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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
RESULT OF STRAW BALL0I|
ELECTION STILL IN D0VlI

Polling places weFe -
in Hansens jewelry siss v
az. and Cherry St. tie paslz :
ket. the King 81 degot IL /
Aarche. Bailiargeon'A ntfoarI
and various other sfoss I'd 4,
office buildings.
A dozen automobiles ser
nished the club women. AID ii
the clerks Of election 10 mcYs !
the city. The autos we're TN
"a with signs reading Hes
Friendlcss Girls"
The work Of collecting ia
lots began a. noon rnder The
ton Of Mrs. William h. Il.
but the army 81 campaign "a
will keep busy selling halloh
tonight The residence III.
a. wen as the down toxn -
was cauyassed. J. G. Nwsq
resident Of the uniyefAty ID.
east 1000 votes for TAFT dns
500 for the fund.
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nr noit -ostsapath. sisetftrlts yihra'
tlan tlEht cure Treatments VI 90 Each
esnsuitattaH ffns taf Peoples nanh
lido Second AMI PIKE MaiR fttt 81
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Heavy Vote Was Cast to
Aid the Girls Home
Fund.

A heavy presidential vote was
east today In Seattle. and the tell.
ers are sun counting the ballots
and will not be able 20 name the
successful candidate until late to
night or early tomorrUw morning.
Today was straw ballot day.
when the Representatives o. the
various womeu'E clubs braYed the
rain on the streets 70 sell ballots
10 raise funds for the Home for
Homeless Girls
While ordinarily Il was good
democratic weather. the clerks Of
election took the ballots to every
person Of every political party. 80
there was q heavy vote
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United states Deposits ~
t7io.ag5.
Loans. decrease fStti
Specie. decrease ti.I47
Legal tenders. incft1te fii'H
Deposits. decrease FtsifiN
Circulation. decrease ftgls4
Total loans f1.eas.3fff
The aurpiuH % the &sn 4 q
SEE 1T5 as against a aefI tx 4
% f2k. k1s.s1t and taqe 4
years age Of A9.Qss.1fA
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FORMER pURsEl
is AnREsT|

L. J. Schmidt, foFmeriY 4 !
40 the employ Of the C4nas.sl
can Steamship compaaf. ~
rested today by CITY pessssIs
Bsrhee and Frank kenueds 4
vices from Proaecutinr Aisun
u. sutton. % Port art
state. charging him vita an
money under false rrtsesnl
schmidt was arffNed &
kfnEabury hotel Talr5 a.
fikc a. II Is Charged ttal =.
Tie employ % the canadlaf -
steamship company. Be sief Il
bcf % tick cts and after \
them 60 passengers AZ kHzUN|
G.. pocketcd the groceals p
br held az the city lAii uata 4
ficer arrives 20 take hln b
Orchard
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Laborers Say Baggage Was
Lost Through Fault
of Agents.

To determine whether or not The
numerous complaints that have
been lodged against Rudcnay Bros
employment agents. will warrant
the revocation Of their license. the
labor committee Of the city c0un
ell yesterday began taking test.
monY over 50 charges o. various
natures have been filed with the
labor commissioner against the
firm
Testimony vas taken only In the
eases Of r. y. Robinson. r. a..
Wailin aud Enfred Fish. The men
stated that they saw a card call.
Ing for eight men % work for the
Great Northern at Great Falls on
October IS. and we're hired for
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COTTERLLL SAYS BARE
JEFFRlES Old RECON-

ne Harold Preston
"a States y senate ssgl Anheay q H. ssi IS
4sl@e.,, eafa ago. the KIM
gieaged fof Preston NJ. n!g,l,sllailgs h \
mem Jeffries was 'N ~, ~ fslssa
~, ~ broke hls pieGgc ~ y 10
's'd, NAL fsad biz slrned , NV ~
ny ,a - iaat night. foge. se y
fbst aa',-,freilona IN tbe ,. ,nef
Tha a',,a ..a him. ''nSsq|
ub1 ia E s,s.slns u this pIed,.
ofa senai@,T,as,o . .y men Vas / q y
national notEiese mat acfiie''
elected Tuesday ~ spss viii /
i' run ahead n b,s ~. s1ptc.l
5siiries u booked Il ~, ne K. wha|
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Denouncss Hssn for Break
ing His Pledge Six
Ycus Ago.

