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New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, August q,
1908.
ARRIVED.


stamer Carnania (Br. Barr. Liverpool August 10 and
Queenstown 20 the Cunard Co. Ltd with AL cabin
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the
steamer ioyaz lf3raz) AIeissner. de
80 Rahia j. Maceio 9. Pernanhuco
Z. 10 Maranham II. Para IA and barbados ~ TO
the Bar midnight. Goth.
Rosario di GioTgio CNur Mathesen. Port An
21 to the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit
Arrived the Bar at 10 26th
Steamer Finance. Mowb1ay. ristobal August 20 to
the Panama Railroad s. Line. with &c passengers mails
and ndse. Arrived at lie Bar at 400 a m
Steamer Proteus. Hopner New Orleans August %. TO
Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse. Left
Quarantine 7:30 q
Co. lumber. Left Quarantine at
1015 a m.
gust 81. the Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit Arrived
the $50 m.
Alice CAus,), Stuparich Trieste August Pat
Palermo b. Phelps Bros & co, l31
19s passengers and mdse. Arrived
the 1890
steamer lie Coo OBr). Petersen August IS. TO
Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived II
Steamer washtenaw Connor Sabine Pass August 81 to
the Union Oil Co, with oil Passed in Sandy Hook
steamer Apache. Staples jacksonville August "a
Charleston % the Clyde IS Co. with and
InGse- Left Quarantine at 20
Martello Ward 10. San
derson Son. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar 1:3j
steamer Maracas drD Kirkby Trinidad August 10 and
Grenada 80 The Trinidad Shipping and Trading 60.
with ~ mails and mdse Arrived the Bar
steamer Monroe Eulphers Newport News and Norfolk
the Old Dominion S. Co. with passengers and mdso.
Steamer Aladdin (Nor) Bugh. Cardenas August 10
30. 10 J II Winchester & Co. with sugar.
steamer Prinz EateI Friedrich Ger Krause Santa
21 the Hamburg American Line with
Sandy Hook. J. Aug "a. $3.50 p rn-Wno northeast
fresh breeze: clear rough sea
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Mann Parcels Change Hands at
Foreclosure.

