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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
SPECIAL SERVICE q SQUADRON.
rr,xnls of the Maine and Alabama Mt
:, AsuA,,un. Intllu SinAnl. 49,.

wi, ,.,, of the Maine and Alabama mt
Guam ArOuscs Enthusiasm.
GUAM, July I'll he Sarriyal on M NJ! o J. y
day OF the battleships Maine and Ai a.,
In ma composing a special service
squadron, which is the advance guard
OF the American fleet onastts voyage
around the world, has8aroused intense rs .
enthusiasm here. The governor has
!bea an petitioned by tho natives to make
the men on the warships the guests
Of the government on the islands dur
ing their stay. !, IN
p' Great crowds assembled IN the
streets to-day to see the CAPTAINS Of
the battleships when they paid q visit
to the governor, A baseball game and
"a grand ball have been arranged In
honor OF the sailors. who will stay
tl,eray nna week ~ 4 fS.a sl. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
DOwcn-sanders.

DOwcn-Sanders. j.
fss FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July -
Mr.. Charles e. Bowen and Miss Aria
e. Sanders. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sanders, both Of Richmond
county. were married few days ago,
Rev. 6. AL Connolly officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
SHIPPERS MUST USE STAKES
Interstate Commission urholds Law as

Interstate Commission Upllolds Law MS
to Shipment of Lumber.
WASHINGTON, .. c., July 1.-THE
Interstate Commerce Commission, in
decision to-day. upholds the present
laws enforced by the railroads reqnir-
ing shippers of lumber on open cars
to use stakes to secure safe transport
tation. The contention OF the lumber
men was that such a practice sub
jected them to undue expense. The
decision grew out OF number of COM
plants fled by the National Wholesale
Lumber Dealers and the Pacific Coast
Lumber Manufacturers against several
OF the leading railroads Of the coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08

Jar. but ! do nots believe he could do
as much harm as people imagine. He
VIII have a Republican. Senate, and
perhaps Republican Houses
las to the market, I have not been
Watching it very closely, and would
not caro- to venture an opinion. anu
tuying no stocks, neither am selling
Gny. I hold securities which might so
up twenty points without inducing me
to sell. Should they go down ten
POINTS. / might take on a few more
sliares. We are going to have large
crops this year. which will help to re-
store business to normal conditions"
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st. Regis, to which the Tyler Morses
also moved. During all this time the
Gould family held frequent family
councils.
The first reports from these councils
were that Nine. Gould would marry
the Prince De sagan, and it was finally
announced, just before Nine. Gould re-
turned to Paris, that the Gould FAM
lily had become recQnclled to the mar
rage.
when George j. Gould sailed Cor
Europe on juno eth, he said that tbs
marriage had the approval Of eve;y
member Of the Gould family, and that
he would certsinly attend the wedding
III 1t took place while he was abroad.
He is still touring England and France
In an automobile. Tut he changed his
mind about attending the wedding
The marriage contract between the
Prince and Nine. Could was Signed
early In June, one Of the conditions
icing that their property should re-
main separate, M:le. Gould retaining
as much OF hers as though she mar
riod under the English or Amerlcan
law. The annual income from Nine.
t1oulds fortune Is considerably over
spEo 900, but after divnrclnE Count De
itastellane, sto was receiving less than
$500, 900, tho rest Eotng to pay MS
fdetts. When Mn,c. Gould was here.
she insisted .hnt her brother shou:d
#proyide mora literally for her, aaa
should give lierEat least $25 900, winch
vas done, Il t Is stated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
ton. D. c. Capital: $4,000. Objects, Gem
eral merchandise business.
PRoTEsT DIX SHIPPERS NOT .sss ss ags
+. NECESSARY TO RECOVERY.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July THE
Interstate Commerce Commission In the
case OF the Southern Pine Lumber Com
jpany against the Southern Railway. In
awarding PREPARATION to-day holds that
protest by shipper or conslgnee against
payment az lawfully established freight
rates is not a necessary prerequisite
to the recovery of damages resulting
from unreasonable charge,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
Speese-Ple inont.
Especial to The Tlmes- D!sp

