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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
FEARS ABOUT BULGARIA..
France THINKS P01cers Nay Not Be
agreed on POHcY.
special by French Gable 10 The Tribune
-L:nr.-rirh. Ians h. EEle Tribune Association.


Paris oct. 3.-Tne situation in Bulgaria causes
considera BILE Gneasiness here. The adhesion Of
France to the Russian proposal to submit the
Turkish railroad dispute to the powers that
signed the treaty Of Berlin will, it is thought
bring about the common diplomatic action Of
Great Britain. Russia, France and perhaps
Italy in preventing a conflict in the Balkan
peninsula. but the alleged unwillingness Of
Austria Hungary to accept the Russian propo-
sition shows that the European powers are by
no means agreed as 10 what course to pursue.
II is impossible for the six signatOry- powers
10 impose their will in the Balkans unless they
are unanimous and display cohesion in action
II seems certain that II Bulgaria proclaimed
her Independence war with Turkey would en-
sue and In spite Of official assurances, il is
thought that the annexation Of Bosnia and Her
zegovina 10 the dual monarchy cannot be de-
layed very much longer c. l. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
TRACE CLARK. BELIEVED DROWNED.

Barcelona, Oct 2-An investigation has been
made 10 trace the movements in Barcelona of Rob
crt Lincoln Clark, son of w. J. Clark Of Ansonia
Conn who is supposed TO have been drowned in
the Lake Of Geneva September q 1t has been
learned that Mr.. Clark, a representing
himself 10 be Mr.. Clark, cashed American Elk
press Company check for $40 and money order
for go francs at the Credit Lyonnais in this city
He left Barcelona by the evening on Septenl-
her "a and requested that his mail be forwarded
until December TO the Credit Lyonnais at Paris.
orders have been given that the police trace Mr.
Clarks movements in Barcelona fully
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
BATTLE BETWEEN SCOUTS AND MoRos.
Outpost Company in Mindanao Drives OFF
Attacking Natives-Few Casualties.

Manila Oct. "A belatad report received to-day
from the island OF Mindanao tells Of a battle be
tween and outlaw Moros. in which more
than dozen casualties occurred.
An outpost company of scouts attacked on
KeithIey Road by a band of fifty Moros In the
first sudden onslaught OF the scouts was killed
and two wounded The company rallied
however driving of the superior force with loss
OF nine natives killed and several wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
cApTAIN pouohERTY HoNoRep

Santiago Cuba. Oct. 3-Captsin A J. Dougherty
u s. A who served Governor OF Santiago
province for six months prior TO the induction
into office of the duly elected Cuban candidates
was guest of honor at dinner in this city to-day
which his administration OF the province. which
came to an end three days ago. was heartily in
dorsed Speeches were made and toasts proposed
by Mayor Grille, Governor Manduely Manuel
Guevara and J.idge Luscuvas. Captain Doughertv
responded in Spanish. The entertainment came 10
end with a ball the Union Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
WILL, LAND NO MEN AT MANILA.
Sperry Will Practically Quarantine Ships
Brief Shore Leave for officers.

Manila. Oct. 3-Rear Admiral Sperry has finally
decided not to land any men here and TO main
tain practical quarantine on the ships during the
STAY here Admiral Sperry discussed the question
with Governor General Smith, and the above action
was determined upon.
There still several cases of cholera daily and
Il was decided that would be safest and best not
10 take any chances of its spreading to the fleet
The officers will be allowed brief shore liberty under
close restrictions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04

general desire OF Bulgaria to complete her mae
pendence in the consuming belief in the power OF
her army TO defeat the Turks In case OF war the
difficulty preventing II from spreading TO neigh
boring states is an ever present source Of anxiety
10 foreign Offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
POSTAL CLERKS ovERwoRKED.
Increase in London s staff-Business Houses
Mailing Advertisements.