49,. -o-,s,s psre sold yesterday in foreclosure
proceedings in the Real Estate Ehchanse ~ 80, 80
,oo-,s Nos IL and 10 Nesey St Inc Dea--
Co-onsnv paid ssos25 for six story brlck rene
,,ent house on a plot 5rzsi isxSeSs1-' ieo' a. rho
.,,est corner of l5oth st. and linton ave- 1n
so,,n, due was about s. 500. subject 10 I" my,
cages aggregating $1,000 The otheF aucDOt-
were follows
By Phillips Co: 2iI 50 50 ;sssssoia: sss e bryant
agt Nordenschild ct sas sa taxes etc s25f 20:
BGshsf ,obs DIsniit ss1 aI4o for cas s55oS o,
ssS i. a'Sf pay 5sS * s:5ssss i;.I
arnold sgs Cspsasf tsI at as st a. $40 7Ss 2o
issns a s fSr ey Srk iSa ten h.
Klein ct esa si ssss sse "a q to 81 fs5d
$ 500 Of 9th ave 'osssll 81 cisEk ns 0s atty
s9 ANA ast due S taxes s5s @
.uo to mtge $4,000 adjourned 70 . of 44th
s sss rSns Hls S9 1oosx s.1 1'7 Conc no
esE es4cfoh fy co 6Fs e al s 6 HaPfs tie sb
ref ann co cue 6. 600 a. old No 6 Timpson pl s.
44elo 9f I4:th st st fTa2e Tans zen h Kosser
ne at6y ~ M sare nfsinfi m aof FoT 800 West
JnteFssc Of 1S 3S75n arr St McEntee ct al:
p Dean atty Davidson ref amt due tSn S,oT 81;
taxes etc 90 the plaintiff FOR sI9SgS sgsm and
vacant. wesservet agt Lev ct s,a az asS es
taxes etc the patnti9 for sSHG9 lg' T
se2oo spd % Egs9S sg 6R ten h odn candes & j6
e. al II Roeder attE; <aci :, 20 % simon for
sss .10 ao6 4}th st is Fl " OF 5road~Iay ~
100 : ST. dvg h: Phillips agt Churchll e a.:
ac+ion ! F7e+tretch & attys: G II Montague IeL,
amt due s21. 81; taxes, ETC. si32 Ga slo 10 10 q
Of Broadway a0x1O03. sty dwg h: same az 90 20
sedan same a1tys. ref: amt due s-9Sfl %,
sub Tntges asgr@shths
s 153 II " OF troao"a.,
eEt saEne actlon .
same attyr same due. 2o2.o 3 taxes ec
ego 20 sub 10 - Of ntge Of S3tooo: aIso Il
a6h 81 $ s Us II W of Broadway. l9xl0o3. " sty
6vr h. same ast action 4 same altss, sam
-efe amt due $50 25G etc Si3' ts' SUD 10
= of first ntge $4,000; adjourned to august 81
The auction offerings to-day will be as folio"s:
~ yosenb p Dav: 1916 cor lcotE
81 - llx73S 3 sty brk ten h; Wei ct al agt
(SottIiah et al Heller atty. J = Foley. rel amt
Gne ss3 10 taxes. etc 1926 AZ 33 20 81 lbSth St.
oa5 II " Of 15x99l II, two sly brk zen
bs- Corporate Realty Assn agt II 3 Goldberg eE az
Strauss & A attys: II Hammond. ref: amt que
as5p7 2s taxes Sub two ntses eSETe-
eating s2s 600: cor 10th St . 4xs3X lrFes.
Z and stv ten hs; 2 Beaz!Eer agt rrltzei et az
o Setz city; L F Doyle. ref; amt Que sZiai' S.
taxes etc $500.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
CHELSEA CHURCH PLANS
10 RTJyLD UPTOWN SITE
Small VoEume of Business Trans
acted in Local Realty Market.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supern-
tenaent Murphy for a church edffce and parish
house 10 be erected at Fort Washington ave Aiit
17sth st for the Chelsea Methodist Eplscopai
C.,-.+ in West sgtb st The proposed building
will he of Gothic design with an avenue ffoiil"6e
of q feet finished with two battlementeo Nv
7slh and ss feet high respectively cro"Neu ~
decorative pinnacles. The facades VIII oe OF sAH
ste and terra Gotta, and also stone ouarfieo n On
u-osb,ns,on Heights The structure VIII nave W.
stories II will have central entrance VII -
entrance doors. In the rear VIII pe tI ri.
and basement parish house. A. 1eot Nep r,an
buildings are to cost s4AV'''o-
are the architects ,.,,,., tho
Plans have also been filed for reIiloos.e n, -.
Eve story old-fashioned house No. Oh fInth @ an 60
on,naa and occupied by r t. wilson. Ano IL,
ent high stoop will be eliminated anu Inc tacs
made over into American paoe
with vestibule and a starr ia4i. -,n,+-sye
The entrance Will be adorned os .., on an
a5 en,ahlature and the original orhaiii =. ~.
trance doors viii be cut down Aiiu ItT;Ifraa W
ezv aoorway Dwight r. Collins anu t .re
1,.5 ore the architects. The inaproseiiieH.S -. -
20 cost & 800 and are TO be mace ioi '"'
Melissa c. Wilson, as owner s,..d I'm th.
/. small volume OF business was u $50, ,r.peI
-, rsal estate market yesterday hii=aoea
1o.si - COG Amsterdam ave. a five story hathouse
- = ,o+ 9sv1oo feet Henry Wise sola d etA
.,.-,en, house Nos. 31o and SI' East ~ &c
xox70o feet Tor Angelo d Beheue't ~ o,
I,urano. who gave IN exchange
erty. a.. -r.,. Guarantee
An action mas been begun by tho I1tie .ha
-. Co,,nanv as trustee, against INC
psai-v Investment Corporation OF New 'olh
.,5 the Somerset Hotel Company 10 ioie "a.
81 Ai1 - e sa75 ooo IN property the south sloe
=, 9Th St 21sS feet east Of Seventh ave-
feet The mortgage made on May l. i''S, vi, ps
the Realty Investment Corporation OF Ne" -,
f-,t,- to secure the payment of 23o neso.iAo -
,de each of the denomination of *lose ana pe.,i %
ot the rae of per cent year. Inc
-as-+-,as,a - was recorded on May q, 1903
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
ROCKAWAY BEACH