Especial to The TlmeA-Dspatch.J
NORFOLK. VA. July IA pretty
home wedding was solemnized at
the residence OF Mr.. i. H. Piedmont.
No. SIS Cooke Street. Park View. this
afternoon. when his daughter, Miss
Marie c.. became the bride OF Mr.. John
A. Speese. Of Blueheld. w. Va.
The bridal party entered the parlor
to the strains OF the .Lohengrin" we'd
ding march, advancing to an arch OF
palms. where Rev. Father Charles Z.
Donohue. OF st. Pauls Church. this city.
performed the ceremony.
Miss Nina Albert, cousin OF the
bride, was maid OF honor, while Mr..
Frank S. Piedmont, brother OF the
bride. acted as best man. Following
the ceremony reception was held
from 1880 to 6 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. speese left tonight
on the Norfolk and Western train for
Roanoke and other important points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
.PR0BA BLY, NOT Il HE. MAN !
Police Probably Numbered
isi - In Treating Giles.

I J, ~ s In ArrextinEs Giles.
PHILAA1LPHIA. Pa. July 7,---
Though the police pretend to believe
that Frederick Giles, JE., arrested as
II suspect In the, Ca Sc, knows -something
Wilson, OF this city. who died on June
fa6th, after drinking a}Thottla Of ale
cyanide 81 Spotas IS inm. devel-
.opnents tot day tend to show thu the
ter. q and that Giles finds himself In
his embarrassing pos ttionS as the result
OF Ills forts to- protect the nalne Of
his ~ Dung w fa.s iE ~ M ,.,
5Ahow that Algs,S les ~ sd so1s 4 uNe q sthl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

urged % take steps 20 have the
coming legislature authorize the
aietc land commissioner 10 use the
surplus over the million dollars
that will be given 10 the exp0si.
ton from tho sale o. shore lands.
10 excavaie the channel between
Lakes Union and Washington. The
estimated cost Of the work ls 5000.
600 Il Is aiso pointed out that the
dirt could be sold for a small nd.
ditionai sum The Lake Washing.
ton Canal company believes that
The advertising alone would be
worth the money expended.
The chamber placed itself on
record as favoring the proposed
advance In salaries Of United
States circuit judges from $1,000
70 tio0oe and United States dis.
trlct judges from $4,000 90 $1,000.
The chamber also recommended
congress to provide railway mail
clerks with expenses while on du.
~, and 90 arrange a scale OF wages
that Will attract and retain men OF
ability and maintain the efficiency
Of the service.
The Washington delegation IN
congress viii be urged 90 give rs
support 20 the movement for IN
creased appropriations for the
Bureau Of Soils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
YOUTH SHOT
DOWN BY
POLICE
HE REFUSED TO OBEY
A COMMAND TO
HALT.
Was Found Sleeping in
Box Car and Routed
Out by Waterman.

Because be refused 10 obey a
command 10 halt. Archie Johns. IL
years Old. who lives a. 2l7 Pine a..
was shot through the right hip by
q shot fired on the waterfront. at
The foot Of Madison ~, shortly after
2 o'clock this morning. The injured
lad was taken 20 Wayalde Elmer
Reucy hospital, where the attend.
ants state he viii recover.
Johns. together with Arthur
Eyrea. Willie Roberts and +. A.
Wright. all young men. were found
sleeping IN box car az the foot 81
Madison st. By Frank Auki. watch
man In the employ of the Great
Northern. early this morning When
discovered the boys began 10 run
and Aukl opened fire PatFolmcn
crandeil and lieli heard the shots
and ran toward Madison 81 ia time
10 ace Johns fleeing down the water.
front Both pairOlmen discharged
their weapons aud Johns fell 70 the
pianking with a shot in his right
hip.
The boys claim 20 have come 70
Seattle from Vancouver hast night.
Wright II regarded as a bad
young man b. the police. To Cap
tain Of Police Alex Macdonald he
admitted last night that he bad been
arrested ia Vancouver and Portland
for thleycry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
TO DIE ON
GALLONS
Herman BilIek VIII Be
Hung for Murder Of
a Family.

