
alkkef. ! DO not read what he says
When Lawson heKan writing fof
Etsfg heasa Magazine / read a
numher II his articles. and learned
from them many fhiuEa about the
iuaide II the game - Wall u.
finanee Hnt the egoiism % The
maH and of his writings rather dis.
Eustsd ne. and ! ceased reading
him ! Hos M iouKrf pas any AZ.
tention tn What be says"
President Arrold. First National
bank II M opinion e II merely
3 stuck lebblns proposition lhlnk
iaNssa mast have something he
wants % uuiuad have no cont
dnnes Ia hiua. aud non. Ia bis tips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
DE: Mai.
Evans Shows Falsity Of
GrOundlesS Reports.

WASHINGTON. March 2G.-
Charges that have been made con.
corning the position Of the armor
plate OF an the ships of the Atlantic
fleet are held to be Fronndlesa In
q report on the subject submitted
20 the secretary Of the navy b. Ad-
miral Evans.
The report SAWS that when the
vessels arrived AZ MaRdalena hay
the nrlnof belts we're several
Inches higher than when the yes
nels left Hampton Roads
Admiral Evans insists there II
nothing Irregular about this. b.
cause the ships we're coal laden 70
the limit when they left for the
south. bat that they would not
have been 80 laden were they go
ting into action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
TURNS ON GAS
AND ENDS LIFE

Peter Nowhouae. 20 years old. a
chauffeur IN the employ Of The fn.
rcka Automobile Company. on
broadway, committed suicide last
night hy turning OF gaa tap ia
his room at 1853 broadway.
llo was found dead Ia bed at
4.a0 o'clock this morning by u A.
simpson Of tho Schwabachar Hard.
ware Company. who was led to the
room by the pungcnt oder Of gas.
Acqualntancea In the apartments
occupied by Newhouae lnsiet that
the affair was an accident. bat the
opinion IN not shared By Deputy
Coroner Fuller. who investigated
the case
Newhouso had carefully closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
MUST
DIE
Gillette VIII Expiate Crime
in The Chair.


ArnuRN y Y. March 90 Mrs.
LonIse Gillette. mother q Chester
Gillette. tn youth sentenced Go die
In the electrie chair next Monday
lnefHlns for the murder 81 HE
sweetheart. Miss Grace brown To-
aa3 sent the following message 90
Gus Charles Evan Hughes
Tan you aaY before God that YOU
have no doubt OF my boys guilt
Piesse telegraph reply n you say
yoa cannot. his blood viii be upOn
your head
Signed LOUISE GILLETTE"
Gov hughes replied through his
sscfsiarY that be did not feel jus.
tilted IN interfering With the action
Of tise Law.
Mr. Gillette. who Is bearing her.
self Ike q spartan mother. visited
her son 10 the death cell NJ the
pfiaan to-day and sought 90 cncour,
axe the boy. Ito assured his
usothef he would die calmly and
hrasplY. aud that she would have
90 fanae 20 feel ashamed Of him.
The execution viii take place NJ
6 e'cioeA ia the morning, and FOL.
iowlng the autopsy the remains will
be turned over 70 the boys mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

nice lcafy cabbaRes and group
them n little 20 the left OF one mar.
row edge.
or. II you are Of an ornithologi.
cal turn. perch a stuffed owl or
anything else the Audubon society
viii not arrest. In the same loea.
ton. These elevations mark the
front and are the only sign whether
the wearer is going or coming
Balance the whole on your head
NJ an angle Of as degrees. the long
ends over the ears, and II Il does
not make You look like the lost
chord you are q Merry Widow"
candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
Korean Adviser Dies From Assassn's Wounds and
Now Others, Lives Are Placed in Jeopardy.

