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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
MUST PLAcATE
INDEPENDENT CO

The board Of public works. In an
thori1ing the Sunset Telephone com
pauf 10 install a switchboard and
telephone service in the new mu
nlcipal building. has violated lis con
tract with the independent Tcle
phone Co. who have already In
stalled a free telephone service IN
the building with the promise thai
they were 10 be awarded tho inter
change service exclusively.
Francis W Grant. building super
lntandeut. now faces the necessity
Iof placatlng the Independent people
On the ground that the city had
broken It's contract II Ia said the,
could legally charge for all OF thell
telephones now used In the munlci
pal building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
COMMUTERS FILE
4 COMPLAINT

r. H. Upper. cashier of the Seat.
tie National bank, ". G. Motcalf. a
prominent real estate man. and y.
W Campbell, clerk OF Judge Gays
court. representing the Interests Of
the commuiars Of the polniA DO.
tween Tacoma and Seattle. called
upon Jacob Furth. Of the Seattle
Electric company. this morning 10
enter formal protest against tho
inadequate service given by the
company during the morning and
evening hours between Seattle and
Tacoma.
In their protest they stated that
the company loaded the cars up
with their workmen on leaving Ia.
ooma and that those boarding the
cars at tho intermediate points
we're forced to stand In the aislaa
In consequence
Mr.. Furth said that he would give
the matter bis attention and see
that conditions were relieved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
TWO HELD FOR
EMpEzzLEMEnI

W. J. j. Roberts. Who was ar
rested yesterday BY Deputy Sheriff
William Zimmerman. appeared this
uflsrroon hefnrr sheriff Hodge and
NJ his bond for q. 900.
Roberts vas arrested on the
cAarEs d embezziemeHt. brought by
Presenting Attorney vandervcer.
he alleged cmbezzlemcnt &C.
cured rhlle Roberts was In the
snploy Of the firm OF J. n. y. At.
Mason about three years ago.
CARES y Dickinson was also ar.
Ds1ed yesterday on the same
caye and -as released on the
me ball
ne two men are charged With
- embczzismenf OF premiums
vhik tn the employ OF the eSw
p1nyl The specific ehsfxe was
ust q embezxlinz the premium on
. poiisy u the China Traders In
mrznce company. paid by the
Norfhssstsrn Steamship company
n July. 1906. This premium
amounted TO BIB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
s * Rl1d 5a5E

w t8fA~8
SAN F1tANcIsco. May a.--Fol-
lowing the example ST by other
members u the hoodiins board Of
supervisors. John J. Furry. upon
taking tho witness stand this morn
Ing al the resumption Of tho trial
d Patrick Calhoun for bribery. de-
cArrd that his vois would hzve been
cast for the trolley franchise even
had be not received compensation
Questions put BY The attorneys for
the prosecution. however. brought
forth the admission that while h.
was a member ~ tho board he never
would have voted w opposition 70
the wishes Of Ruef and Gallagher.
The defense removed ita efforts At
Impeachment by comparing the
testimony of the witness with that
given In former graft cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
GIVES The POLICE
THE SLIP

William Donk who was sem
fenced 10 81 days on tho chain gang
Tor the alleged theft u 400 pounds
uf copper wire more than a month
ago, escaped from the Ballard police
Saturday night
Doak escaped from tho chain gang
after serving oisht days, lie was
later arrested. and Police Judge
Gordon announced that al tho COM
pleiion Of bic first term another of
60 days would be- handed out
ON Saturday afternoon Doak was
sent 10 Ballard NJ a trusty. Taking
advantage N tho easy game, Doak
disappeared that night The police
have been given orders to arrest
him on sight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
IS KILLED WHILE
COASTINC

While coasting on his little wagon
last night. Philip Schwartz, the .
earold son OF Jacob Schwartz, was
almost instantly killed at 9Th av,
and n, Olive st.. by striking his head
with crushing force against stump,
There were no eye witnesses TO
the accident. The little fellow was
breathing his last when an aequaint-
ance who had heard the crash ran
TO his assistance. From all appear
anoes II seems that the boy was at
tempting to round a corner while
the wagon was going at a high rate
Of speed. Instead Of making the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
PR0T0GR APHERS
ARE IN TROUBLE