CHICAGO. SoY. ~. ~ Herman
RAllek. convicted II murder b. tbs
alleged poisoning Of this vrzai fam.
ny. made . final appeal for his ilfe
whom he was presented before
Judge Barnes 70 b. sentenced 80.
day. The court asked ths prisoner
II he desired 20 make statement
and the famous necromaneher aud
soodoo doctor rose and almost
screamed
q swear before God that ! am In.
nocent ! have The right 70 a new
trial because have been perjufed
against May God have mercy on
your soul If you sentence me. an
innocent man, to die on the gal
lows.
The judges face turned white as
niIlek shouted At him He made
no display Of feeling. however. and
pronounced the sentence. fixing
pec. "a as the day for BiIlek's ex.
ecutiDu.
The prisoner was overcome when
he heard the sentence. and was
helped from the room, being unable
% walk. Blilek will b. hanged at
the same time that negro muir.
derer "a executed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
RUNORS OF
SU|C|DE:
GROW
Empress of China Said
to Have Taken Her
Life.

fEkfN. Nov H. Humora that
the empress committed suicide
have galned widespread publicity
IN the last "A hours. but there 10
no official statement as 60 che
cause % her death or the direct
cause Of the demise of the en-.
pefur
Prince Ching. president OF the
board % foreign affairs and head
Of the army. has risen suddenly 20
be the most prominent figure In
China. Even Prince Chuu. the re-
gent. hse asked the support Of
Prince Chlng. who Ia nov Kuart.
ing the Imperial palace with ses
eFai hundred selected men
The financial situation IL en-.
fremeiy grave. over 20 exchanges
IN Pebln have been affected by the
doablc death In the royal family.
Native banks arr having great az.
fienlty and many are IN dnaKer ~
suspension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
CAPTAIN BELLS
FUNERAL TODAY

The funeral Of Captain Bushrod
w Bell, formerly OF the United
States secret service. who died
Sunday. took place this afternoon
from the First Presbyterian
church. Dr. NJ A. Matthews offici-
atlng The body was escorted
from the Bonnoy.Watson under.
taking chapel By the John u.
Gordon Camp OF United Confvd.
crate Veterans. The G.. A. r. at
tended In a body The body was
taken 90 MI Pleasant cemetery for
cremation after the ceremony.
The pail bearers were Thomas
u. Foster, W. l. Woodruff. Sam
uel shay George Stuart. W. W.
Mcclure and George Reddin The
honorary pail bearers were John
Neaglo. Col. James n. Gilmer. A.
X. shay. Judge J. II. Allen, W. II.
Collier and Mr.. Mcdowell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
EXPERT HAS - PLAN
TO BUILD SEAWALL


the question Of neawAt The cost
~ the work proposed by Mr. Flynn
II estimated a. fi7s a lineai foot
The council adopted a resolution
directing 4. v. BOuillon. Huperin-
tendent ~ public utilities. 70 make
a thorough investigation u both the
local telephone companies Refer
encc was uade 10 the fact that the
charges for service are hurdeuaome
ard that the city has not Sufficient
control over the companies
Salary Increased.
City Engineer ThomHuH'a salary
was Increased from $4,000 q year 40
1880. This was proposed IN last
years budget, hut was turned down
by the council
The Seattle Electric Co. asked that
the city postpone the construction
~ tho biz trunk sewer on WnninR-
ford av until after the exposition
Tho claim IT J. X. Dennis for In
iurieB following n shock received at
the municipal lighting station on
oct 10. was referred to the claims
cOmmittee.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

