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Ms

Joseph Martin. tofurmer watch.
man. recently discharged, was
drowned at mldnieht while leapng
the steamship G1meric Al Pier 5.
tie fell from the RnnEpiank while
going ashore With ~. Il Nutter. a
friend. % tlal ThirS az II VIA
believed at first that he could be
saved. but In .the darkneaa much
valuable time WAS lost. and he
sank from view
Martin was 30 years old. and
lived az 7g0 ftnh aY The body a.
at ilonnsy, WaiHuu.H
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An Offer TO Ladies

kieSieFK Ladies' Tailoring Col.
ieFe offers summer rates and a
pattern free 10 each pupil gor this
week only. s2l Peoples Hank
Bids Phone II. 3t7o. ."
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HOT AFTER RAILROADS.


WASHINGTON. March 20 Al
torneY General honapartc today in
timaied that the department Of iua
tice will BRING action against these
railroads which have failed 10 di.
vest themselves Of their coal min
ing properties b MAJ ! next under
the provisions Of the Hepburn bill
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Sometime or Sooner

when you want to 80 fishing. don
forget that we have the most com.
plcte stock Of fishing tackle on the
coast Theodore Wits a Co, zoos
First 90.
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nn pIspateh Boat orIeni.

by Dispatch Boat Orient.
MAGDAEENA BAY March 20 =
Evans flagship. the Connecticut.
ls a perfect floating menagerie At
every stop. from Hampton Roads
to the bay. the crew has been show.
cred With mahcutH There were
more than twenty dogs when the
count Naa lost. pigs. bears. sheep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

9 !.
The Simple Case
of Susan
Susan was thoughtfully nib
bling a biieaif ToTieHi, in one
corner OF Broadway eonfee-
tionery shop, when the door
opened and a young man
entered. From this point the
case is not perfectly simple.
Itisa story of smart society,
of quito adorable feminine
persons, Of officers in uniform,
of the richest girl IN New
York and an elopement, in
which the very man most
averse 20 il assists. l This
story starts in the current issue
of THE SATURDAY. EVENING
Posr. and is by Jacques
Fuuelle, the author OF Z" he
Chase OF the Golden Plate. "
Ifyou were the daughter Of
a very rich man. and If a young
sociologis,, looking for copy,
should enter your family as
butler, and il he should write
a scorehing article abou, Your
family in a popular magazine,
would you marry him' Would
the fact thar you were in love
with him have anything to do
with it1 This IS the theme OF
the story, Doris Has Her
Way" by Bert Lesion Taylor.
live have oar way, YOU will
buy this weeks issue OF THE
SATURDAY EVENING PoSr.
A fiis Ness ssaf,ss tsHis.
O. - ths Fssf ~ Hsii. q
TuK CrEItx PuriIsniSs CoarAsv
fluLsuttfuis
Our Boy. Are fv.rywbsrs
Copies will be delivered - airy
address BY
VICTOR PGLz,
10 se~ Yerk Bloes. sssuls. :
CITY REAI ESTATE. -,
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KING LEOPOLD
SUFFERS RELAPSE.
(By United prsal

N1F Univ FfFEt
. ssELs. March T. I
. Il II reported here thai glss I
. Leopold has suffered 4 ~y..s ,
. relapse u The illness fun
. which he has been suffessrr ,
. for some time. and thar Il
. condition II qV.,e grave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

boats. birds. monkeys aud praeti-
chliy every other kind Of bird or
beast that Noah would have
shipped on the southern hemis.
phere.
And they are all welcome
There IL nothing like pet 10 help
while away the hours aboard ship
on a long cruise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

cIsll service examinations t. "A
vacancies in the carrier ard eist
forces At Collar and yanoosss
Wash. viii be held April 4 ard &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

V % Carter f. one a "a.
widely known aaloonE ee,.,, ~ laasl
coast AZ one sinie he osasd = =
saloon and rambling hons. +. :
hi'le called The Totem Pe. =
crai years b. operated = - !. -
southern Oregon. Later A.
California and Nevada. Be,s,s
ing ~ The coast be- acquired
niatl9n for daring IL ibs
grass country Of the central :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