Armed with n tin-iypo camera,
]. Kurnik. photographer, was
gathering In easy money this morn
ing on the waterfront whom Pa
ifoiman Dan Hart ran across him,
Kurnik was sent to police head
quarters and locked up In tho city
jail for operating without a license,
II Rocln. photographer was ar
rested In Woodland park yesterday
afternoon, charged with taking and
selling photos while you walt
Rocin was released on his personal
recagnizance His camera was held
ms evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

yesterday at wami. and today 70
sumed the hunt. the object Of the
chase being a giraffe
The skins Of the lions killed by
the party ars being sent 10 Nom.
hasa for treatment At a plant es.
tahliHhed there for that purpose.
Colonel Roosevelt will remain In
the MAu hills and adjacent country
until May 10 On that date he VIII
start for Nairobi. reaching here
May rs After remaining here two
or three days. the party will pro-
coed 10 SOtik
-Four hundred warriors and Klku.
yu chiefs danced the war dance for
the Roosevelt party al Fort Hall
yam. Members of the party we're
presented with the war regatta OF
tho chiefn. and Roosevelt was given
three sheep. a bull and a Wild o.
tfich In return tho e3.pfesldant
gave each native a piece OF silver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
KISSED WOMAN MUST
APPEAR AT TRIAL

exceeding six months or both.
Tho penalty for dlnrcxsrding the
orders u tho court u Inquiry Is pro.
vided In an act of congress dated
March :. 1901. providing tho offend.
81 Is a resident o. tho district OF
state 10 which the court shah be
called.
Mrs Evans has not yet been cali.
"a 10 appear, and. according 10 all
indieatians the ssxrievea husband
and the dashlnx young lieutenant
who Ia ssii 10 have been unable 10
FeHlst the temptation q Mrs Evans'
ruby lips are making every effort
10 keep her OF tho stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
PROPOSE TO PUMP
WATER

City Engineer Thomson. Super.
intendent u Streets Maloney and
Superintendent Of Light and Water
Department l.. n Youngs are con.
ferrlng today over the feasibility
Of constructing pumping plant
out on Lake Washington for the
purpose OF supplying the street
car sprinklers with water In this
vas Il Il planned 10 do away with
using the Cedar river water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
SIXTY KILLED
IN EXPLOSION

VANCOUVER. D. q. May 3.-The
ispnfi Of an explosion at Osnka. in
snifn ~ persons were killed and
injured and eight buildings de.
afpyed. vas brought 10 this city BY
\ NJ 3 EHpreaa Of Japan. The
eaase o. the explosion Is said TO
I've been due to careless handling
y e'a shells at store near Nanlwa
pnnke. ~ the centsr Of Osaka.
among The buildings suffering de.
suucnon we're several valuable art
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
WILL NOT RETURN TO
HER HUSBAND

BOSTON. state senator and politician.
was ppasihle
That q COMPROMISE respecting the
custody o. their child. Kldridss. II
years u asr, WIN IL at present stay
Ina with chief q Police Rosa. Is a
possibility. none of those Interested
VIII a.ny. bat u Il believed that the
entire matter viii b. held in abey-
ance until tho arrival u II !. Ed
ridge, the millionaire brewer II
Portsmouth. n A.. who il the fathsf
u Mrs ahaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
sTRAUs APPOINTED
AMBASSADOR
TO TURKEY

WASHINGTON, May oscar
sirams. secretary Of commerce and
labor under President Roosevelt,
today accepted the post u ambasaa-
dor 10 Turkey. and will succeed
John q A. Leishmann. who VIII
become ambassador to Italy.
William W Hockhlil. present
minister TO China. Is to succeed
John W. Riddle az Ambassador to
Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
WILL GIVE
RAILROADS
A STREET
MANUFACTURERS OPP.
POSE THIS s
GRANT
Council Will Go Ahead,
However, and Grant
Franchise

Al practical obstacles 10 the plan
OF making the Oregon A WASHING
ton railroad free VIII offering NJ
ne east roadway on i'allrond way
nave been removed, and tho ordi-
ilaiase assigning franchise rights on
THIS thorouEhfare 10 ths corporation
faf 30 Years ia expected to pass the
|ehN council tonight without any iuf-
thef Opposition.
To-day a. v bnuilion, uuperin-
tenqent ~ public utilities who has
- vigorously fought The hill re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
ORCHESTRA and S0L0ISTS
ARRIVE IN CITY TODAY