CHICAGO. m. Nov i7s--This IL q
picture OF Speaker Joe. G. Cannon
IN a g. hat
lie bought the hat to wear 20 the
banquet q tho Chicago Bankern' as.
scciation. his first formal appear.
ance since election
IN New York, two years ago,
when he lost bis hat. he paid s. for
new one and declared that e. was
enough for amy man to spend for
hat
Meat ~ the bankers wore high
alik hats. bat rnele Joe wore bis S.
ia proudly lie sore no caff1. max.
lnr the wrist bands % his shirt
serve the purpose but the uanyllle
laundry seemed % have Il on the
Chicago lrnuera. for uncle Joe .
shirt front was az white and shiny
az bath room tlling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
CON VENTI0N is
INVITED HERE

Mayor Miller yesterday extended
a formal invitation % the Ameri-
can Prison association to hold its
1908 convention In Seattle during
the exposition year
THE association is now In session
in Richmond. Va aud the formal
invitation will be presented Ia tho
convention by G s Reed. now war.
den Of the state pcnltCntiary Of
WalA Walla Who is "a delegate
from this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
SUBURBAN LAW VIOLATION
UNCHECKED BY THE POLICE
GOLKETT WILL
BE RETAINED

president. according 70 dispatches
from Warrington
There are 90 D. no changes said
Russell today. Everything except
the effitc II assistant ia undsr civil
service u Mr Coikctt makes good.
he viii b. retained ! DO not pro-
pose ans change. II be proves salts
factory
until he receives the official appoint
president he will then be- required
~ provide q bond and Immediately
upon complying with this forfnaiits
viii ne sworn In a. Stewards sue.
csNnuf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
KAISER COST $4,000.


! BERLIN. Nov. i7.-Die Welt
b Am MOntag. one % the lead
} ing papers Of the German cap ,
! ltal. has created n sensation !
} BY the publication OF what Is !
) purported 70 be an exclusive
! story 10 the effect that the !
: German government paid $780, I
! 600 20 the Century magazine I
! for the suppression 81 the Ia. !
4 teryiew with Kaiser Wilhelm I
. that the American magazine I
! held out OF this months issue I
II Is stated that William Bay I
. ard Hale. the writer who Sc !
+ cured the interview. was I
I party TO the transaction where. I
\ hy Il was held out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
WOULD ExCAvATE
CHANNEL FOR
CANAL

Believing that the visitors 20 the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
who viii DO Seattle permanent
Tood viii be- impressed mostly by
the efforts to make a big city. such
a. The rcgrades. tide fills. etc. the
Chamber OF Commerce has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

laskf without prescriptions during
&c past four months than the en.
iife Hales o. medicine amounted ~.
IA fact that proprietor mnkea no e..
Yet Of the fact that hts chief huai.
sfas Is dlsposing 81 bottled wet"
ecods. Rainier beer costs you Is
rsusa a bottle IN this place. and you
sfr set q IN unlimited quantities.
~ times people have gone otit o.
MS drug store with from three 20
~ bottles Of beer under their arm
While two uniformed policemen
stood within one block Of the place.
u vas quite generally reported
nouK n number of people that on
the day ~ election one Second ay.
dFuE store sold more than two bar.
ieiH Of whisky II you had no pre-.
Ncripiion q was all right anyway.
and the majority ot the purchasers
cd not hare a prescription. accord.
ina 90 the story told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

TOXIC. Nov. I7--Adsicea ~.
celved here from rekin eay that
tbs palace gates arr guarded and
thai entrance u refused % 81 per.
aesa eNcepg after the most rigid
examination.
The Fumor that the empress
committed suicide after fasting ior
neatiy week ~ becamsnE
stronger The Chinese revolution.
afy students Ia ghiN city are hold.
lnK meetings and are being watch.
81 eioseiy - tie police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
The Cost Would Be Met
by a Tax on All
Tonnage.