~~------.---~ ~----~-
Lincoln Beach
West Seattle
Quarter Acres
rsss FAuNrtEuor can At no.
NEEn eattkHE &C. IF 81 LAKEWOOD
station faiiev SIDEWAYS - est
siNa On addfiiea. oar representative NJ
aassN cod. Is there every at tsftMnuN
as e. WAY re ~. e 9ss sas ~ , sls -
average ahaat ta5s aheui IL Bsf cent
down and balance s@aH menihig na3
rusn's WI ret pa Tor qasftsf or
Joux II WHITE 60.
-. 90 ofisntai bi7,s 80.
II Will PAY You 40 sEE rms
moT ASH coip wATEh iikHp
WOOD PLATTER HHuir rHEEH utT
not sEH qhA VI SOUND VIEW
s I2d s' ~ pEa m6Sr ~ i s5Hsi4 nm
~ DESIRED eAIt. SIXTY. pTFrW
ANn rtftNNEr Az PHONE NORTH
Is WHITE 10 8t4l
rsuntiaroy Park car close 20 Sound
good view. dandy Groom rattsre side
70 So hlEh olsss property Terms tib0
cash, balance 81 Der month
eaaAs james r. tna st2f
iseo cAsH
Ana The balance rs per month. bays
nics s.room cottage just west %
woodland Park cemenf foundation.
duuhls constructed. plumbing Is Al,
uifsd fer electric lghfs. roesas are iargs
HARDY . HecELET
iaea American Bank nldE IND fssa
Four room modern eaitsEs. a0xfs6-n
I ief. two blocks Go raft south ~ Park
street nos bsing Ersded 81 $50 Terms
ns ,magi . Eees vast g The bargains
THE NArTzGER HEkLrY co.
| fiaa Fremont Ave
Phone, North eaz and 80. -=ss 7s
Nice Htus store. , living rooms corner
| iaf. cash NuFiHfh Fnnd mel UhhnFhaad
near woodland Park o. goo 200 down.
I III per month Stock AZ invoice Call
/ saih ard phinHeF ave Phone. North te.
I "hii' ~ 1891
SEW HoUHE FOR 500
/ balance $50 Der month. on new. modern.
| azfooui and bath. on 20 foot lot fruit
/ trees water ln house Near heaufifui
/ park fouf hi0eu and ear ilaa. 2i1 f.um-
. Der Exchange. before II =as.Hs
I For sale Or nent@aeod property on
| aHd ard tth West Parties east ~
/ Mountains address II ~ Marstgn 10oI
ffh West Tel Queen Anne &c a 1U.p
| CHEAP CHtCErs ranch tsroor.
house tte LAYING hens. cows lara.
l piece land. einss IN, only ieab on sasy
] terms See g u ulllman's saicsrnsn Ia
| Times btacA today 1T
f-foou house and fH8 lots Tor sale. on
easy terms. ~ patiuH see down ana
{ tie balance Ike rent HV owner e.. Egg
Ter. Cal Main coca. --zG.si
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SEATTLE MAN KILLS
WYOMING ToUcu

luf bio money. and. palll,.
house 7Df i IL
-, up dat gun. ssA ~.
Hiih mat Armstrong '.at
around and hald nm 81 Mshg
carter then dres hIe ~.
sod iued Armstrong ~ s1eiger
ii"of dead. Carter Far. ~
800. bilatsli
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A Half Acre