given this evening az the new ar.
mary under tho auspices u tha
May Festival association.
In addition TO tho souvenir pro-
gram swing an Analysis Of each
number and biography Of tho COM
poser, with pictures u tho artists
and officers Of the association. there
win be a second program for dis.
irritation At each QUE Of tho con
ccrtA'
Miss Fisher Queen.
Miss Gladya Fisher. Of ballard
viii be Queen Of tho May Festl-
val Thu final vote was a. follows.
Miss GLADYS Fisher. ballard .iaasa
Miss Helen Steele, broadway ,i0.ssi
Miss Ef9ma schmlts West
r7Ati9 sssssssssss ssss.....io.fff
Miss i.oula Lewis. Lincoln, 81. I.ssI
Miss Mary y schobcr. Prank
TN sssttsssstF. sssssss...s. toss
Miss Leah Miller. at iarsc..... ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
COUNTERFEIT PASSPORTS
GIVEN TO JAPANESE

Other advices stats that the Jap.
aneae artillerists have perfected a
new field gun which Ia effective 10
five miles. and fires 5000 rounds at
the rate u 10 a minute
The two new battieahips Just laid
down At Yokohama and kure arr
10 b. lafger than the DreadnauKht.
their dimensions being 20 500 tont {.
length $50 feet breadth $50 feet.
with a speed Of 30h knots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
TURKISH PL0TTERS ARE
STRkNGLED TO DEATH

controlled a too curious crowd, and
smashed the cameras ~ those who
cudeavered TO secure pictures Of tho
hanslnEs
Zach victim was led 10 his place
On tho gallowu, and, after tho noose
had been placed about his neck. was
raised slowly by pulley aud aua.
pended white he stranslcd To death
Grand Nirlcr Tewflk raaha hand
ed his resignation 10 tho new Sultan
Of Turkey today nilmi raaha,
whom tho mutlnccrs drove from his
office at tho time u tho uprising,
Aprll 10, was rrlnstated by Rochad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

Nickel bathroom hSturoa and other
trimmings" about tho house, arc ornn-
mental. n kent bright bat hoeplDe nickel
bright Is what many housckccpcra drcad'
True, this Is not easy. unless ono has
Gold Dust. but this may hc obtained At any
grocery, The rest is easy.
Make warm suds- using Gold Dust
and wash tho nickel fixtures with cloth.
II very dim, rub a little Of tho Gold Dust
directly upon tho surfaco. rinse, and rub
dry with piece Of soft linen or flannel
Nickel lightly washed each week In Gold
Dust and warm water. then wiped with a
soft cloth. will mover got dull and will
never need hard rubbing, hat Is as easy 70
tosp bright aud clean q piece Of glass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

turn. the boy was hurled over a 10
foot embankment. aiightlng on the
stump.
Deputy Coroner Borthwick. who
investigated the accident, believes
the wagon got beyond tho boys
control. DR.. o. c. Christmann 70
sponded 10 tho call for medical as
sisiance. but young Schwartz was
dead before his arrival. The boy
lived with his parents at 2sih av
and y. Denny way. The body has
been taken in charge by Butter
worth a Sons No arrangements
for the funeral have yet been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

VICTORIA. u c. MAY s.-The G
r. n Empress OF Japan brings news
that upon ths return Of the steamer
Iyo Maru from Seattle to Yokohama
April Is. the president Of q Toxic
news agency waa arrested on a
charge Of having sold counterfeit
passports TO Japanese immigrants
who took passage on the MAfu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
JAMES HYDE IS
CONVICTED

PARIS. May 3--Iames Hayzen
Hyde OF New York. former vice
president Of the Equitable Life AS
Burance society. and his ehauffeur,
Ladwioo To a months imprisonment
fault. Mr. Hyde 10 one months Ina.
prisonmcnt and fine Of 500. and
Lodwico 10 a months imprisonment
and n fine Of $50. They were
charged with having run Into a
public taxlcab last October and In
luring a passenger Mr. Hyde Is at
present on an automobile trip In
tho Riviera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
THREATENED WITH
SHOTGUN

Divorce proceedings were started
this morning by Alice Bromley
Against Harry Bromley. Mrs,
Bromley claims that her husband
has treated her cruelty. aud at ono
time threatened her life with a
SHOTGUN. She claims that he re-
flied To support her aud abused
hef In many ways,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
BURGLAR
10 SHOT


BAN FRANCISCO. Nay Twin
a balls, wound in the back Of his
neck, which the doctors nay today
will prove fatal. Edward Frfel. a
teamster. eiuded pursners. who had
discovered him bufKlafiriuE store
long enough TO rent a room In
which 10 hide his loot. Weakened
BY the loss OF blood. Friel fell In
nemlcanscious condition on the
bed. under which he had placed the
stolen property. and within a abort
time was found and placed under
arrest. He was removed TO tho
Central Emergency hospital where
It was said today there is little hope
for his recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
MAS FISHER IS ELECTED
QUEEN OF THE BIG
MAY FESTIVAL