Trains leave y; II $50 S SO $50 IasO 12o A s. y,
I2:yO 70 1850 '2-2O. 2:St. S-sV. s'S0' S-
goo geo iO3O. 200 I NJ - ,as. dsv, s:oA
Leave Brooklyn tEIatbush Ave S'a;I ;,ts a NJ 12:l9
I OS I:55 22s 317. ais. Al 3;i3 o'si' ~
so2 AS IL 90. l2:1i I. NJ 'Ssts only
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Southampton. 27-Matestic ,Br Nes York via Plyn-
o3th Cherbourg.
Hsvre. %. MA Lorraine (FrD. New York.
Plymouth, %, $40 p m--Kaserin
GER. York Cherbourg Hamburg (and
proceeded.
Bouiosne. Aug "a 10 m-Nieuw Amsterdam Drtct&
New York for Rotterdam (and arrived Rotterdam
nh
Bermuda, 27-Eerrnudian (E3r),
fibau, 22-Russa tRuss) Ycr
Rosario. Aug 25-Arion tBr). New York viz Thcmai
la Plata, etc
Santos Aug 25-fiushenden tBr. York via Pernam-
buco and Rio Janeiro
Bahia. Aug 25taiian Prince d:rl New York via Natal
and Pernafnbuco for Rio &c Jenro.
Delssoa Bay. Aug 27Aros Castle (f3r). New York
Cape Town. AlEos Bay.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Bischof Of the Supreme Court. has
named William H Ricketts, as receiver OF the
rents or a family hotel and apartment house on
+he east side Of Madison ave, 4s4 feet south OF
$50 St pending an action brought IN the Supreme
Court bv the Germania Life Insurance Company
against Howard Mott Potter and others to forecose
q mortgage Of sSO0.0e0
The mortgage was made February IS, 1903
The property is leased Caroline Genet for term
ending October !, 1912. annual rental Of $50
go The receiver is required 10 give bond Of $500
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Jerome n fremont ave. 5 story brick
tenement house. 50 . J. x9o Fred II Margen-
hoG. owner. Schaafer & Jaeger architects;
-. $4,000
Westchester s :, 2s0 D.
story frame Office building. I5xo2;
Braithwaite Thomas / Newman,
architect cost ...-..-................. $50
seabury Place, 275 OF l12d St
story brick tenement houses. 81 zNT0 each; l.
kronsnDerse-, Gwiser, John r Kcrby, archi-
tect total cost. 10000
Van Nest 80 Melville ct
story shop. Ioxls: Jacob IahrheI-r
owner and architect; cost--..-.. ..-......-. zoo
252d St cor Independence ] swimming
pool. % 9x47.3. story brick dressing
building. D. .e.30s. George w Perkins
owner; p Bye-s. architect: cost....-- 5000
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
THINK TRAMPs MURDERED FARMER

Norwich, N Y, Aug 27.-EIdredge Davis well
known farmer at West Bainbridge. Chenango Coun-
ty. went after his COWS late yesterday afternoon
and upon his failure TO return searching party
formed and his dead body found in the pas-
about midnight. There four bullet holes
in the back OF his head and two in his stomach
presumably fired from revolver
He is believed to have been killed by three tramps
one Of whom. Mrs Davis thinks, she can identify
Sheriff Beardsley and a posse securing the
country for the muroereTs
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

Destination and steamer. Close in n u
San Fran,iscol II : transport Aug. 81 $50
yJsWat iIia san Francscop-Aameda. Aug. a. $50
pine Islands tvia san Francisco)-Asia Sept $50
Tahiti andM MarQuesas Islands via san
AaripOsa sept = e.oo y N
Australia except HestJ. New zealand. Ei1i
New Caledonia C-ia van
couver and Victoria. b C}-Manuka sept g. $50 p m
japan Cores, China and Philippine Isl
Vancouver and Victoria, B.
C)-Fmpress OF India sept H. $50 p
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
TO PARTITION SANGER ESTATE PARCELS.

An action has been brought in the Supreme Court
by Richard W Freedman. as trustee under the
will OF Frank w Sanger, against Al Hsyman.
Minnie Hayman and others. trustees Of the Sanger
estate and others tor the partition and sale OF
property at the southeast corner OF Broadway and
4fh st. known Nos. 1s2s, 1880 and 1892 Broadway.
Henry Thompson. OF No. Wall St. is the counsel
for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

SAILED.
Liverpool Aug 27-Cedric (Br. New York via Queens
town
Queenstown Aug 81, 4:2o m-Adriatc (Br) from
Southampton Cherbsurg for New York.
premsn Aug "a D m-Main Ger. New York and
Baltimore. -
rrou Head Aug 27-Grosser Kurfdrst Ger. Now York
PIymo,th. Cherbourg and Bremen.
Perrin Aug 27-St Patrick tBrD. New York for Alden.
Singapore, etc
Gibraltar Aug 25-Windermere (TSr, Mazarei for New
YORK; Fortunate utaD. from Augusta for New York
sciIiy, Aug 27. 2:4o m-kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Sf,er, New York Plymouth CherbourX and Ham,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
WIRELESS REPORTS.