A Half Acre
os Fsantisfuy esf lice tssuiifai trees
riass To- : safaasf ~ aIatsr tanss Haf
ihls aul save FaHf Price at.e Htat
cssh baishes 81 Hef ntaHih Fanne Sac
UensE Main sgss tHa .iit
PAM BARGAIN Is aerss. tlsb level
las vel tngfassd. eesfinskIHf tsssti
IA isks hsHdf g. sod ieHH# Pc ufli-'
ffefa seattle richard 4n tsaHnE 81
sinas " sHsail faaiia aWriitHH ef elahi
iafss rsNsas frame tsfn iassa ssal
pfsea ieF q Tee aafs ItFaa HHieh iH.
giuaea hafss4 eaus pigs nesss FnirAses
saaa aufHf ~ fafWiuk Eaeia SD tak iH
~ hsrn ghis fafm ffunu enc e thf
sfsanlsTs saslY ID . q saa Telephone
nouNHr MkLrHr
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sosros uApbos y tes'atas : fs~.
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rss. s.sai.s issar n ylms. sisSs II
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Asa tts ~ uaatA. AVIS fFam ~
amnsf - uaaftaF arrs - aaHa Hss1
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rest t'nans iHa ssEf# Male ziPf
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raft taifaza iaaA hstseea frsl risas Hp
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les natf tash. tsisess % saH
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as casa t;s ever 50 rsaihs stii
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sfeaeFs fasaiiiss ih arg rafs bases
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ssaasaf s1fssalta an1 ftfT aatsf LA
81 81 slaas usH "a e uBfs -. an.
raNs sAsnt.s tsf&T n fines tieNs 1T
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On FsHnilsfuY eaF uHe tsaafifui trees
fine fira Tots ~ Hesahtrf. IHaf thF
HlaHn zoe = HutHnsf Hf HaHfEr Hartr AaHr
thls aul cave HaHf ffira ft.e Htaa
eash bhtahes ~ PEE HHHth ENuna Sac
onasE Matu szs5 tHA ss1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

acres. half CLEARED. on county road.
one mile south u Richmond Beach for
aaa cash
10 acres. close to car line. for 1850
y cash
20 iots 2triea each lot. Sound view.
Tor ff.dfb cash
YOUNG 4 UHDnEHa
2g0f Jefferson Place ballard
Phone ballard sit -Ha-g1
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MONEY roLoAN.
ncfToN eRnpH 60

l,aSna ON honuohuid furniture planes
tie iso Salary Leans teneiaenNaL
sultk service. best terms aud lowest
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CRY REAL ESTATE.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
TO RECTERD4HL.
c. B. Brczccr UphoIds Fighting
Oualifics of BattIeships.

y enc current number OF 'Harpers Weekly.
Charles E. Brewer former chief craftsman o.
the bureau OF construction and repair OF 1he navy
an article combating the charges Of ineffective
,-s made r,v Henry Reuterdahl in the January
number OF "McClures Magazine" Mr. Rotterdam ;
s,,,a rks about arTnor belts below the wateriine.
rrotected turrets low freeboards, insufncient am
,,rnition ho!sts etc. refuted by Nj Brewer
lie says:
NJ Paute~dahI's charges as to the constructive
fostrres af our hghting vessels briefly fol-
lows: That the heavy belt arrnor Of the battle
sbfne IS IInder water: that the turrets over
an omen Sha r. down which FIRE may find ready aC-
cesss to the magazines; that the bows OF the yes
the broadside guns have an verse ennplace-
ment that the vessels are unprovtded with tor
pedoes and torpedo tubes and That the nature OF
tire bureau system compels II 10 resist improve
ments in these matters. The charge Is also made
practically throughout MT. Reuteroahls paper
that. though the defects have been known for
years. nothing has been done to correct them
Mr. BreNeT shows number of photographs ot
hartIaships and diagrams ot their actual water
line and arnor belt above the water Regarding
this Mr. Brewer saws:
Even were the charge true. the ships would not
the reader to think for there is arnnor OF consid
erabe thickness Immediately above the belt arrnor.
and II is also backed by coal bunkers and heavy
resistance 10 even the heaviest shell close range
In reply Mr.. ReuterdahIs charge that the gun
ports in the turrets OF American battleship. were
unprotected. Mr.. Brewer writes as follows:
These ports are not open later vessels as
the reader or Mr. ReuterdahFs article il led 10 he
Iieve The existence OF gun port protection on
these later vessels was evidently forgotten by Mr
Reuterdahl when he wrote that the yawnns. o1In
ports still remain as originally designed Gun
boft protection Is nothing more nor less than armor
ntted around the gun on the inside OF the turrer
and, naturally. behind the turrcI arrnor N Is
made OF sufficient size TO close the opening around
the gun and moves up and down with the gun Is
1t Is elevated or depressed.
Mr. Brewer says our ships are well able TO nght
in heavy seaway- The figures which MIR Reuter-
dahl quotes for the heights of the decks OF various
battleships are admitted TO be correct but Mr.
Brewer shows In his article that the guns are from,
twentyfouT TO twentysix feet above the water l,,e
and he adds. We do not intend to fight In a hur-
ricane."
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
KILLS PENSION OFFICES
House Committee Bill COnsOidatcs
Payments IN Washington.