one ~ the most enthuninHtlr
meetings ~ the campaign was held
~ the democrats IL Arcade hHii inft
night where George ~ CqfteriIl
democratic candidate FOR the United
staten senate was the chier apea hrf
The feature ~ his address Hna hia
attack % George w JefffieH. fhr
republican candidate Tor the lepis.
laiufg from the 18th district Jrf.
Tries iH running against Frank A.
Rust
Nj fntferill scored IefffieH with
out mercy, goinR into the history Df
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Experienced Cauvaaasrs wanted Ad-
dress y % Box 1895. stating every kind
q soliciting you have done Give al
dress and telephone number
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JuET OuT-Low priced 2 pound mop.
turn crank 20 wiring. clean hands wom
free y 8 NOR co. no Main 81. Leip.
ole. o.
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"AELP WANTED"
ANN All AsslFlEp ADS,

One cent . word M'nlm"m
charge lbc. When0 VhAftee W
account actual number OF llu,~
a. set viii be counted SeNNH
insertions made for mo P','yy
81 ak when cash IL paid y y
cap lines or fraction Nhef''i'
viii be couuled as two hnes'
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Two Acres

Near raaniisrey Park. with sprfnr watsr
piaed to tract. lls8oQ. on aany serma
well worth titeo.
CENTURY REALTY CO.
iats Alaska NifK
or W. A Sanford. sfh and California Az
Ind ". s. --1f.pr
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume rcsponsi.
hiltty for errors Of any hlha
occurring IN telephoned aaN"'-
tisementa.
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BEFORE

ftge 1850 cash. serf0o. fine lots. = n
Seattle worth $500
faiApe $500 cash. room. fuaaffn
house, iot Abnt0d. On Thlftleth
ore block aff Ne Baker cara
wafth 90 DO
tteo fieg cash. go monthly. 2 iafs
o. Seattle worth fhH9.
fti aH0wf aqe caaN. Groom strictly mod
ffh hnlue On HadfuHa fiaEe
wnffb o.. 1ee
~. SEQ "a 600 cath business pr0psFiY
location near Ffusehfh and
NepuhiicAs worth tiq.gog
~. aeQe~F 500 FaHh. aer~a. bieehH
ffgn Old ientQn faF uHei broom
helss. cold apfiHg wafer worth
81 Gee
$500 iipo cash. $50 month ineluains
interest, room. modern house.
rlkhf on Broad way ana Pike ser
Zine worth ~ Gee hnf f0f she
fret Ffafa F4u have Hn iur
Interest i1 PAY The snap inhsrta
in the ternH
tftp- 80 cash. 80 q month. B acres
fine land ~ miles from Ran
Son, epfth fftn
~ sec t8NN zach. 60 asFts south ~ Hnr.
per slase e. waterfront wafth
a. Gee according to prices asked
~ others
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CHICAGO, Oct si-tA
cratic national COMMITTEES -
contributions aggregAtins r.
GLIDING the following -
VIM. Il. Sheehan. 81 ~
A. Berger. Of Wisconsin,
W. A. Page. Illinois
stokei Pennsyivanis. ~ "a,
Johnson. South pake'A
Charles s. Thomas. eoie ... -.
y HUI New York. W. .. &
81 nnnnotg. oregon,
O'nricn. Arizona. J. t...'
earthly. California. s'tpIei 80
Hanson. Colorado ana nv 49,
special COMMITTEES q f''e
each.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES

4 % not trust printed time I
= tables IN newspapers. FER
= time OF departure and arrival
= Of traina telephone King street
= station Information Bureau.
= Sunset. Main 27ao. lndepend.
= eEt ~.
$3.50 aAAA& AsAA I
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sHur.oFF NOTICE