TIE Mauretauia repTted as $50 miles east OF SANDY
Hook at II a m yesterday. is expected TO dock about
The Baltic reported 29a miles east Of Sandy Hook
yesterday. Is expected to dock about 1''o III
to-day. n
The ST Paul reported 1850 miles east Of Sandy
Hook at S a m yesterday, is expected TO dock about
N Saturday. ~ =. c,
HOOK al yesterday, is expected to dock ABOUT
a.3O n Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
A SWIMMING POOL PROJECT.

George ". Perkins is going to improve his dwell
ing house at Riverdale with one story swimming
pool and story brick dressing room. from
psn. by r. NJ. Byers. at q cost OF S 900. The size
Of the pool will De . sx47-s
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

fremont ave cor Webster ave. 81 711oo;
webster Building - s45 600
Audubon ave. w 17sth ST. 11xIO0; City
veioplnent and CONSTRUCTION Co -. 100000
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
SAILED.

Steamers tGer). Bremen Plymouth and
CherboUrE; Celtic (Sr). Liverpool via Queenstown;
Deutschland CGer). Hamburg Plymouth Cher
bou-z; La TouIane tfT). Havre: Mexico Havana.
Cruz etc; Ocmulgee Brunswick; Bound Brook GER.
Martha; Fagerton tNor) Sania; E Mar
toa, Princess Norfolk and Newport News;
hoe. Jacksonville: Alliance. Cristobal;
Kansas City Savannah Comeric (Br). Montevideo
Ayres ETC. Delaware. Philadelphia: Bay City.
twoh hary
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRaNsPACIFIC MAILS.

Coppeuanae Demerara I.--....1l 90 a m 100 m
f1-iinc.se Anne Norfolk Old Dom. 80. 800
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
EUREKA LITERARY SCARS AGAIN.

The Eureka Literary had one of the
best programs yet rendered in its his
tory. The University Students
Club" just entertained the audience in
an excellent fashion. The special fea-
lures of the program were the mando-
lin solo, by Miss Onea White; paper,
by Wayman Ward, who completely
charmed the house; the vocal solo by
r. E. Handy was rendered in an ad-
mirable way as to pronouncingly show
the sweetness of his baritone voice;
select reading. by Miss Anna Barbee
was given an expression that was sur
prising to the audience. while the
Prophecy, by Miss Adella Parker.
was mystifying and amusing, and com
pletely thrilled the house. Miss Lola
Jacobs did great service as critic,
and If she continues In her pleasing
and just criticism innumerable laurels
await her goal. The next week prom
ises even to equal or excel all past
efforts as Miss Gertie A. Nichols gives
special program free Miss Nichols
being president Of one of the rally
ing club, will have the support OF all
the young people, especially the men,
bers of the choir. Many Of the Sun
day school children doubtless will be
out.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
mANITou, COLO.

Messrs, B. w. Surrentine and w. N.
Jeffries of Salt Lake City arrived in
Manitou last Monday
Miss Cleo Carter, who has spent the
winter with her grandmother, Mrs.
Groves, left Tuesday morning to join
her mother in Sacramento, Cal.
]. w. Scott, S. Keene, H. L. Hayden
gave a Dutch luncheon in honor of the
Columbia Tennesseeans last Sunday
evening. 1t is needless to say all en-
Dyed themselves and declared they
were sorry to leave such jolly COM
pany.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
GREAT FALLS NEWS.

Miss Matte Robinson is on the sick
list, but she is better at this time.
May 10th is quarterly meeting at
the A. NJ. E. church.
Mrs. D. A. Knott's little daughter
was suck, but is up again.
The Ladies' Aid of the A. NJ E.
church is going to give grand Leap
Year entertainment on the 18th.
Mr. John A A. Taylor, railroad
man, has bought lot in Great Falls
and is building a nice cottage on it.
That's his idea of solving the Negro
problem. We only wish that such an
idea predominated with all Afro-Am-
ericans
A grand concert was given at the
A. M. e. church by Mrs. LYDIA Robin
son. Too much praise cannot be given
her and the young people of Great
Falls. We hope she may repeat her
work.
The Ministerial Union and Young
Peoples convention will convene in
Union Bethel A. NJ E. church May IL,
and will continue in session three
days. l take this method of inviting
the ministers Of the Denver, Colo, P.
e. district and others who may wish
to coce.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
NOTICE.