London. oct. 3-The general postoffice has had to
reinforce its staff and the worked all last night.
They scarcely able cope with the tremendous
rush, and an additional army of sorters put on
this morning Business firms are taking advantage
of the cheaper postal rate TO send out masses of
advertising. One house alone is reported TO have
mailed ten thousand letters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
ougsADA SEEKING IMMIGRANTS.

Lisbon oct 3-Gonzalo de Quesada the Cuban
Minister 10 the United States, arrived here to-day
for the purpose CT investigating the possibilities
OF emigration cuba. Later ne will visit Oporto
San Sebastian and Madrid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
EDUCATIONAL CONGRESS CLOSES.

Paris. Oct 5-The Second international Congress
for Popular Education came 10 end to-day. The
next meeting Will be held in Brussels 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
PRESIDENT OF sRAzIL's ACADEMY

Rio de Jan2iro, Oct. S-Senator BUY Barbosa was
elected president of the Brazilian Academy ~ Ct
tiers. in place Of the late Machado de Assis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04

There notable increase in the vain. ., 49,.
commercial exchanges between Peru and the I-nitaa
States last year. compared with that in the precaa
ing years Tables ana official information have
been furnished by the special Bureau OF Foreign
heiatlohs at Lima regarding the trade with the
United states II 1907 the valGc Of the products
sent TO North America exceeded bv S4OOO oo tba, -,
the products sent in the preceding year While thu
value OF the articles bought by Peru In the I-ntted
states showed an excess OF 81 100000 over that ~
lhs year previous Eduardo Higginson. consul
General OF Peru at NV York in his reports IN his
government called attention to the fact that Amer
lean merchants were showing more and NOR, in
terest in offering th,ir merchandise TO Peruvian
consumers, and that letters asking for in
formation we're being received at the consulate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04
TRADE AND FINANCE ABROAD

the mercantile marine OF Germany has 90 noO
net. tonnage. while N France the total Is below
2OoOc0 tons. These figures are inteiestin i,,s,
now. when naval supremacy is discussed between
Germany and England. for the status Of the NOR
camille marine is always influential in deterr1infns
the warships. There arc many reasons for the
prosperity of the German mercantile marine. as
was shown in lecture delivered by NJ DussoI he
fore the Society OF Commercial Geography of
Paris. one Is that German capitalists are not
afraid. like the French. to invest their funds q,
maritime enterprises. one Of the two leading car
man navigation companies has borrowed recently
15.eo0oo0 marks. and another received a25 eco 600
marks through a subscription opened in its offices
German savings invested in maritime values can
b. estimated 1t more than one miiliard n,arks
without counting the shipyard buildings and eo,ip-
ments. In France only 45aO00.cG9 francs are en-
gagged In maritime enterprises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04

When Few months ago in this review Colo
RADIO Southern shares were recommended under
% (now above 4O) this same Third Avenue
style Of criticism and sheer appeared \ cler-
gyman in Northern New York wrote; I oougn1
and am sorry"-and this same clergyman thls
week writes: Il have so per cent. profit on my
Colorado Southern: ought I not 70 buy SONS
Inore2''
10 il easy To find fault TO sheer and 20 wrlt'
anonymous letters-to be vulgar without re-
SponSioilitN, but concrete facts exist and or
Is that when from every standpoint bettermeNs
shows the temporary. Influenced movements q
Wall Street are of importance altogether m
significant.
Chicago and Alton is entitled 10 an advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03

