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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-25

| ~ EJo@b holOllNNASSO N"ASH AN
mieckiego; ma wczorajszej sesyi
przemawiaf ks. Biskup Jansen z
Belleville, poczem urzednicy
Zwiazku skladali swe sprawozda-
MIA, z ktorych widac, re Zwiazek
liczy obeonie 936 oddzialow
blisko 20 tysiacami czlonkow.
Washington, D. c., 25 maja. =
Wczoraj W senacie odrzucono
wniosek uwolnienia od ella drze-
wa wyrobow drzewnych. Deba-
ia byla chwilami bardzo burzli-
wa. Nadto senator Owen ostro
atakowal trust cukrowy jego
praktyki.
= Izba posi6w przyjela wczo-
raj oredzie prezydenta w sprawie
administracyi wyspy Porto Rico
i przekazaia je specyalnej komi-
syi do zreferowania.
Washington, D. c., 95 maja. -
Prezydent Taft zwr6cii ministro-
wi wojny przediozenie budzetowe
dla armii ma rok przyszly - jake
"a wysokie wyrazil zyczenie, by
budzet ma cele armii znizono o
iakich 80 milionow dolarow. Po-
dug sadu prezydenta potrzeby
armii maja wynosic $171,65O,O0O,
czyli O IS milion6w mniej niz ma
ME przeznaczono w roku bieza-
Gym, ale 0 16 milionow wiecej Cd
roku poprzedniego. - P. J. H.
Hammond ME przyjal ofiarowa-
nego mu przez prezydenta Tafta
stanowiska posia amerykahskie-
90 w Pekinie, w Chinach. Posel
! Stcrnson Minnesoty przed}ozy}
w Tzbie poslow Kongresu wnio-
SEX podwyzszenie pensyi listo-
noszom wioskowym.
Springfield, ILL.,, 25 maja. Obie
Izby Legislatury tutejszej ME
wiele zdoiaiy wczoraj zalatwic z
powodu tax niewielkiej liczby Sc
natorow posiow, IL zaledwie
! quorum zdoiano stwierdzic. Wo-
bee tego olnawiano tylko- mniej
wazne kwestye; pewna liczbe
wnioskow przesunieto Ego do
3go czytania. Miedzy innemi IL
chwalono w senacie, IL plumbia-
RE maja skladac egzaminy z TAX
So, wynoszacq $50 rocznie ma
ia wykupywac licencye kosztujq-
ca $1,000; pomocnicy ich maja
skladac egzaminy taksa $500 i
maja wykupywac roczna licencye
DO $1.00. Posei Shanahan prze-
mawial w Izbie ma temat swego
wniosku reformy podatkowej; ma
og6l Jest on "a podwyzszeniem
stopy podatkowej.
= Ma wsp6lnem obu LIB gloso-
waniu senatoryalnem rezultatu
pozytywnego znow ME osiagnie-
to.
Springfield, ILL.,, 25 maja. Wczo-
raj zmarl w Galesburg W 46 roku
zycia sedzia Guy C. Scott, jeden
z dwu acknowledgement czlon-
kow najwyzszego trybunaiu Sta
MI Illinois; mial on sic ostatnio
poddac operacyi ma ,,appendici-
tis". Sedzia Scott zostal obrany
czionkiem tego trybunaiu w roku
19Q3im, termin wiec jego ubiega}-
by dopiero W 1912 roku. Zmar}y
naleza1 do wybitnych demokrat6w
tego Stanu. Z okazyi jego zgonu
Izba posl6w Legislatury uchwali-
la rezolucye zalobna.
Atlanta, Ga, 25 maja. = Ma
skutek starah gubernatora H.
Smitha, czyni sic zabiegi, ably
sprawe strajku tutejszych palaczy
kolejowych, kt6rzy ME chca pra-
cowat razem z negrami oddat
sadowi rozjemczemu. Strajk tax
sic rozszerzyi, re ma kolei Geor-
gia R. R. ami jeden pociag ME
kursuje, ma czem caly Stan SLIME
cierpi. Narazie strajkerzy bez-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-25
TurCya przy piracy pOkojOWej,
Senzacyina wiesG: przymiene austryackOja-
pO6skie przeciwkO ROsyi! We diva ognie!
Nova pozyczka rosyjska
Znow trzesienie ziemi. Walka wojskiem chIeb
dIa ofiar trzesienia ziemi.
Nova pozyczka rosyjska
KOCHANSKA ZANIEMOGkA.
Dauma we Venezuela. - Straszliwa susza W Nj
ROME WIEScI TELEGRAFIczNE.