Water win BE shut g
q the district on ia 81
= from 4. Mercer 81. 20 I
= pect St. and on r -
4 st. from nth az. n III
4 ay. n. on Monday
= o'clock a. m. until )
4 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

BALLARD AGENCT.-P' "
Mullen. kt0a Railard av. OPP
City Hall Phone. Ballard ssn
MAIN OFFICE seventh ~"
between linton and uniNefAi's'
rhnnea Main 1859. Ind, al
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chsap-schieaen rsnFN. house iaFss
piece ianfi fresh COWS 1eg laying hens
tar9a field potatoes tafse. nuEsF hars
neaa eli for 1850, tsfms l5e doan ffG
per mnnfh rss NJ Tut. o. Foaifaa.isr
~ Pacific c4tT On 1aeoma Int srurbsn
Street ear rGfnss Haan II
COUNTRY HOME
"a feaaekse fnUfsFoou cottage and
ons half acre 81 sihs land. small pay
asat dHwn. haiaHee 80 per month
close 20 go and afaded school and 80
minutes ride o. Ftpnesf square q m
Nichois ~ Nhleh niafk -~ff
~tii cell ny 80 ssfs raneh. contain
Isa . seed spfinss seii fifsf class seed
eelFf rn@s piaea 10 AL fenfea ail Eoss
fsf tteel IfG dnNn. tftt meath Tsss
Tsasfna intsfuftan 40 faclne ctr Rss
Nj Peel a. faHt@ffita 1T
FIVE ACHE TRACTS tsfa
Decd sail vel located o. DOWN o.
WEEK MsfbeFs Viper nehsusrs
mas Hieck iie ChsfFg D. See NJ
lahnsan
e.aars tracts fstel - cash 81 geek
VIM 9 hlask tt4 MeN refh ufk
CITY REAL ESTATE.
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w
/ and

frank FaIl
Eheesths
Eng from
<owing ulc
B has sin
y n the
! playing
q
F..
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5ss o % "
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asIruArloNs WANrEp."

situations Wanted adNe'
tlsemontn gec Tor rs wofos
times. Additional space DC pe'
line
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I.oe-To the wife of Or A. @,
Ioe. ST 18TH av. n. October ~ a
daughter.
German~ ITO the wife 0f A. Cor
man. city October ,, son.
putkncy--Tu the wife OF u. II
peikuey. taA 1874, October ~. o
son
Vuxhea-Ta the wife Of r, l.
Hughes. West seattle. october a.
daughter
Tayior-To the wife % " A
rs. = daughter
f.1we-TS the wife 81 4. Lowe,
9GsS woodland. Oct "a. a dhuKhte
Johnson--To the wife OF u. 3ohn'
son. city. Octetcr 80. a son.
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OMEN
AT

~ LOuIs
were
Il a rush
khen 6pera
ID pants IA
Tn had
fso hundl
Hsing on d
Ess Of the
70 IA
~ that h
Fne janr
Zssling IRE
r. who "
n IN the III
4 feet Of M
q Howard
II Operate,
Z q mind
-
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Only $50 Each

20 lots each aQnina. i.si north Il
University. frNNtinN on fine county rnaa
aua ou Hoe ~ Hathsii lntsfufhhn5 these
efa ln q body and make fso aefaH u
laHn Nothing ln this vicinity Tor Ices
then Il coo pei afrs kdloininN late heid
81 fiUd rsrH unaa flsN ~ Iabs Wash
iuafHn ana mountains VIII sell fhr 10
lots fuf 81 zoe. 0f 10 lots ~ ttea. each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

TIE special commlssipr
hy Governor Mead to lutes
report upon the fisherie
state viii meet AZ the fte#
Chamber % Commerro q !
on the morning OF NueenlAN /.
commission of which Herr
GoWan Is Chairman. w y,
recommend changes y -
laws
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot DO e'N""
after ~ o'clock daily.
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Expo