A most Interesting cas- o. boSish
be q initiating grown up men
tsslopsd THIS nurninx when three
rznxsfers. >. u and Is Yesfs ~
a.. ssrc brunxht hsfoFs Judge
rrafef IN the iayenlis court IN an
tze . charge Of stealing = quart q
saesy and gallon q vine from a
frdssry Wagon
uas Of the boys stated that they
kznk abort three Quarters Of the
vhkky, and when asked ~ Judge
Tsaief nh2f became 81 The vine he
esxsed he could not remember
H srcunplices suffered from The
sns laek Of memory
Anethsf bunch Of youngsters. SIX
\ a. residing Ia the vicinity %
krsfbay. revived q suspended fiuc
4 sis each foF stealing ~ifeat frum
aat ear. The sxsz Of the boTs
fzuze6 Rom 70 II years Oae
~ stnie The uhea, 10 feed his
tSieksnz. while another stole "a
GVe 4 to q eham % Nis who had
skIeksns
The court enjoyed a wholesome
hgxa al The expense of q quick
kmisFed znd tmpetu9us father Of
~ accused q btallng a smaller
~ Il apfssred that The entire
t;sir vas q neixhbofho0d quarrel
efxsez he bofs. and Judge Frazier
tns occssi1n 70 say that such
kalirFs siloald b. settled By the
raFsa's esasste Of court. In . peace
tais nzEaer
EAzrs What tried to Do. yelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
"a, unl,sd Press

p,so ROLES. Cal April
.eas II. physicians are counting
,a.,y an the benefii Rear Al.
- Evans Is to derive nom the
n,raur baths here, his son Lieut.
r,sa.. declares that The reception
.esor,,sa his father has already
- a marvellous improvement
On the old iish'sf. -. .s.,.
$500 wltA the kiHtaesses that
- h.'sa shoueFvd an him and
X interest manifested IN hla Nrl
! A. sna he welfare q the tlrct
'as =, ~, : ne way The American
- feel toward me and toward
men declared che admiral o.
a, tia, bunch 81 politicians IN
s-erpess Who are opposing ne
,.eeoxltloa 10 grant me o commits.
- a vice admiral can take their
~ commission and bury & tn The
49, hofe u HI ] have all the
rrars / Nans In thls demoustfas
- 4 he peoples iose AMI sym-
go Nothing any politicians
go give me would equal that
ADMIRAL Ey4ns Is eauldeni today
n view Of his alseaa} inafsed I'm
s,cvsment. that Be wlli resoYsr his
NslsA in tisae 70 rsioin she f.set
ss,sV IL reaches san Francisco.
"A Il telling bis friends that when
n flagship the Connecticut aakHcs
nrssxh Golden Gate he vii - on
~ bridge,
i sever failed n anything ! have
uaas 40 ny mind "a. ~ declared
tDtas. ~and 81 not fail Ia tais in
ssase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
GEORGETOWN IS
BADLY TANGLED

The bitter fight now being waged
between the Georgetown city Off
cials will probably be taken to the
courts before the trouble can be
settled. and with two police Judges
claiming the office and a majority
of the oounoilmen determined 70
appoint a man to assume the pre-.
negatives of Marshal Johnston. Il
IS expected that there viii be some
startling experiences In the suburb
during the next few days.
Mayor Mueller attempted To oust
Police Judge n r. Corey by APP
pointing Charles H. Ennis This
appointment was turned down hN
the solid five" forming n major.
ity OF the council Then the mayor
announced the appointment of
Charles Crocker as police Judge
pro tenn
Immediately afterwards Marshal
Johnston. who is With the mayor
on the minority side OF the dispute.
put a new lock on the court house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03

IN some places u will probably be
necessary 20 dig from 80 10 90 feet
below the present level In order 10
get a solid base on the old beach
line This II necessary because of
the debris and trash which has grad.
ually accumulated south ~ Madison
st. where n number 81 lumber mills
Were located IN the early days.
Conferences Held.
Practically all 81 the property on
the water front from Ycsler way 20
Spring ~ IL owned BY the Northern
Pacific. and conference was held
this morning between Health Com.
missioner Crichfon. Or s = Boufus.
the plague expert aud 6 II Plum.
mer. western land agent for the cor.
poratlon. Mr. Plummsr announced
that his company would decide with.
Ia the next two weeks ns % whether
they would nm the land or take
chances 81 having the existing struc
lures on the property condemned.
The entire cost Of the scawall. IN.
der the terms VI law which passed
the last state legislature. will be
borne by the property owners them.
selves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
Arrives in Seattle After Eventful Trip From The North,
With Plans to Renew Explorations Theory Of How
Andre Met His Fate