D. NIOdrzeeskie przewieziOne do oczyzny
Peoria L debaty celneJ we
Waszyngtonie egaturS wybtnegO demo-
kraty.-Straik paIaczy Georgia KatastrOfa mOrzu
Zbrodnia POwOdzie. kOIzya - RADIUS rani bur-
mistrZa.-LyncZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-25

Ludzie So gatunku owiec, kt6-
re sic same miedzy soba strzyga.
Alojzy z6lkowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-25

Terazniejszose bywa czasem tax
ciezka, ze zabija nawet wspomnie-
MIA. Adam Krechowiecki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-25
PRZEGLAD
POuTiKl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ'

Chicago, 25 maja.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
HAY is READY TO issue
SPECIAL SESSION CALL
MAYOR MUELLER BADLY
HURT In THE ASSAULT

that he did not want the prisoner
thorr.
iiutehlns was arrested yoaiofday
and, with his attorney, appeared at
tho county Jail. In an attempt 70
put np bond for bis release.
sheriff Hodge. however. learned Of
the serious condition Of Mayor
Mueller and refused to accept this
bond This morning Justice Brown
before whom Hutchlna was given
a hearing for commitment placed
him under $4,000 bond No Hooneri
however had HutehlnH left the
court than Justice llrownl on learn
Ing that Mueller was seriously IN
iurcd. tolephonod the county jail
authorities not TO release the man
ON any conditions
II was At this time that the
prosccutlns attorneys representa-
tive called at tho jail first request
ing that Hutchins be released on
800 ball. and then Informed the
jail authorities that be would have
10 be taken to deotEet0wn. The
local Jail authorities could not
understand that, In view Of the
word received from Justice COMFY
O, Georgetown, there was no com
plant lodged theirs against him
Sheriff Hodge, however 10 make
sure took the prisoners 10 ucpfKe'
town this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS OF
rice TRIES TO GET HUT
cAlNs OUT OF JAIL.

Despite the fact that Mayor John
Mueller OF Georgetown, who was AZ
sauliod yesterday morning by y. A.
Hutchlns. proprietor Of the Country
Inn at Georgetown, lies In a pfe.
carlous condition as result OF In.
mries received at the hands OF
Hutchlns. the prosecuting altor
news office this morning made
strenuous and moht unusual en-
beavers to have Hutehinn released
on 500 ball, upon application Of the
prisoners counsel William Win
chcl. who was with hntchlns, Is
held a. an aecomplios,
A representative Of the prose-
cutting attorneys office this morn
luR informed the Hhefitla office
that Hntchlns would have to be
taken 10 Georgetown for a heafins,
a. Justice Cory was complaining
that his authority wns being
uaurped
Justice Corey however this
morning informed the sherlffn of
flee that no complaint against Hut
chlas had been lodged with him and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
NEW STEAMER FOR
SOUND RUN

The new fast steamer Hyak. Of
the kltssp Transportation company.
will arrive in Seattle this afternoon.
The Hyak vas built 10 Portland BY
Joseph Supple. who made such a
success with the kitsap. another
Of the compauy'a hoats. The new
vessel Is 40 feet long, and easily
made 10 knots on the Columbia
river on her trial trip. The Hyas
left Port Townsend this morning
on her way to Seattle. and vas
met at Port Madison by the Kit.
sap with party Of welcomers. Tho
party was transferred To the new
boat. which then proceeded on her
way TO the Colman dock. being met
in the stream by all the vessels
Of the fleet She will be put on the
Paulsbo run Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
MAN TELLS soRplo STORY OF
UNLAWFUL LOVE AND
TROUBLE.