J. r. FLYNN. a well known engi-
neeriHR expert who has been IN
charge 81 tho sea~ail construction
a. the port ~ San Francisco. intro
duced plans for "a municipal reawail
az the meeting ~ the city council
last night
The scheme which Flynn HuRgeata
iF 20 complete the work by au issue
n haFlsef Improvement bonds. 20 be
retired with tho proceeds which the
city can receive from the acaWaii
averaging he estimates. from - 10
cents a ton for All freight going over
TIE wall
Special COMMITTEES.
The proposition was referred to
the special committee which WAS ap-
painted some time ago a. take uu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
COMMISSION FAV0RS
HOME MANUFACTURES

fsexretaFy O. "a YandFii has re-
efYsi the following reply 10 hiss
Telegram 81 yesterday - The State
hsuiaina Communication 81 consider the
t8Ndmfe ~ local bidders
State Nutidinn Commission hns
iet M contracts for furnishings uf
fKtstres. executive mansion We de-
tfgt - alive heHf manufacturers
efFFs possible advantage when uat-
~ - fearhed Architects have nss
Ytt Submitted o. az plans and eati.
nseten covering above
1he Telegram WAS signed BY Cos.
Mead. Nlee % Mills and 81 W Claus
etn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
RACER
IS KILLED

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, New. H.
emil Stricken was killed almost In
stansly today while trying to break
the worlds record for "a hours con-
finuous automobile driving.
He was IN a bg Renauis car and
was taking many chances In a wild
trial for the record when something
went wrong and the car was
smashed.
There was nothing left Of the ma
chine bot q tangled ard twisted
mass Of iron and the driver was
crushed 50 that he was hardly rec
ounixable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
IS
IMPROVING
RAPIDLY
Walked a Little Today and
Is in a Cheerful
Mood.
10y United Prsss.)

PAso ROBLEs. Cal. Nov. IT.
oov-eie coasroyo Of Washington
A. Improving rapidly aud today was
ante g. ~aik n little His physician.
lif II n keyfor. left this morning
Tor his home The K0vefnor.elect
AS n a pleasant mood. and said
that be believed be soon will have
recovered entirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
MANY DEAD
IN COAL
MINE
Scores Buried by Explosion
and Rescue Work Is
Futile.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. IT,.
An explosion today in No. mine
Of the Tennessee Coal company -
reported 10 have buried scores u
men. SIX bodies ARE reported %
have been removed already, The
entire working force 81 the mine
IA trying 10 rescue tho Imprisoned
men.
II IL believed that none Will be
rescued because the eavelns are -
situated that no air can reach the
imprisoned miners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

fanns Mrs. E.AetmAn'H hack was
turned and she cannot a@9 who fired
fhe f3tAt aint
Tho f.@rnarN pistol has two charm
lsurN Discharged that - f'ai eoopcF
II fan Il eartfidNes ard thu barrel
- clean. Young cuurtfa magazine
revolver has stTSFai tArfftdxts mise
ms. an dthe exact nuu4nsz ~ shots
st flred eAnnet b. Ahcrftaiund
The fatal Ahot entered taftwAcAs
neck Ia che back and fhe sound H.
powder stained. The ballet came
eug ~ the mouth. aistssdxiug two
teeth after seYerinE the spine
Tounk Cooper was faknu e. . hos.
pitAi 60 BE- treated fas wound IL
the Ehnmtsiur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
RUSSELL Says the Present
Assistant Must Make
Good.

William , coiketf, az present a.
4 stant rasinasief. and who served
l4 uke frfifi1u for two terms M
fFf Geo. ~ stewart recently re-
lowed ~ President Roosevelt. wil
~ Retained a. assistant under Pest
&Htrf Geo r. Russell. who WAS
f7fYnaily appointed yesterday 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

WASHINGTON. Nov. Ito
DAYS treasury statement shows re-
ceipts si.86TSS2, disbursements
ti.9SO.000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

announced his intention 81 Locking
Ruef up zen minutes before the ~.
tempt On The life of Heney.
Peter j. HaRxerty. under
sheriff. stating that 40 Al.
tampia had been made Ca
ths life ~ RneE since he has
been eonfined in the county Jail
after the attempt Gu the life q
Heney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