The chicasa symphony Orchestra,
xith iss galaxy q secalists aad In
ssrumental soloisis, arrived in tho
IN, this morning ffein Portland,
vhsrv they have iist given a scries
a five mos, sueeessfal ahd well at
fsaded eeucersss
Al noon teiay. in the new srnory,
. ehsrus compes.si Of SEQ voices
frasn the Schubert and Apaiin clubs
an NOS, the differvnt church choirs
a The city. gave a rehearsal Niss
IN soprano. Madame Aida Hemmi,
arh the Chicaso sYu1phs'nY orrhcs.
tn.
Everything a Readiness
rverythlns Is in readiness for the
first q the three asaeerta 70 b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

A bury vas secured this morning
In the case Of Rudolph uirich
against tho Seattle. Rcnton q
southern company.
Ulrich was injured while aiighting
from a car belonging 10 the com.
pany on March q. 1906. The car
started without warning. throwing
ulrieh 10 the ground. Ne asks for
80 900 dAmasra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

VALLEJO. cal. May THAT
bay Osburn. On trial hafare a
naval c6urt Of inquiry upon a charge
Il conduct unf~eominx an officer
and a gentleHan. Is not the only
p<rson who may suffer as a result
a the court preeestiinsr Is lnii-
mated herr today II Mrs Maude
Esans the recipient Of the alleged
kI<s that has rrecirltated a srnsa-
fion IN naval Circles. carries out her
wv and refuses IA appear as a wit
n<s upon the cali Il the court she
may b. Liable 70 a fine Of not er-
c>edins s,ea o. Imprisonment not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
ENGINEER KILLE D

Charles Navarro, engineer on the
Great Northern RAILROAD. was In
ztantiy KILLED In an accident Al
skykomish this morning Think
ing his engine was about 10 turn
turtle. he jumped from the cab and
fell in front Of a moving fiat cat
on another track,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
TALK ABOUT THE
CITY COUNCIL.

The Seattle city council will be
the subject Of today'a discussion at
the Know your city school and
civic Institute which this afternoon
begins q series OF educational dis
courses on affairs OF local govern.
mcnt In the v NJ g, A, auditorium,
Mayor Miller presided today The
movement, which Is furthered by
Miss Anna Louise Strong, has been
widely endorsed throughout Seat.
tie by the clergy and business mon.
Tomorrow "Clty Plans will be
taken up Each day different sub
iects will DO expounded until
May n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

SANTA BARBARA. cal. May -
you may rest assured that. whatever
happ-ns I'll never return 10 Mr'
shaw. ali rumorr and gossip con-
corning a reconciliation 70 the con-
trafy.s declared Mira Netile y
shaw to-day. as she sat eonieniedly
chewing gum ta the ticket window
q the Ia Petite theatre here.
She thus dsntsd that a recon
eiiiaiion with James y Shaw. the
millionaire street railway king q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
TRY THIS FOR
= YOUR COUGH

MIS- two onnees Of Giycerfne with
half-nnnce Of Virgin Oh df Pine
toupound pure and n half pint Of
araifht whisky Hhake well, and
take ~ doses N a taaapaanfui every
four hours This MIXTURE poascaaaa
The healing. healthfal properties
cf the ilnsa. and viii break a cold
N tMen iy-i1uf hours and cure any
cough that IL eHfabla. In bavlng
this formula put 40, be sure thni
your druggist uses the Rentilns
VlrHin on u Pine compound pure.
PREPARED and guaranteed only by
me Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
NEWsPAP Err MAN
Prevents PANIC
But LOSES LIFE

PEORIA. NJ. May As the re.
suit u tho explosion IN the Crescent
Nlckelodeou here last night. which
plungcd the entire front of the the.
alter into flames. W r. Robinson,
city editor Of the Peoria star. and
manager Of the play house, II dead
Walter Woodrow. the moving pic.
ture machine operator. ID severely
burned Two women tainted fol.
lowing their escape from the build.
Ing over 900 persons were In the
theatre. but tho crowd walked out
without exhibiting any signs OF
panic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

coNaTANTINOfIlE May Y"
rsfsffsa r,ditCfn Nefe executed to-
~. en- I'm iafmal punishment
S-fir asfs began in the STEAMBOAT
.7l.r srpsfat soldier leaders
-, eai,llsiy shot aud thsir civil ac-
,,.mplices hanetdY
rsouaanda were present at the
...eutians Tho condemned priss
a.srs were lcd forth clad in white
,r,ussrs and Jackets and upon each
80 fastened a plneafd bearing hlu
r.ms aud the crime VI which he
10. accused. A Gordon of police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
WOMAN IN FRANCE IS
UNDER DOCTORS CARE