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tis four nj
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ing at III
kd az N
4 brain fe
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NEW YORK. oct ai.--The weekly
statement 90 the associated banks
Issued shows the following changes
Reserves on all deposits. Increase
9Tn3,t15
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Stop Here

Twa arfss aas hasf frees ritgi v~ff
firn tiara @1fl rsnntnE waEtf three ffHfs
HIa.fse HhiHAer ffHtFs an1 Fafd 1879
fFutt Trees ans FhtsksaH ~ eaaa ffait
ifaFlaagaF anf afarstaf az fHs fsfnitafs
= uaiis ffen sfsflan aa Gtad Rad. fAfe
tafssin ~ tra
BIRTH rNnAN a ui.ACNwoOp
$3.50 Meflaa ulfs ~E-Hr
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Look This Up

Beautiful new b-room modern eotsass
hard uber plartcrinF. Dot boxlo0. graded
street, lake and mountain view, north ~
Woodland Park. tiAQoi gqno dnwn tfs
Per month. Fremont Az. car 60 e5th aud
lhinneY Phones North ~. white asa
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Awake and In
vestigate

Irt. \ mile eiossr IN than NJ Baker
rsrk Cot tisn. ste Day a. Phone East
EttA
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4 Arthur
9ses at
ben SELL
I've mon
~ N"~
like st.
neither 4
1890
par a. ~
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ID. b. Thompson
405 Oriental Blk.

aaia Or iaa as. or nee y 81.
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,, p ~. r sfTF ss F gs S la ~. re
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ocuLIers ANo AuRIaTa.

Electric. steam and tub uatbat sis
years present location ia tfeaF1 uhian
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OPTICIANS

Gee y nurr. Graduate ostsopaih, 80
Arcade MAG CONSULTATION FNhh
Main taaa
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$3.50 Cash

Finest tsfuuFn cottage 81 Green
take sta on the rrsffiNst nil tn this
district. aifh q flse - mnHntains lake
Ste Nhlch 10 simply KraaH. elose 70
fine tfifk efhoai building hest car
ssfsica On town. fine nsifhtnfhu1f
whefs valass are usinH al the time
the cottage 10 beauty VERY large front
Ferrh ant extra iArEe front ruont. bath
fauH. kitrhsn and panty are ali fin
lansd 90 uura white nice rinastn
Iafae attic, All modern Great snap Al
81 see tttt cash ard ttt = month
AHMTTAQE nHOd.
Green LaAa Atetlun
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Washinstan COLLEGE 81 Music Arcade
building Aaln ifpg Muair ana Dramatic
Art Specially prepared teachers ia
voice. plane, violin. etc
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MAKE usrnwT easy. quick, sara. men.
women. eausflsurs unnecessary SCARE
or al fIssa see shat others are dufeE
a. b Garrett 81 showed fawlilea Fei3
q rrnut ais a 81 Nsrresf. IA raid 4
one day pfafIt t-f N Boucher orders
rs more. saFa etefgrHaF HantH RNs
rrnan PA said Ia. made tse first
three DAYS only two sales per dar
means SIS per week Frufit Ffuw sam
ri4 - active AGENTS FaWHus Faaf Way
Clothes WASHER. cleans family wash IN
81 fn So minefra SMILE NHu rest 80
WasN only move knau Gee api lHaitVt Not
q Washing machine Nathina aisa TIE
a.. nn chanlraia no rubbing 40 wash
board or boiler everN family waufa ems
eaar 10 cell laN rfiee s. We create
fa4uand Write today. specify territory
act auirkiV This Want appear again
CinEtnnHtl o.
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ron eeNr-ltouses.

flssi 's,.,1 aiodsfa h5use. sss.d loeauen.
ons half hloaA o. ear three blocks 81
Woodland pala, 80 rer month WIN
ieaaE
New E.tonn modern coltNEa tive blocks
Is rafk ~ pef mHnth
gfoum uofrFn hausr, fif fef month.
NNEisf a DRAKE
Office-afh aaI rhinnr' ffrment AZ car
~ pc
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Good Townsite
Magnificent View

So acres whaff store. hotel rafk, sun
ratsrff.rf. raaffais arantasi View 0n ne
dunH b miles fIusu Seattle ~ Eoes
81 So per acre iiis Land inrluted.
WOLFF 4 scuoErrE
a. HadIG Thifd Az.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
FLEET NOT COMING HERE.
Department Thinks Men Of Var
ships Want to Join Families.