The executive board of the Colorado
Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
will meet in executive session at Colo
RADIO Springs, April 23, In Dunbar par
lors, 402 South Weber street, at 1O:3O
a. m.
Presidents Of clubs are requested to
meet with the board.
MRS. H. B. TOWNSEND,
Chairman of the Board.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
LARAMIE, WYO.

Carrie p. Burton, Agent)
The social event of the week was a
party given by Miss Minnie Crumley
in honor of her seventeenth birthday
anniversary. The amusements were
delightful, the luncheon delicious, and
the guests well pleased.
Those who had the pleasure of hear
ing the well delivered sermon by Rev.
P. C. Crutchfield, of Cheyenne, last
Sunday night, agree that he would be
the right man in the right place if he
were chosen for pastor in this city.
Rev. Crutchfield returned to his home
Monday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
ALBUQUERQUE NEWS.

Uncle Jerry Jackson, who was seri-
ously shot in the neck some time back,
w. v. Jasper, who was also on the
sick list last week, is all right again.
sable to be out again and from the
Doctors statement will not suffer any
inconvenience from his accident.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

l.. B. Bryant, who was confined to
his bed last week with la grippe, is
able to be up and about again.
John Glass, resident of Santa Fe,
and well known throughout the terri
tory, died at his home last week of
pneumonia.
George Hoard, former resident of
this place, returned from San Diego
last week to again reside here. h
family will follow in short while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, of Needles, Cal,
passed through the city last week en-
route to Kansas City to visit friends
and relatives.
The X. P. Lodge of this city held
its annual public services at the Meth
odist church last Sunday night. The
sermon was very ably and logically de-
livered by Rev. NJ. Jones.>
Sam Watson, an old resident here,
came home last Tuesday from Win
slow with badly burned leg, the re-
suit of an accident in the Winslow
shops, where he was employed. He is
now in the Santa Fe hospital for treat
ment
Miss Anna Joseph entertained a
number of her young friends at her
home last Wednesday evening in honor
of her fifteenth birthday. Very pleas
antly was the evening passed in play
ing games. Dainty refreshments were
served. The young miss received a
number of very pretty presents.
The Apron and Necktie Social given
by Mrs. Dan Austin for the benefit of
Mount Olive Baptist church, was quite
success. There was much merri
ment in the matching Of aprons and
ties. Two prizes were given, one for
the prettiest apron, and one for the
ugliest. So beautiful were the pretty
aprons and so hideous the ugly ones
that the four judges, Mrs. Collins, Mrs.
Mitchell, Messrs. Mcconnell and Ma
son, found themselves up against a
very knotty proposition. After much
deliberation the prize for the prettiest
apron, handsome china set, was
awarded to Mrs. W. T. Thornton and
the one for the ugliest apron, very
pretty sewing basket, went to Mrs.
Williams.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
A HOME IN TRINIDAD.

Persons who go to Trinidad and
wish 1st-class accommodations should
go to 119 Plum street, where Ed.
Toxford is prepared to receive you.
Phone Red 772.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

Ladies, we teach hair dressing, man.
touring and massage. For particulars
apply at Moler System Of Colleges,
1929 18th st., Denver, Colo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

L. B. Bryant, who was confined to
his bed last week with la grippe, is
able to be up and about again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Agents
Moneybak
Silks
HOUSE STILL
BLOCKS ROAD

c a spinney. the contractor who
is moving the house which blockad.
ed 18th az. = near jackson Il on
Tuesday nlEht. claims that he fut
hllea hts part Of the contract and
had given due notice to the Seattle
Electric Co
The house was moved from the
tracks on Wednesday night bv or.
der Of Street superintendent Ma.
loney and Is SIN Ia the same post
lion, blockading one side Of the
thoroughfaro Spinney claims that
he Is safeguarding he interests 81
the public IN maintaining lights, etc
The contractor states that he has
been doing similar work for the
past ak years, and before moving
always notified the electric com
nany 81 his intention Sufficient
notice was sent In tho present IN.
stance. and Spiuncy holds a regis
tered letter receipt. showing that
the letter reached the Transports
ton company
lie SAYS the situation IL up 20 the
city and electric company 20 settle.
and Is causing him no Worry what.
ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
ON THE FRONT