LOS ANGELES. May a.-For the
first time since aho entered upon
her third trance Of physical obsen-
sion, Mrs, Beulah Hawkins today
IL under tho caro- Of n physician.
Despite tho fact that nothing can be
done 10 awaken her from ber
letharEio state into which she re-
lapsed last Tuesiay. tho physician
II watching the case closely, pre-
scrihlnR the amount of ntimulanta
10 be- injected and recording for
science The phases " ono Of H. most
puzzllng problcma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
VIII MEET WEDNESDAY,.

The Green Lake Political Equal
ity league will meet "Wednesday
evening at the home Of Roland NJ
Wallet. 5000 Woodland Park ay.
Miss Ruth Bahnkcn will deliver the
address Of tho evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

ROOSEVELT IN A
CHASE after
A GIRAFFE

NAlRoBl, British East Africa,
May 3,-Aeoording to a story
which was brought here today,
Col. Roosevelt killed gigantic
lion which was orouched ready
TO spring upon two members OF
his party. The two members Of
the party, realizing their dan
ger, had wheeled thsir horses
about in an attempt TO escape
when Roosevelt arrived upon
the scene and shot the animal
through the brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
HONOR EXTRACTION
FOR BRANDENBURC

SACRAMENTO, Cal. May a.
Before leaving for san Francisco
etihin morning, Gov. 0lllei honorcd
the reqnlsitinu for the return Of
Brouphion Bfandonbnrg, held prla
oner At San Francisco, TO Nov
York.
The extradition papers arc In the
hands Of Detective Norman ] Fitx'
simmons, representing District AZ
torney Jerome. and he has gone 10
the hay City 10 get hla prisoner.
Todsy's Treasury Report.
WASHINGTON, May 3,-The
treasury report today shows: Re
oelpts s2.56s .sG1. expenditures 81,
40 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

CHICAGO. May 3 = with more
,,aa eea Delegates and visitors
.r,s.s,t. the seeaad national peace
scnfsFrnes opened here this after
,,.-.n The sessions Will continue
until Wednesday uisht The chair
mar Of the conference Is Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

PANAMA. May 9.-Dr. Manuel
Amador. first president OF the re-
public OF Panama, died yesterday.
after a lingering illness. lie was
rs years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03
BREWERY FIGHTING
FOR LICENSE

me old fight between the brew
~. and The retailers over the pos.
.s1ion Of liquor licenses was re-
v''ed This afternoon. when the eoun b
e'l llquor license and revenue com
. .ll''ee received two license appilca-
a'n. i9r one saioon. the Bon Ton.
" flrat az. and Pike A.
ms license sas held last year
T" ,he name u fiartiR a Devsre. the
s-neis' although the Independent
n.s"lhE company claimed 70 have
w to The license because they had
nv. M = under previous ownership.
~, "nsh me fight was % before the
.'niiliiee decided in favor u Harile
= pevefe' and Il Il anticipated that
my VII take similar action. again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

EAfRoBI. May s.-Iiavlng killed
five lions and numerous smaller
game. the Roosevelt party rested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-03

Business chances, page Q. Read
them. ."
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-04-30
Plattsbure's Terce
Proqram.

Mayor J. f. Burke, w. S. Van Patten,
C.. E. Allen and A. IL. Duhammel, rep
resentlng the local Tercentenary celebra-
ton committees. went to Plattsburgh to
confer with the Pittsburgh Tercentenary
commission last week. They We're met
at the wharf by member OF the COM
mittee and taken to the Witherell house
in carriages.
The meeting was for the purpose Of
co operation between the two commit
tees and to do away with conflicting at
fractions. Pittsburgh is planning to
take care of many people and is arrang-
ing to entertain guests at farm houses
situated five miles outside the city. The
farmers have agreed to bring the guests
to and from the city in the morning and
evening.
Plattsburgh will have its Independence
day celebration on Monday, and Tues
day will be devoted to French societies,
the same as Burlington. Wednesday