The eoruners Jury in tho case Of
Mrs. Grace Burke, the woman who
shot and killed herself Saturday
afternoon In the Cecil hotel. found
the verdict that the woman shot
herself with suicidal intent
While the questioning Of Assist.
ant Prosecuting Attorney !, II.
Holshelmer was d a nature To i'm
plicate EAmcs. the man who was
with Grace Burke when ahc Ah1t
herself. the verdict made no men.
tion Of hia part In the terrible
affair.
Eames was the first witness TO
be questioned. and he told 81 meet
iug the dead woman on the steamer
indianapolis. and Of visiting her in
Seattle on several occasions, Later
the pair lived together AZ man and
wife for Nis weeks in Tacoma Just
before Christmas the woman re.
turned to Seattle because Of slek.
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
M'HueH MUST EXPLAIN
DELAY WITH CONTRACT

'. J Meiinsh. one Of the best
known men In the contracting busl.
ness IN this city. has been cited 10
appear before the board OF public
works On next Friday and show
cause why he should not b. de
clared in default In not completing
his Pine ct sewer contract within
the time specified II he u entered
In default under the law he cannot
bid or have anything to do with city
contracts for a period Of two years.
At the present time Mr.. Mciiugh
has a number Of other contracts on
hand. and the statement was made
TO the board today that he was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
EAMES IS NOT BLAMED
BY The C0R0nER'S JURY

we were swecthearta. said
Eames The little Fifl got Hiek
and then became discouraged She
felt that she would never get veil
| would say 10 her. Newer mind
Pal the sun will shine tomorrow
and ever thlnF will cone out
right
After Grace nurke returned to s..
attic. Eauss became III, and when
he found that he enuld not afford
To keep two Establishments sulns.
he wrote for the woman TO come
To him In Tacoma
Doth seemed TO feel that their
Illness Was lncurable. but Eamea
said he kept ny his spirits, white
the woman hrooded over being the
cause u Il all
Tired Of II Al.
What caused my Girl 10 take her
llicf Why. excessive drinking and
Just getting naturally hluc-hluc
because she vas uick-hlne bccausc
she was To blame. aaid Eames to
the coroner this morning
A number Of witnesses wore et.
amlned this morning. but no other
new features were brought out at
the inquest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
GIRL

M Tailed fte-si
Los AS0ELEa. May is.-After
shooting his siri sweetheart. Helena
Mchendns. aged 10. three times In
tho breast this morning at hef home
IN Aihambra. carelo RAminsf. aEed
20. rushed 10 his own dwelling place
IN the same village and shot himself
through tho head. dying almost In
stantlY,
The wounded Girl 10 pretty
Mexican lass An enKaKenlent BE-.
tween herself and Ramirez. Who
vas old enough To BE- hcr father,
had been arranged By tho siriE par
cntN This morning HAminez de-
cldod To breach the matter Of mar
riArc TO the Girl herself There wAs
prompt refusal on the gifin part
and quarrel followed. ending In
tho shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
DELAY HOLDS UP
CONTRACT

The board Of public works has
declined TO take any action In
awarding the bid for the Fourth
nv. cluster light system to Meacham
4 Babeock. the low bidders. until
an investigation can determine the
reasons for the long delay In In
stalling the Second av. cluster
lights. a contract for which was
awarded to this same firm.
The contractors are now over
time In finishing up the Second av.
cluster light installation snpt.
Youngs. Of the light and water de-
partment, has been asked to look
Up the reason for the delay, II any
exists. and report back TO the
board. uf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