Washington Feb 4-The House Committee on
Appropriations reported favorabIy to-day the pen
sion bill for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1901
The bill aboshes the pension agencies at Augusta,
Me: Boston. Buffalo. Chicago Columbus Ohio.
Concord. \. H. Des Mones, Detroit. indianapolis.
Knoxville. Tenn; Louisve. Milwaukee, New York
CITY Philadelphia. Pittshurg. San Francisco and
Topeka and consolidates them into one central
distributing agency at Washington.
The bill as reported carries q total appropriation
Of $50 $50 9oo which is s1740o0 less than the aggre-
gate estims es-tha exact sum sava bic by the CON
snlidation Of the agencies
The radical change in the pension agency system
decided upon by the committee in accord with
the recommendations Of Secretay Garfield and Com
missioner Warner, after exhaustive consideration If
Subcommittee. The Secretary told the COMMITTEES
that under the system all pensioners could be
paid promptly they paid ny the
eighteen agencies and without Inconvenience.
There was paid TO ss7.Su pensioners in the last
fiscal year the total OF sl3s.030.s94 The total
since the foundation of the Republic s.. .59s.-
0l5.732
There is living" says the report. no SOL
der soldiers widow Of the Revolutionary War,
and there pensioner soldier living the War
1872, but at the end Of the last fiscal year there
the roll US widows of soldiers OF that war. "
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
DEMOCRATS NOT UNITED.
Senators Unable to 4grce on Plan
TO Fight .4Idrich Bill.
Tr-or, The Tribun. Bureau. !

washington Fer. 2--The Democratic members q
ire Senate held 4 tfird-and probably the last
.zrr-E -p-dsv 10 consider the subject Of financial
Legislation. The result % the conference was TO
demonstrate beyond doubt the complete lnanllltE
of The minority % present effective resistance
10 the Afd-ich bill, which VIII come up 1o1 coliSi
Grafton Monday
A-re- ar effort 10 devise q programme TO which
an The members ot the minority would subscribe.
the s----1pt was abandoned Senators Teller Bailey
sud others having served notice that they did not
r,urrose 70 be bound ny any decision reached ny
their colleagues
Il was then decided that amendments 10 the
aia-ach measure would ne offered ar the approp-l-
time, follows
Firs.-To quadruple the amount Of energencT cur,
A.ency provided BY The BIZ, 50 that the total
shall be g go 30. go
Second-To increase the amount OF reserves winch
hanks must n1ainlaIn n lnt''- o"n zUi's IL wv
thirds OF their total deposits ,,
rhird-To guarantee ali depositors IN national
hanks aEsins5 loss ana 70 eslabsh Z reserve luiio
Fourth-To eliminate railroad bonds from the list
II. as = basis for circulation
Fifth-To offer the Bailey xreenback bill e
substitute for The Aldrlch bill
While eaeh OF these amendments VII be offered
BY Democrats Il became obvious to-day that no
ons Of them would command the support of ali
ire minority and the Democrats adjourned great
y discouraged over their inability 70 present a
1TrfrHS orposiron tha Afdrtch bill. IS almost
needless that each amendment VIII he voted
down. ard that amendments which are not &C
certable tbs author CT The measure viii be
adopted.
While there Is considerable show q resistance
snd opposition the Aldr1ch bill in the House. it
Is favored by Speaker Cannon and Req sentative
Burton. of Ohio and there Is little reason 70 be
e7e that any effective opposition VIII be presented
there
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
SAY HE'S SHIP SuUGGLER.
Customs Officials 1rrcSt Ste7card on
the krO0nIand.