dispensed with the earring ~ IA.
tive kayaks. Whirh saved a weight
u % pounds on each sled
Explains Andres Fate.
To account Cor TIE dtanprsaranea
uf Andre Who sought the discovery
u the north pol- Ia balloon some
Yeare aka. Capt NikaeiSrn has ar.
rived at an explanation which u
reasonable Ife believes that ihe
Kaa in the haiieoa created heat.
keeping the surface 81 Tie hax
wAfm. whirh. being STRUCK b. the
lnisuar cold outside. caused water
70 run dozen tts sides THIS water.
frcexinK. enxeiopsd the BALBOA in
a sheet ~ ice. causing an ektra
weight The lifting power of the
Eae bsinx diminished the eallosan
dropped. aud u hsing impassible 70
again use Il. she occupants vere
tnruwn ON their oWn resources
Another theory - advances n
that The quick condensation ~ the
extremes of heat and cold ripped
open the balloon. CAUSING u 20 de
scsud rspitly and praeipiiats its
occupante on me hard ice beiuw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
NO FUSION
FOR pops"

ST. LOUIS. April 2.--The popalis,
party has had enough Of fusion. In
It's platform adopted today the lead
ers inserted a plank advocating a
return 10 old middle Of the road
policies. and a declaration Of indie.
pendenee from all fusion euiangle-
ments.
In many instances, the platform Is
a radical one The most interesting
section declares for abolition of ma
tionRl hanks and the issue Of all
moneys directly by the government
10 the people.
Other features advocated are
postal savings banks. parcels post,
the parceling OF public lands direct
~ 20 those intending to use them.
government ownership OF all public
utilities. an employers liability law
and the initiative aud referendum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
.RIb cry
STORY
TOLD
Jay unI,se prsss.,

WASHINGTON April s-Ths
s,ory u an alleged sitemp, to bfihe
Chas Ferrv. officer Of brass con
Germ az Bridgeport. Conn. with a
contract for 100000 to urge leg-
isiatioB lsvoring the electric boat
COMPANY figiWed in todays hearing
By the l.iiles congressional commit
tee investigating charges against
the company.
The. charge was made In an affi-
daYit by John G. Lake OF RUther-
ford. n j. vice president of tho
Lake Torpedo Boat company. which
was submitted 10 the committee by
Representative I.illey
Lake sWeRrs he wss told by Fer
~ that an officer Of the Fan River
Shiphaiiaing company had asked
the latter 10 use his influence with
certain member of congress frum
Connecticut TO induce him 20 die
continue hts efforts In favor of the
Lake company. and work instead
for legislation favorable 10 the Elee-
trie Bast company
II ;his could be accomplished, the
affidavit continues. Ferrys COM
pany was promised 100000 con
tract BY the shiphuilding concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
WASHINGTON OFF
CAPE BLANCO

Word has beer received by the
Chamber 81 Commerce. that
The TIRES cruisers. the Washing
Ton. Tennessee ara California. are
on their ~s9 10 Seattle. and will
spend t~o seska In cruising on the
Sound before che remainder 81 the
fret arrives
After the departure OF the fleet.
the thrue ships will be placed iu
dfsdock 81 the navy yard The
slips we're off Cape Rianco thie
mofnlng wheu the wireless was
scat To the navy yard.
Several % the ubeommittees OF
Ire finance committc. held a meet
fag this morning and recognized
Henry Broderick WAS elected chair
iaan. The committee has an
nounred that more than tlo.eo0 81
Tia az. 600 asked for the entertain.
nrui has been pledged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
Gun Record Ensslishsd.