also dilaiory IN carrying out these
Jobs The city engineer vas asked
TO submit cnmplete report on all
Of Meliugha contracts. showing
whether be was carrying out the
work properly. and IN case OF an
unfavoHhie report II is likely that
the board will declare him In DE-.
fault with ali his contracts that are
materially behind time.
II ls Intended also 10 take drastic
action with several other contract.
or who are ioafins on their Jobs,
apparently, and u would create no
surprise II the board put n number
Of thrse lAggAFds out Of the reach
Of city business for two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
READY TO BEGIN WORK.
OF advertising BALLARD

ballard, May is-Thr nd.
vortlsing committee Of the Salmon
llay Improvement club mat last
nlFht and organized The first &C,
ton Of the committee vas TO ap.
point an executive committee Of
five The following were elected
Nels Olson. v. ]. llemen, John o..
from. J, V Holtnn and " Keah. Of
whom John Oatfem was elected
treasurer Various methods Of ad.
VertiaihK we're discussed aud sey'
oral Ideas were suggested, Definite
action was. however. postponed I'll
the next meeting,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
TAKE COSTLY
SILvERWllI

Entering The residence a,
Fisher NJ ii2s 18th Az. /, u, ~.
a window burglars last KIM ~ 4
fted off a large silver NJ
silver candleatioka, foaf
forks. 10 silver coffee slos, ~ |.
silver butter kHiyes. a nv. n
mpnd dish. a silver cur kals..
silver saucer aud go 10 suas
robbery was discovered w.
Fisher returned home morn, !,
II o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

There is whole lot In a name
Judging from the list submitted To
the council from which to select an
appropriate name with winch to
christen the new firebosi, soon to 'Dc
launched from the. shipyards at
Richmond Beach.
Among the members u the COM
mlttce the name Duwnmlsh meets
with favor, and this will likely be
selected. although there IL wide
range to pick from. humorous. his
torical and otherwise. mostly other
wise. 4 Do" 1909 ''Koorkooakee, :"
"Hy-Ak" and "wnlulla" are exam
pies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
JAPANESE CAPTURE
CITY OF VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, b. c.. May H.
This city today IL practically In the
hands Of the japanese. The city
hall was captured this morning by
Admiral IjichI and the members Of
his staff. They and the men Of the
japanese warHhips soya and Also
were hidden welcome to the city
by Mayor Douglas. This afternoon
the japanese residents entertained
about / 1000 OF the officers and men
Of the warshlps and leading local
citizens at the drili hall The en-.
iertalnment was one Of the most
brilliant functions ever held In the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
SAYS DOCUMENT WILL
BE SHORT AND
II SWEET.

OLYMPIA, May iS,-0ov, Hay TO.
day denied tho published report that
he had his cali for the special
legislative srssion for the lmpoaeh.
mcnt OF State Insurance Commla
aionor u sohlyely already writ
ten, The governor IL awaiting con
sultatlon with the legislative In
yestigatiun committee. which will
resume work here "Wednesday
relative 10 the committees reason
for holding back the report On
sehlvcly until the conclusion Of the
entire Investigation,
A. Indicating his preparedness to
call the extra session a. soon as
the committee report is In hand,
Gov. Hay said today the cail would
be short aud sweet
His New Plan.
lie also stated In ease Of an extra
session be would ask the lcgiala.
ture to submit To the people At the
next election the question Of elm,
mating all state officers from the
elections except the governor and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS making thcm ap
polntiye By the governor THIS Is
a proposition recently advocated by
Governor Hay for the purpose OF
giving the state a cabinet form Of
government similar 10 the national
government. He expressed the be
lief that the people became familiar
with the candidates for governor
at the primary and general election
but not sufficiently with the ma
jorlty al least ~ the state officers
In making the governor responsible
10 the people for the state depart
ments through power OF appoint.
ment. he believes better men would
BE- obtained for office and would
give better service,
Gov Hay declares be viii cmhody
a strong recommendation Tor. the
submission Of constitutional
amendment To the people In ms
message 10 the legislature, should
the extra session b. called
Are Broad Enough
He also said the constitutional
grounds Of impeachment hlsh
crimes. misdcmeAnora and OF mai.
feasanee in office were bread
enough TO cover the schively case,
The charging 81 an exorhilant Zee.
the soveruor considers. is covered
B, the words. ~misdcmeanors and
maifeasAnee.
Gov Hay, when asked II he would
urge the committee 10 extend ,hs
Investigation TO the state land ana
other offices. said that he mighl
recommend such a course In hik,
Ing to the committee. but he would
not direct them
III lies with the committee what
course they shall take. said the
governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
POST OFFICE CASHIER
PLACED ON TRIAL