NAShN if.fst. TeuA.. Nov. IL. -
N7am IN, Duncan t.ssspen and HIS
non. ltuttn foupef. afe tried faF the
staying II wx Senator n w Ear
mack. the question 81 e'h~thwr tar-
mack ~ younG Cooper fired the FIRST
shot VIII navr 20 - gaFsfy answered
Is THREE REVIEWERS. new IN poeseeslssfl
~ tha police
Friends ~ the fsoFfpcre say Car.
mack fired tne frat shot. being
frightened - thN demand IL she
hind thaf lady Mrs Chaa " East
man. with hon he VAS couvers-
tea
t'ArmaeA'a supporters declare that
re- was shot Ia ambush. thr moment
M sferreA from behind Mrs East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

Mrs John Gorfon. Mrs. Cordon's
son. Mrs. Danbrieht. a sister OF Mrs.
Gordon. Mrs Stewart. a friend OF
the latter. and Dorothy Stewart. her
daughter. have al returned positive
cultures. which show that the diz-
ease has seized them ia It's clutches.
John Gordon. the sister whose name
IL not known. a Mrs. Cicero. Mrs
Mary Leigh. the nurse and Irene
stewart. second daughter of tho
Mrs Stewart Who Is sick. and Mrs.
lanbright's daughter. are all classed
as suspects. which means that they
may be taken down sick al any mo-
ment but have not yet shown posi-
tive cultures
John Gordon. Mrs. Mary Leigh.
the nurse. and Gordon's sister. all
Of whom broke quarantine. have not
been located. and the health au-
thorities are fearful that they may
have left trail OF disease germs In
their wake. Every possible effort
Is being made 20 effect their cap
ture. In whsch event the authorities
Will demand that they be prose-
cuted 10 the full extent OF the Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
FATHER QUITS HOME
AFTER DAUGHTER
DIES.
Several Suspects Show
Symptoms of Dread
Disease.
~--------------
DEAD.
Mildred Gordon.
SICK.
Mrs. John ooroon
Mrs. cordon's son.
Mira. Danbrlnht.
Mrs. Stewart.
Dorothy Stewart.
SUSPECTED.
John Gordon. broke quarantine.
John ocrcon's sister, broke guam
antlne.
Mrs. Cicero.
Mrs. Mary Leigh. broke quaran-
tine.
Irene Stewart.
Mira Dsnbrleht's daughter.

With the body Of his daughter
Mildred hardly cold in death, John
Gordon. a rnillwright. Of 515 Rainier
boulevard. broke the quarantine
which had been established by the
health department and abandoned
hia wife. son and a sister to the raw
ages Of malignant. or black"
diphtheria.
Today the disease has been dis
covered 10 exist In two sections Of
the city, with the possibility Of the
germs having been carried TO Bal
lard and elsewhere. and the althori-
ties. armed with warrants. are
searching for Mrs Mary Leigh.
nurse. a sister OF Gordon, whose
name Is not known, and the missing
miilwFlght. all Of whom broke quar-
anfine. and who may have spread
the terrible plague broadcast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17
Al West Seattle

West Seattle shelters gambilns
and illegal liquor selling For
mouths one resort has sold liquor
without a license. and another place
near BY dispoaes of intoxicating
drinks practically 90 anyone who 30
desires n any doubt arises The
thirsty ones sign a card and are told
that they are membprS u Is aiH
nlficant that no dues or initiation
fee "a charged You get the drink
and the card, Is memento Of how
easy Il Is 10 fool the officers
South Park people have com
planned time and again about the
reckless disregard ~ the lazy shown
hy number 81. people who hold
saloon licenses Boys and girls Of
immature age can buy beer a. one
saloon. al any time of the day OF
night. apparently. with the same
ease and accommodation that Is
shown 10 the adult customers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-17

There are large number of drug
stores which are selling liquor IN
almost Wholesale lots One drug
store not eight hlocla from the 20
llss station has sold more beer and