, VII cause them TO stop at nothing
10 attain their ends.
The japanese, especially the
consul knowing that this feeling
exists. are redoubling precautions.
Consul koike has admitted that be
believes he has been marked for
death. and his associates declare
that his fears are not without good
grounds
Not only are all the members OF
the consulate taking precautions
against possible violence. but they
are throwing the utmost secrecy
about their plans.
Assassin Pleased.
The assassin. Chang. sat In his
cell this morning displaying the
same fatalistic calm that has
marked his demeanor since he
fired the shots that ended the life
of stevens. Fully realizing that
nothing can save him from the gall
lows. Chang makes no efforts TO
eondone his crime. With Oriental
stoliditY. he says 10 his visitor, Il
shot 10 XIII
Fearing that poison may be
passed 70 the prisoner. his guards
are closely watching all visitors. IL
is expected that formal charge OF
murder will be placed against
Chang today and date set for the
trial.
viii Defend Assassin.
The Koreans are rallying to the
support Of Chang and Chun. the
slayers. and a big fund is available
FOR their defense.
Stevens body was removed to the
morgue today. There are no rela-
ttyes in the city. but the dead diplo-
mat lett a brother and sister In the
east.
On Stevens finger was found a
wedding ring. ON which was en-
giaved the following motto: Life
has joined us-death will not sepa.
rate AS Durham White Stevens,
July l.. 1887"
The body will be held pending
word from the east. ON arrival of
which the Japanese consulate will
probably make arrangements for
the funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
kNICKERB0CKER TRUST
THROWS OPEN ITS DOORS

clared Today that sufficient money
Is available 10 pay every one Of the
"a 0aa depositors should they all be-
anxious 70 withdraw their money.
The bank has assets Of over $50.
coo 600 aud the liabilities are
slightly less.
bankers and financiers generally
say that the re-opening OF the
KnicEefbocker Is perhaps the best
sign Of returning prosperity that
has been seen since the beginning
Of he money panic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

q tell you. the parasol men are
sore"
And yet no description Well,
n You really want Co know what
the Merry Widow" sailor looks
like. a few household articles care
fully manipulated will show you.
Directions Lay a turkey plat.
ter on the lid Of a pasteboard suit
box. that Is. II II has oval ends
and can accommodate a 25-pound
bird Cut out. In the center take
out a round piece with bread
and butter plate as q guide In
SORT a round paper oyster pail for
tho crown Select two or three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

If II does. 70 stralghtway and
buy tah worth of hair 90 help out.
And the materials and the trim
minRs
Hines lead There are n hun.
dred tints and tones and shades,
Electric blue, almost the same as
Alice blue IL the favorite.
One effective sailor shown was
q complete chromatic scale IN
blues The straw hrim was q dark
shade piled high with roses tinted
from the brim shade TO the popu-
lar electric. while a great mass of
lighter blue prairie grass added the
theat tone in the scale. Tho band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

Property Of any nature. whore the
shipment emanatss and ends within
the state. aud where Il has been
started from one county before the
frat day Of March. Is assessable
upon arrival at lia destination. &C.
euraInE % = decision rendered BY
the state beard u tar commission
era. a copy Of which reached County
Assessor Parish to-day
The decision VAS called forth BY
a case taken before the state board
by the assessor 81 Suohomish com
.. covering the question " ASSESS.
InK wheat stored tn the Great North.
ern warehouse At that pnini
The state tar commission holds
In part - follows
Where property has arrived a,
It's destination and d held IN bulk,
even though Il may be reahlppcd 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
10y United Pressl

NEW YORK. March 26.--With
5000 900 stacked up ready to meet
all demands. the kBlckerbockef
Trust company threw open its doors
for business today FOR the first time
since DC was closed last October.
At noon. the hour of the reopen
Ing. hundreds Of depositors were IN
line. but many ~ them we're there
for the purpose Of depositing say
inga. Officials OF the Institution dc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

And the tardiness ~ this last ar.
rival from Merry Widow mad New
York II due only to the fact that
the factories couldn't got out
enough material sooner.
4 description Words fail. a
careful sorting over Of the stock
Of adieetivcs such as chic. bizarre.
stunning. fetching and gorgeous,
does not discover one adequate.
Even Immense" still leaves vide
stretch for the Imagination.
Many Of the sailors are 36
inches across" said a hat dealer
Those only 30 inches. however.
come within the pale Of good STYLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
10y United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26-
with d. W. Stevens. the man they
hated most, dead from the work
Of an assassin. the Korean pat.
riots are now, more than ever.
turning their eyes toward japan.
csc Consul koike. who, they be.
lieve. Is the custodian OF the more
or less intangible state documents.
signed by the puppet council OF
state OF Korea. setting forth the
great progress that Japan claims
the hermit kingdom has made
since the little brown man became
its protector.
Stevens died az the ST. Francis
hospital last night following an OPP
Grafton.
The repeated donials by the Jap.
ancse consul that the unfortunate
Stevens had any such document
with him, and that. therefore. he.
the consul. cannot now be It's Gus.
todian. have had no lettering eff
feet on the Koreans IN their cf-
forts TO secure possession of this
supposedly important paper. or TO
at least prevent It's presentation 70
Japanese Ambassador Takahira and
later 10 President Roosevelt and
his advisors
Nothing can convince the Ko-
reans that this document does hot
exist. and that Il is not the inten.
ton OF the Japanese representa-.
tives in this country, to present It
90 the president.
Secret Agents at Work.
The Koreans. as well as the lap
anese, have their agents at work.
the former watching every move.
ment Of the members Of the con.
sulatc. and the japanese gathering
data that they hope will aid them
In suppressing not only the revulu.
tionary movement in this country.
but will be OF material assistance
in putting to complete rout the
leaders OF the propaganda at home.
The local Koreans realize that
they have gone too far To retreat,
and are In a frame OF mind that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
ATTEMPTS TO
KILL CHILD