United States customs authorities have suspected
for some time that members the crew OF the
steamship Kroonland, of the Red Star Line. were
smuggling and recently. while the vessel was In
port said. the revenue officers closely watched
the minor officers and the crew According 10 In
formation possessed by the government, members
the engaged IL Il conspiracy with
New York dressmakers to smugsle dress goods
and trimmings into the United States from Bel
gium and France without payment OF duty.
AS result 0f the federal scrutiny OF the crew
customs officials caused the arrest Monday
night OF Georges chevallier. of the Kroon-
lands commissary stewards Under his bunk in
the crews quarters several hundred dollars worth
of Flemish and French handmade laces. Japanese
kimonos Paris-made dressing sacques and other
similar articles were recovered. according to the
complaint.
Chevaiiicr locked up for tho night in the
Touhs. and arraigned yesterday before Com
missioner Shields. IN the federal building. on "A
charge of smuggling The Commissioner adjourned
the hearing until TUESDAY. chevallie1 was com
mlttsd default Of u.in ball.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
BOND ISSUE NORTH AMERICAN AID.

fsne II rie subsidiary companies ~ the North
American Company which recently disposed Of a
small block o. bonds. Il was learned yesterday is
planning larger issue as soon conditions IN the
bond market warrant IL The proceeds will be
used. il Is sai5. 10 reimburse the North American
Company for advances made 10 its subsidiary com
Tanies-
lars. and are said 10 have been OF the principal
ressons for the company's passing IT'S dividends
last year 4 representative Of the North American
Company said thar the directors intended 10 order
resumption OF dividend payments when the ananc-
Ing OF the subsidiary companies was completed
The proposed bond issue will Il is understood he
solo by ne Milwaukee Light Heat ana Traction
Company Its amount disclosed but II
was stated that bonds will be marketed from time
20 tine - conditions warrant until the entire
amount CT advances made BY the North American
Company Is subsidiaries is taken M
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
PANAMA PAPER UPHELD.
Senate Passes Urgent Deficiency
Bill, Carrying $4,000, 900.
IFrom the Trihune Bureau. /

Washington, Feb. 4-The Senate to-day passed
the urgent deficiency appropriation BILL carving
approximately x2i,0s0,o00, OF which s25eee is in
Senate amendments. The feature OF the debate
was an attack by Senator Cuiberson on THE
Canal Record" which IS published by the Pan anna
Canal Commission. under the direct supervision OF
the secretary. Joseph b. Bishop. To the surprise
OF Mr.. Cuberson, Senators Hale, Flint, Carter and
others the Republican side came vaiiantiv 10
the support ot THE Record quoting Colonel
Goethals, 10 the effect that the influence Of the
little paper the isthmus most beneficial
The Senator from Texas read from THE Rec
ord" various personal items" and maintained
that IL was ridiculous for the government 10 pub
bsh newspaper containing society notes" He
also read from one issue the notice of A revival
service 10 bs held Cniou on Sunday afternoon
Alo OF circus TO ne given al the time ana
place While De occasioned considerable. srousA-
rtent, his snsndnent. providing that no mart ~
the appropriation Of Az.os na should hs.used for
the publication Of The Record was defeatea
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Changes IN armament of WarshapS
to Meet Torpedo Attacks.
from The Tribune Bureau