Washington. Dec. 9.-Contrary to the tenta-
tive programme heretofore announced. the six
teen battIeships OF Admiral Sperrys feet will
not rendezvous at New York for the purpose Of
giving shore leave to the men after leaving
Hampton Roads where they are to be reviewed
by President Roosevelt February p. Secre-
tary Newberry made a statement 10 this effect
to-day. Instead the ships will be inspected at
Hampton Roads and viii then proceed in di
visions their home" yards for whatever re-
pairs are necessary. The department is Of the
opinion that the majority Of the men have had
a sllrfeit of entertainment their trip and will
be glad to get to their home ports, where they
may rejoin their families.
However. full squadron Of eight battleships
will remain at Hampton Roads for two weeks
and from these vessels the twenty-five hundred
officers and coming 10 Washington for the
inauguration ceremonies will be detached, and
the usual amount Of shore leave will be given Il
those remaining aboard the ships The ships II
the fleet will eventually find their way 10 the
Boston, New York, League Island and Norfolk
wards for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
NOBEL PRIZE Nv ARDS.
Professors Eucbcn, Lippman and
Rutherford lmOng Chosen.

stockholm Dec. q-The official announcement
OF the award Of the Nobel Prizes is as follows:
Ifterature-Pr Professor Rudolf Eucken. of Jena
teal subjects
Physics Professor Gabriel Lippman, Of the
University of Paris.
Chemistry Ernest Rutherford. di-
rector of the physical laboratory of the Univer-
sity Of Manchester. England.
Medictne-Divided between Dr Paul Ehrlich
of Berlin. and Professor Ellie MetsChnikoh, OF
the Pastrur Institute, Paris.
Professor Eucken is a German philosopher. now
sixty-two years old, who studied philology, his
tory and philosophy at G6ttingen. He was pro
fcssOr Of philosophy at Base from 1871 TO 1914 and
has since held the same chair at Jena.
DR. Gabriel Iippman has been professor in the
University Of Paris since 1883 He educated in
Paris and in Germany, giving especial attention to
physics and chemistry He enuncated the prtn-
cipe Of the conservation of electricity. and dis
covered in 1891. method OF photographing in
COIOrs.
Professor Rutherford IS a native OF New Zea-
land where he was born in 1871. He educated
at the New leland University and Cambridge Uni
versity. He was professor of physics at MCCIlu
University, Montreal, from 1895 until he went 10
his present post in 1897 He has devoted much at
tention to radio-activity.
Dr.. Metschnikon has been professor at the
Pasteur Institute for several years. He Is a mem
ber OF the Paris Academy of Medicine and of the
ROYAL Society Of London. His publications include
The Nature Of Man and Immunity in lnfective
)fSaaS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
THRE4T'EN MRS. PHIPPS.
Plan to Ert0rt $4,000 Fails. but
BIackmaiIers Escape.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Denver. Dec 9.-"You will take $4,000 in
500 bills and put it in tin can and leave 1t
on Sunday night at 8 o'clock In the vacant lot
opposite the Jesuit College. near the corner post
next TO the road"
This was the contents of a message received
by Mrs Genevieve Chandler Phipps in a sec
ond attempt within a few weeks to eXtort
money from her The letter. which was sent
last Thursday. threatened death in a revolving
form if she failed or refused 10 carry out the
directions which it contained.
Acting under instructions from Chief Of Po-
lice Armstrong. Mrs. Phipps drove 10 the place
designated in the letter last Sunday night IN
an automobile She was accompanied by d
woman friend and a detective who was con-
ceaIed in the bottom of the car, ready TO shoot
Detectives under command of Chief Armstrong
We're picketed at points III the neighborhood
named by the coHspiratOrs-
When within ii half mile OF the college Mrs
Phpps's automobile met a smaller machine
containing two men, driving furiOusly toward
the city The detectives had taken q different
route, and failed to encounter them IL Is be-
lieved that the men were the conspirators. who
had become frightened and We're fleeing
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
PITTSBURG HIT HARD
PRIESTS md L4TMEN
MY LOSE 500. 900.
Bistop B6acgod by H'oTicd In
rCsfors Caught By u. !. keiraR
and Fidelity Funding 90.
E. r.les-arh to Ths T-.hure J