Becoming violently insane and
attempting TO KIN his little baby
daughter. q. NJ Flake Of card az
and Yealer Way Vas taken into Gus.
tody b. palrolman Waieott this
afternoon. Flake MAS dragging his
wife and baby AT the corner q Yes.
Ter Way and 21nd az. wheu the
mother. screaming for help. at.
traoted the attention Of the police
man. Flake was taken to the
county lail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

the windows and locked The door.
aud turned an Illuminating gas tap
on full blast
pespendeney may0havo been the
motive.
Among the mans effects was n
letter from his sister. Minnie New
house. an2 Ninth ay.. Milwaukee.
Wis. which indicated that New
house had been hard pressed for
mousY aud had written home FOR
funds. In her reply, the sister said
in kindly terms that he could not
be accommodated
Ne~hanae came here two months
ago from San Francisco He had
been ga the coast Tor a year.
Thu body IL at Bonney.Wntson's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

was a Persian pattern of blue and
gold.
Burnt orange straws also are
swell.
Great cabbage rosettes Of ribbon
or chiffon are used. Some stand a
foot high
4 straw sailor with row of
brilliant red owls or dull gray owls
pcrched across its side front makes
the nobbicst Of ahout.town hats
one shown WAS perch Tor eight
OF these starey.eyed successors to
the guinea hen and the crow Of
last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
Shipment Of Property From One Point in State TO
Another Does Not Exempt h From Taxation al Its
Destination.

other points. II is subject 10 taxa.
ton.
Not sln Transit
Where tbs shipment Of property
emanafea and ends within the state.
e cannot ~ considered IT any time
"a transit. 80 n - exempt Il from
taxation.
IN order 10 eutltie II to the II
emptl0u IL must be 80 handled as
Ia consulate Interstate commerce
In the absence 81 ans statute
ftiuE a place fer assessment ~
personal property. it Hlfua y sup
poned 10 BE- at the residence II the
nN ner. Our rrvenua Laws. however.
tx the sifus ou al tangible prop.
orty AZ the place II ita loeatian on
the first day Of March for assess
ment purposes.
1t has been repeatedly held that
property manufactured In one state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
Delegates Then Return to the Convention Hall and
lndOrse Uncle joe Cannon for the Presidential
Nomination al Chicago.

the delegates returned 20 the con,
Sentiou hall and Endorsed Uncle
joe Cannon. Illinois "favarite re-
publican son. fug the presidential
nomination NJ Chicago. The CON
xention also placed ltn STAMP 81 AZ
prevail on tbs state and national
administration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
GRATING OFFICER
Is DISCHARGED

PatFoimAn y & Tedhek vas yes
t.rday discharged from the ferea
BY order ~ Acting chief Ward. fol
lowing the disclosure Ia police
court In the trial 81 4. Keller. =
druggist for selling liqaor without
a license that he had bern IN the
habit u drinking while on duty.
Evidence VAS introduced IA shuu
that keliera Rrr~nt Was the result
Of malice on the part ~ the police
man. Keller claiming that Teafiek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
SUES ron DAMAGES.