SAN DIEGO. April An nm.
proccdented reeord Tor work with
the hlg guns has been established nj
MAgdaiena hay bY the l2inch gun
battery Of the Louisiana. com.
mapded By Lieut., Evans. sou 81 the
admiral. aecurdinK to an unofficial
report
The shooting VAS done over a
i.b00yard range. With the ship
guinE az 10 knots an hour With
one exception. every sbot hit the
target. aud the FIRST Tour shots fifed
IS the after turfrt ceew tore away
the bnllsesc The average VAS
nine teatha hits per minute per gun
FOR the four guns % the battery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
Dsizk Tor Projected Improvement Being Worked Out
By Engneers--Eslimated Cost Is Sl,5OO,OOO.

r'sna Tor the seauall which Il l.
sr-ea % construct on the water
nah' asse been practically comuiet.
W Vity Engineer Thomson
e details have not been perfect
. but enough Of the data has been
rsafsd 70 show that the urapasea
.'Hovsalent will be approximately
- and one-hslf miles In lenzth and
e cos about 81 300 900
haer The present plans ~ The
y ensineering department IL Is ~.
usa mat the seavali will extend
~ NE wall nov being builf bv The
s.s.l'e Coast Co. on the Hautn front
me Vicinity Of Dearborn 30 10
y " on the north This la ip
seishborhood d 1920 feet ar
'Ppfoximately a mile and a half
Cos; Is Estimated.
ne cost Of the seawaiI IA erpect.
y . 70 run from $50 10 $50 n ann
~ s'as loot An average Tor mo On.
~ ". 'engih places the cost AZ about
n" running foot. which brlnga
Rated - "1oat th' lisure
a. as maximum u expense uiiI be
ne south portion 81 iho work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
Is BURNED ALIVE

DAWSON. April a.--Henry Schur.
bohm. aEed O.. formerly of San
Francisco WAS burned 20 death In
= fire which destroyed the CHff
house on the kiondiko river. eight
miles from Dawson Schurhohm
paa intoxicated lie and his wife
had trouble. and she walked up the
road half \ mile.
Soon she noticed flames and rush.
ed back. ia find the house a roaring
mass of flames.
She heard her husband grooming
ah the inside. and she frantieally
attempted 20 enter Tom Kirk. from
p nearby dredre. restrained her
from what would have been certain
death
The charrod bones of schurbohm
we're found tn the debris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
THIEVES GET AWAY
WITH $50, 900

During the singing the other three
excused themselves one By one.
rua when finally the singer and her
accompanies went from the music
te0m to another part of the villa
they foHnd one of the men ON a
cnnch wrapped In arr oVefcoat. with
IL other two attending him They
rkplaiaed that be had suddenly
teen taken ~ aud must be taken
sway immediately
Frightened ~ the mans apparent
sefinuu ilinsHs the sisnafiua drove
thr party 20 Pntlnnzs IN her motor
css. aud from there the Americans
took the train for Milan when
she woman returned to her home
she found the servants IN al up
roar over the discovery that the
house had been rsnsaeksd and the
MISTRESS private sat. forced and
heg money and iexels taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
WOMAN MURDERE
SLOWLY DYING

LOS ANGELES. April J II y
nrAfmau the horseman. whose wilr
shot and killed Mrs Helen Griffin
at MoHrovia Tuesday eyenlng. be
osns" q the belief that the latter
Naa alternating her husbands atfec
lions, has notified the undertakers
who have taken charge IT MfF
Grlffin'a bodY that n sli pay al
funeral vxrenneB
Mrs nvAfmaa Is gradually uink
Ing. according % the physician who
IL attvnding her. and It Is feared
she vii die from nervous shock an.
lesn there u an Immediate change
Ia her condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
faY United pr,s.l