Early this morning the japanese
steamer shinano Mnru arrived Al
the Great Northern docks with Sc
passengers and 2.2SG tons OF freight
The vessel. wbrh left Hongkong
just prior 10 the last disastrous -.
phoon. had d smooth voyage
The steamship Cottage City ar
rived this morning from Southeast
err Alaska with 90 passengers and
IL 600 eases OF canned salmon. The
Cottage City viii be- laid up indefi.
nitely.
The steamship City OF Seattle ls
due early tomorrow morning from
Alaska points
Advices 20 the Merchants Ex.
change repor; the sailing Of the JEFF
feraon from SkagwaY for Seattle
yesterday The Arizonlan from Sc.
attic arrived yesterday At Honolulu
The Dirigo sailed last might for
skagway, and the Mackinaw left
late this afternoon for Nome
The steamship Winnebago IL due
10 leave port this afternoon FOR san
Francisco with general cargo
She will stop az Belllusham for 4
shipment Of lumber
The German bark Hera and the
ship Palmyra. also flying the Ger
man flag. have been posted on the
overdue list and are up for rein
suranee az 10 per cent The Hera
IN command OF Captain Fieth. il
out III days from Port Talbot
bound for Pisagna she was iasi
seen June of the coast Of Brazil
The Palmyra. rs days out from
Antwerp 20 Valparaiso. was las
spoken May . of the coast OF Spain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
FORCES DAUGHTER TO
LIFE OF SHAME

VIENNA. Aug 20 The fast set
Of the Viennese 400. which con.
sista chiefly ~ mobiles high az the
court. O. today trembling 20 terror
over threatened exposures that mas
follow an Investigation ordered by
Emperor Franz josef himself into
the immortality that has disFFacnd
the Austrian nobility for years.
Many mobiles have fled from the
country. aud many whose positions
will not alius them "a leave. are
fearful lest they viii De diagfaced
fuf life
The emperor IL lending the
weight % biz personal influence 10
aid the criminal court Ia lnvcatirnt.
iug the ease ~ Coun, Marcel veith
accused OF having driven bis beau
tlfui daughter 50 suicide by the llfe
he forced her 20 lead 10 support
him II IN DOT % this case that the
general iuyestlgati0n has grown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

The neatly gowned woman In her
new midsummer suit met her friend
and chum the other afternoon. aud,
Of course, was anxious TO know the
verdict.
How do you like IT," she asked
anxiously, but without waiting for
a reply.
Il have just come from my dress.
makers. whore / had long talk
about the new styles know you
are just dying 10 hear about them.
Wen. listenl
The midsummer suits are crys-
tallzations OF all the beautiful de.
signs seen earlier In the season. In
other words. the prettiest feature
OF each Of the early styles was pick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
IS HURLED THROUGH
6O0-F00T SYPH0N

CHICO. Cal. Aug 20 AFTER be
ing sucked by a nwiriing eddy into
the mouth Of n 600 foot hydraulic
syphon AZ Hamilton City. near here.
Floyd ketchnm. the T.yearoid son
~ James ketchnm Of this city. died
nj bis home today. a victim 81 one
Of the stranFeFt drowulnEs ever re-.
corded.
The little fellow. Slth several con.
pAniona. was swimming In ditch
that conveys water TO a beet sugar
factory near Hamilton City Sunk
In the ditch IL the ikinch mouth OF
steel tube. forming W.
phou that carries the water Into
the refinery NentuFing too near
the mouth 81 the syphoB. the boy
Was caught IN the powerful suction
aud before his companions realized
shat had become Of him. he was
drawn into the tube
ISIS body vas carried through the
entire length Of the nyphon. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
B0NIFACE LANGTON
RETURNS FROM EAST

John u i.angtou manager AZ "A.
Washington hotfa IL back n y
attic from a sis weeks tin n \,
east bringing with him AZ carIos1,
Of furniture Tor the new hotel
lie says that the New Wssk.s,
ton Will be- the finest and most -
gantiy appointed hoiel IN the nosk
west. besides having many fsa,u,s.
In the cuisine which have ne,s.
been attempted before IA am ho.s,
IN the northwest I.angion sass =
Wiz have the hotel ready Tor ~,
ness October 4