Mary Ann. an Indian woman. who
bfoke her ieg hY stepping through
= defective sidewalk near the Nov
ettY mill On February -. and ~ now
couflned IN the Emergency hospital
has put In "a claim TO the city
council for damages In the sum Of
g. SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

NEW YORK. March Is Within
a few days nue d. CLEANLINESS. Who
recently married Theodore Shonts.
xIu b. summoned % eourt 20 ans.
Her 10 a suit started against him
hy Joseph Cavauaugh a London
taller. who claims he has not been
paid for 81 a4b worth of clothes
made for the nahieman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
DR.. David STARR JORDAN
SUDDENLY STRICKEN

university Marked improvement In
the condition Of DR. Jordan was re-
ported - Dr. Hall. who IL attend
lne Tie educator, after he had paid
his morning visit. lie said that
while Dr. Jordan was still suffering
from IN acute pain early today. he
Is gfeaflH relieved. and may be able
80 return home tomorrow Or Hall
refused 10 say what the Illness was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
FRISCO JAPANESE CONSUL
IS MARKED FOR DEATH
BARON lwAsAKl Dad.

TOXIC. March %. -narou Yano.
sukc INasabi who. excepting his
brother. was the wealthiesi man ia
Japan and one Of the leading bust.
ness men. died today The death
leaves naron x IWasaki. brother Of
the deceased. with more money
than any other man In Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
10y United Press !

SAN JOSE. Cal. March 26.-A
veil Of mystery has been thrown
about the Illness Of d. David Starr
Jordan. president Of Leland stan
ford university. who WAS suddenly
stricken IN this city late last night
and who IN now confined la the res
idencc OF Judge y Leib. a mem
Der 81 the board ~ trustees 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
Prohibi,ionists to Meet.

pOHTI.ANn. ore. March % =
Tho state prohibition party will
hold It's convention tomorrow TO Sc
iocf a state ticket At the same
time several district conventions
and the MuitBomah county eonyen-
ton will be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
eY ooRo1nY DALE

mis- IL TO introduce the Merry
Woo" sailor Take off your felt
mushroom dips and your velvet
~ scoop retreats 10 Il. ladies'.
nj, nke everything else Merry
h".'aosesque, milliners say It Is to
nave no competitor.
We long since became aecna.
W. sn 70 The Merry Widow smile.
u. 49, play, whether seemed IN Per.
M % Cork, has brought It's Merry
s ",aes limitations Nobody dances
u,n'ag but the Merry Widow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
LAWSON and HIS
STOCK OFFERING


/. SAN plnGo. March "a
= Joseph Weller seafton. anan.
= cier, manufacturer aud one af
= the Weaithieat men on the IA
= citio coast. died here last
= night from heart failure. IN.
4 duced By the grippe
= seatiun VAS 81 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
(By United Press

WASHINGTON March 2G-DIp.
lomatlc aud administration circles
here are astoundcd this afternoon
At the official statement Of the Ger.
man government that no objection
has been made ia Berlin 10 the aB.
polutment Of David Jayne Hill as
Ambassador 20 Berlin.
According 20 belief here. the oh.
lection was conveyed 20 President
Roosevelt by Ambassador Charlie.
maRne Tower. and the president
was given 10 understand by Tower
that the note of objection came
from Kaiser william direct
Il Is freely predicted here this
afternoon that should Tower fail TO
aubatautiafe his statements he viii
be incontineuly ousted from the
diplomatic corps.
II was stated today by high
official OF the state department that
IN response 10 repeated inquiries by
Secretary Root ~ 10 when he ex-
pccted 90 retire. Ambassador Tower
returned only eyaHiye replies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
Cattle Bankers Inclined to Place Little Cgedence in the
Promise That Wall Street Is to Play Fair.