r4ttshu~E. Dec e--The Pittsburg diocese of
,he Roman Catholic Church here is in 4 fearful
s.sse q turmoil over recent developInents in
tsnneCtion vith J. !. keiraa and his Fidelity
rgnafrC Company, Of New York. II IS estirat-
. hy responsible persons here tonight thar
7rtsburE priests. institutions and societies are
.rrol,od 70 the extent Of 100000. All dav long
PRIESTS lsyuen and others who had had deal
srrx with Keiran foclSed to the home OF Bisbop
Csnevin 70 ind just where they stood Each Of
sc priests believes himself ruined. and if some
n chem are forced 10 pay one-tenth Of what IS
rsarEed against them they will be more tha i
friaed.
strange feature of the case Is the silence of
Bishop Cane7in. Chancellor Kftteu. Of the
T-1sbu~E Diocese. this afternoon made a state
r-ent. in which ne said it was his belief the
Fish0p had sanctioned some Of the loaning
propositions of Keiran. but that Keiran had
raised the papers In one case Chancellor Kit
terf SAYS loan calling for 5000 was raised to
SsSoNo hoirsn Is also accused Of having dupli-
Gated a permission given MIN by the Bishop and
,z4i Il everywhere.
Sersn suits were filed here to-day by Eastern
harkfng institutions against those who made
rotes discounted by Keiran. Frank Piekarski.
z av-yer. who is treasurer Of the Holy Family
orphan Asylum. as well as several religious or
carnations in Lawrence County. comes out
T'si1iH tonight. alleging that his clients have
fs5 small notes forged and raised from trifiing
F-~ou~rs 10 more than 100000 and that these
Ie'es. af:or being raised and fixed" by Keran.
srrr. discounted.
Father John 4 Ritkoyzevski pastor % the
ssrod Heart Polish Catholic church, Of Brad
dock. accused KeiraR OF raising his note from
S10aa 10 something over 100000.
II Is understood ;hat ten more suits are to he
entered here tomorrow Two PittsburE dateC-
tves left here for the East tonight 70 search
e. Nr:~an-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
ADMITTED NET. CRIMES.
Drdyton Says Jerome Confessed In
ability to ConUict Big Ones"

The fourth trial OF the action for libel brought
by Colonel William y. Amory against H Fl.
Nreeland. former president Of the Metropolitan
street Railway Company, in which he seeks
to recover $J0.0O0 damages was resumed yes
ierday before Justice Ford and a jury in the
supreme Court. Counsel both sides summed
UP and the case went to the jury at 80 o'clock
The first case ended in a mistral: in the sec
ond the jury disagreed; in the third Amory got
a verdict for $4,000, which was reversed by
the Appellate Division.
J. Coleman Drayton. a lawyer. was the prin-
cipal witness yesterday. He testified that the
District Attorney told him he was satisfied
that crimes had been committed by the Metro
poitan Street Railway Company, and that the
proof supplied by Amory sufficient to
vict. but added that he could not convict the
big fellows" and not running after. the
small ones"
Colonel Franklin Bartlett. counsel for Mr
Nreeland. contended that no libel had been
proved that not justified and that no NAL
ice on the part OF the defendant had been shown.
Justice Ford directed the jury to return
sealed verdict this morning.