Washington. 4
ro pEpET. TORPEDO BOATS.-The chief OF
ordnance OF the navy has completed plans for the
changes in minor armament on board ships OF war
10 meet the conditions OF attack MADE possiDie
by improvements in the torpedo II Is purposed 10
remove all 3-pounder and 6pounder guns rom the
vessels of the fighting line. retaining only TWO
on each vessel for saluting. and TO substitute such
,,,,rnbar Of 3inch 5o-caIibre guns be mount
ed on board with due consideration Tor tne 1acill
ties for serving the guns. the stowase ana Supply
of ammunition. and the changes IN "cisnls III
voIved II is found necessary 10 furnish secon-
49, t.++a-,- or rand fire guns in order 70 repel
torDedo attacks. For this purpose the ru-ret guns
and the broadside guns Of and I men calore are
not entirely adequate, owing to their slower rate Vi
FIRE II is only lately that arrangements have had
IN IN r,7ada m meet torpedo attacks at more than
+to,,eard yards The prospect is that the torpedo
will increase in range. and II will not be long De-
fore other means Of offsetting this FORM OF a1'acA
,fr have n n. adopted The first step Is the aban-
donu,eut of the s-pounder and epounder guns
which until recently were considered sulncieI'
--orac+to, against the carriers OF the torpedo
ORDERS IssUED-Ths following orders have
been issued:
~ ,o,,,,nz second reut.n.nts Of h.'d artillery hav.
been assigned the -egnlents snd eTEs
fed: GEORGE g. TTNRA4rn- re4n ana SANDS and
GE0R5s GH0NGs D SLOAN sth: cfsAFI.Es HARLOW I-S
and TII5As IRd4B = a TaTIoF is5 iBat,e-y F
IAN H SHEPHERD 80 MARsAtL csPRc,S p sth
tRsTre-v G.: FREDERICK NJ BARRONS. 5th tBa'-
oyto4i,, second sItensnts of infantry hsv. heen
.sefr-eG - regiments specified; JOSEPH CLttALlE
Ist' AT.TRF-T1 II. ARCK stE; EDWARD @ ~
10R 4th- JOHN W SIMONS- tr- 6tn: S-ttAtth.E-S
, FIOIITNGSwORTH ana CARY Ciso.-h5-T
9th. JOHN n REARDoN. 1Ith: MALILH =
" RPADF-N. 2sth: THOMAS NJ r. HEBRON 2sthi
ERNEsT Il P5-L1 end saoF1r s qlsr,e7Hias.e-
@-or1 San Francisco JeTerscnvine
-Ls-is;1 FT1fr-ND ?. EASTERBROOK- coast artillery
rorps from Fort worden 10 the Preside OF san
Francisco.
r-.,-.;r ? EDWARDS Medical Director " a No
al F@iI-TC Surgeon r r ORETS and Paynnazter a
NJ PTPFIN. commissioned
-,,+ain " {, CUTLER. retired detached from navy
ward. Boston. 70 60 home - -
r-snfsin G retired detached rom navy yaro
,,-1S- -SorI9E' = PARFER 10 navy yard Norfolk
C,orr1ander T. WAII-ING. to additional duty On the
birmingham. ,-. - 49,.
C,o-rr.ards- + 2 I.I-By yard. Boston
ieursnan- c; D JOHNSTONE 10 the Scorpion
L WILSON. detached from navy yard
washington and wait orders
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIES--The following
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Feb. The Paducah. al Gonatves
SAILED
E-ab a-The Arethusa from Busncs Ay-e. for Punta
Arenas.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
GASOLINE STOVE SETS BABY ATTIRE
She Will Die, and Father, Who Tried to Save
Her, Goes to Eospital

The dress Of Emma Bender. twenty-one months
old, ignited while she playing near a
gasoiene stove in the basement Of her home No
ls0 West End avenue, and her father. Max Ben
der. the janitor. and two other were burned
about the hands In trying her. The baby
and her father taken TO Roosevelt Hospital
The child viii die Plumbers and steamhtters
were working in the basement and the baby ran
q = little Easolene stove used by them melt
lead. and her dress caught fire
The steamhtters. James Leary and Joseph
Duffy and the father beat out the flames The
mother went TO the hospital with the baby and
father.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
SUIT AGAINST EQUITABLE DISMISSED

The action brought by Archibald C Haynes
against the Equitable Life Assurance Society to re-
$4,000 fo- breach os contract has been dis
missed hE Justice Hendrick in the Supreme Court
2r. Haynes who - president OF the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Company. was dismissed by
Paul Merton from the Equitable as SIS general
for the metropolitan dfstrfct rottFs- 10 the
rcrtrsct undsr-vhsch ne hsid his oriee according
r. NJ Esvnes. Eho explained yesterday that Ger
tssn sega p>nts involved --ouid be taken u
rrs Arpel.zte D1E4slon To- q decIslen.