n,vwhere throughout the init.
: states today the American PED.
!, ar very buslly engased Ia dis
,,..lns Thomas ". lsvsoa's lat.
al move.
n every city In the country The
,,r.papen are earrsIns la0soo's
,s,,rtislns BY which he hopes to
dispose Of several million dollars
v,,,A q, stock which be declares
i n, lust A. safe As government
,,.ss and mere Desirable because
!, ne hish rate q inierest 70 be
secured .herfsum IN dividends
tsr.cn began his advertising
49, aavs aro on Tuesday Law.
=. .a.snueed throagh the pFeas
-, al The falioSlug day he would
80 the publication Of a series
:, sd.erslsements that be desired
sss,x sthinking man aud Woman
,e,cashoui America and Europe u
.sss. hat ID the ads would AZ
,sar ness goOd news whieh
xould cause you 20 sit up straight
ep-ana take notice.
Tells Portion Of Secret.
On "Wednesday morning this man
!, Fwarled Finance fame told q
.sIoa n his secret. tie explained
~ wall Il. held al the stocks
"a bonds III the country and that
x. veople had The money Wall It
nora 70 hr0ke. be said Il this
msssshsn continued Ions There
- zoe way 10 save The Situation.
80 that was 10 exchange this
rnaey held ~ the people Tor some
=, he securitiss hcid hY tbs street.
n Aaa been sent fpr b. the
tIru 81 high fiuancr and hts aid
t>sesched. tie had Promised to
ms II Wall 81 wuuid allow hlm r.
~Ines shs securities that sefe 10
y sxehanked Mail 81 agteed
Itess ssenfifles had t-eea seleeted
"a utre 70 b. offered IN add
tua. ~ NnKs OF high finance had
rsen lawson their solemu pledge
"a, hereafter they would play On
~ .ca4re. that the shflunH uf
hmh wonld cease. and that II the
rugia would loosen the sfFiuHa of
:krsf manry bags that thas would
n xisen something worth maFe
nm iea cents On the dollar
Tells o. stoek.
Today Lawson tells something u
~ stoek 10 b. offered 10 the public
EHcrrow. and recommends 4 IN A.
Ntr1rannt TERMS as could possibly
y asrd Ne advises widaws to In.
~ 'heig Oh. and promises tomoF.
m 70 tel the name of the com
M IN vhich the people are asked
b invest
II Seattle. particularly among
lhpse Interested ln finane. Law
n1s latest Bad for pubiieitY Is
nnfh ds-eassed. Leading bankers
expressed themselves a. follows
Views Of LEGAL Bankers.
Ismes D. Hoee. president u the
rsioa savings 4 Trust eomHanf
rs ias; hig sdverfisinE aeheme
b 81 The moacy. Personally ! am
~ AZ sfmirsr Of LAwson. Aud
hsse never believed him 70 be oa
ne sgazre. In aay event. ! could
soi possibly have any confidence tn
sny man sho sonld advise a wta
rs ~ Instance. 70 invest even
wnl q her moHsy IN any stock
lamss =, Lsns. cashier scandIna
NAG knesAeaa bank 1t seems
Incredible 10 me that any ohe
shoaid place he slightest BIT Of
eFtfli ~ ne advice u Lawson. lie
iold q I've or three months AKA
ihai Ne vas through vilh the peo.
" ane that thereafter be would
ro'A only for himself. That he told
~ tuth then needs DO more con.
nFnaiion han that contained In
~ adseFusins be- = Publishing IN
ne papers Of The country this
teek To no this latest incident
Would b. iauakaffm - Il HfH -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

BERLIN. March &c Emperor
William ~ nov threatened with a
state call-down from the Reiehstag
as a result % bis reported com
munication 10 President Roosevelt
IN which objection was made to the
appointment 81 David Jayne Till
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
FIRE BREAKS UP ILLINOIS
STATE REPUBLICAN MEETING

had Il in for him because he had
s1ut of bis free drinks 10 which he
bad been helping himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

THE WEATHER RAIN TONIGHT AND
FRIDAY; LIGHT SOUTH WINDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

other points. it is sasiec, to taxa
ton.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
CLEVELAND STRONG
AND IN GOOD HEALTH

New York, March 18- Grover
Cleveland is spending his seventy f rst
birthday anniversary today in Lake.
wood N. j. He is expecting his fam
lily there from Princeton to remain
through the day with him.
Mr.. Cleveland strolled over to the
Cleveland cottage, which is known az
the "little White house. He ap-
pears to be gaining strength rapidly
after his recent illness.
81 enjoyed my walk greatly" he
said. II have not ventured so far
before in nine months. My health
is improving and feel much better
than l have for long time.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
WASHINGTON IS ADVISED
THAT OUTLOOK IS GRAVE

Washington, March lS The Hay
tien situation is described by the
state department officials today rs
decidedly more grave than at anytime
since the revolution has been In pro-
gress there. Dispatches received
early in the day are that the Hay.
tien government has reversed its
Lewiston to allow the refugees in the
foreign legations to leave the coun-
try. They will not be allowed to do
so. Two American warships are on
the way there to guard American in
terests.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18

Home people take advantage Of
Sunday dinner at Hotel Lennox. II