ROME. April a. Police aud pr
sate detectives are today searching
for quartet Of Americans who
yesterday sot away With $50 600 IN
money aud jewels AZ a result OF a
daring robbery ~ the Wills Of slE
norma raataieoni. enc ~ Italy
most famous pFima duuuaa. near
railanHa
The four men called - the villa
with letters Of introduction %
which the name Of Oscar Hammer
atrin. Nos forka famous impfes
safie bad been forced. and which
set out that the men had heen
sent 10 negotiate deal for the
dtTaa appearance In New York
An lmpumptu concert VAS ar
ranged. Que 81 the men playing tbs
aecompanimeuta fef the aignafins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03

door. barring Police Judge Corey
from the office Mr. Crocker has
announced that he intends 10 hold
court regardless. judge Corey in
sisis that IL will take more than a
new lock to keep him out Of his
own office.
II is claimed that Judge Corey.
I'm his capacity as justice of the
peace. has Jurisdiction to Ivy viola
tions OF municipal ordinances, and
his friends say he will occupy the
Georgetown bench II he has to rent
the counter in the bank fer his IN,
dicial rustrum.
Marshal Johnson. the chief
executive OF the police department.
Is expected To take all his cases
before Croker In view Of this
emergency some OF the opposing
councilmen have announced that
they will appoint their own ser.
geant Of police and force lohnstons
resignation by cutting his salary
down 70 81 a month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
CONVICTED MAN
SHOOTS OFFICER

70 his feet aud drew a revolver lie
Hired At Prosecuting Attorney A
Soopor. if. bat missed him Mr.
Cooper lodged. and Mcdonald d.
reetsd his flee AZ the officers seated
around the table.
Without an opportunity 10 defend
himself. DstecuYe Dwyer Was shot
down Almost Ia an instant. police
ulen aud deputy HheriffH IN the
eaurs room drew their ravoiyera and
epensd fire on Mcdonald The con
tloied man fell with half dozen
tuilsts IN his body. lie was taken
"a hospital and will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
Thomas FrOyer, LongshOreman, Commits Suicide With
Revolver on Western Av Viaduct While Singing
Funeral March,

Chanting his own requiem
Thomas Troyer ~ years old. shot
himself ~ o'clock this afternoon
dying instantly.
Troter was walking down the via.
duct over Western av az the foot
Of University a.. aud Was chanting
a funeral march. when be stopped
az telephone pole and pulling out
u 32eallber revolver. shot himself
Letters found on the BODY were
addressed to him. care Of Pier s.
aud Il f. believed that be was a
ionRfhoreman. one 81 the letterH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
KILLED BY TRAIN

Martin Carey, the iG-year-eld son
OF J. = Carey, Of Georgetown. was
struck by a aouthhound Northern
Pacific pasEcnEe! train NJ Van As.
selt about I oeloeE yesterday after.
noon aud receised injuries from
which he died Almost immediately
upon reaching tho eeHnty hospital.
Martin, with some other boys.
WAS crossing the track behind On
incoming freight train. The other
bows IN the party saw tlsts danger.
but Martin ssilcd 70 notice the out.
going passenger train until 1t Was
upon him. He never regained euov
eciouanesa after he was bit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
ASK BAIL FOR
CHINESE

VIII n Thompson aud Fred
Lysons. attorneys for Hing Yee aud
Chin Ling. respectively. yesterday
filed applications for bail in the fed.
eral court
The Chinese have been detained
by the immigration officers on the
ground that they are Illegally In the
United States. In each of the cases
writ OF habeas corpus has been
granted. The application for bail
will be argued April 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03

SAN DIEGO. April s The auxii.
larry cruiser unffaio arrived frum
MaEdalena has today bringing mall
ffum thu ficet She Vlll return To-
moffpW afternoon. On the return
tfip The Haftain vii take mail and
passengers and a carload OF Callfar.
MA frutt presented tn the hlneiaek
cts Of tho fleet hy The - Angeles
Chamber Of Commsfee The ship
brought a large eafke OF empty
SHELLS used IN tafxst practice which
arr To BE- srnf 70 Mare ialand nasy
yard O. be- feiiiIrd.