PORTLAND. Ore. May ia
Charles A, Streus. ex.cashier n the
Portland postoffioe. has been placed
on trial In the federal court. chars'
ed with defaloation OF poatdffice
stock and funds TO the extent OF
tt,0g0.7s. This sum was lattr ~.
duced by Attorney Court t75. who
said that amount had been account
cd for. Straua was arrested sew.
eral months ago on the discovery
that there waa shortage in the
supplies In his custody, Straus,
whose eyeaight Is falling, dlsclnims
all responsibility for the shortage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
LOST GIRL FOUND

fny rniies rr~-.b
Los ANGELES. May H. Wan
dsrinr about In dass. hungry. tat.
tered and completely worn out.
Gladys Elicry. the it -yrar-old Poly
iechnic hinh school n,udan, Who dis-
appeared from her home here nj
day afternoon. was found this morn
Ing IN Fulton canyon. half a mile
north q burbank. After four days
and nights of wandering. the yeuns
rifi was completely wpfn out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

4. n. Stevens. editor Of the Nome
Gold Disxer. and an cid time Alas
Kan. when Informed BY The star
that Governor Hoegatt had resigned.
and that W. T., Clark had been NONE
mated b. President Taft. expressed
the greatest surprise.
Its absurd said Stevens. Clark
has only been In Alaska once In bis
llfe. and that was on a trip solicit
ing advertising for Seattle paper
There are dozens u good Alaakans
from which number Taft could cas-
iiy select a man acceptable to the
entire country,
when the people Of Alaska hear
Of the nomination Of Clark there
will be an awful holier-' Certainly
the appointment will moi meet with
favor from a majority Of the true
Alaskans From indications Il
seemed apparent 10 Ne u the north
that In selecting officers for Alas
ka President Taft would choose
Alaskans or men closely associated
with ALASKA interests
1T II quite certain that our dele
gate, James wickeraham, was not
consulted in the matter, for he
never would have consented to the
appointment Of a man who has had
as little to do with Alaska an Clark
There Is no question In my mind
but that Clark's appointment will
stir up great feeling In the north.
He will not be welcome In any part
Of Alaska. except possibly, BY the
corporations. on the face Of H. this
appointment shows that It was made
at the request of the trusts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
ALASKA MERCHANT
SHOT And KILLED

warning. Mcnamara came from he
hotel lobby. pulled his revolver and
shot Carpenter, Friends rushed the
dying man into the hotel aud phynl'
clans were summoned, but he died
shortly after being shot
Mcnamara was hustled on 20 Jail.
and today oHtra deputies are on
guard, M the citizens threaten 10
lynch him,
Mcnamara was arrested IN Re.
attic about five years ago Tor as.
aauliing a policeman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
MILLER WILL ArIEN

Mayor Miller Is sohsdui,.
pear before the lnvssil saaa . !
nliiee Of Tho eommsrel,sii ', y, q,
this afternoon. at IL ase ~ y. 4
caHain membon 81 ~ a ~.
r., ,s' stated that chiei I, ~ e
Ward would alao aposs, ~
denied that be had bses y. y !
attend 'ssei I
Several witnesses who
hand at me club rooms g " - /
testify oppressed disaail,,.s.,s'i
the secrecy with which ~
muny WA taken. "s "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
OWES
THOUSANDS

IN tuifra rrrssl
San fRANCfBco. MAY ia
statement filed 10 the federal court
today BY the cAikins newspaper
syndIcats Ia connection with hank.
rupicy proceedings which have
been started against II. shows that
tho firms liabilities amount TO
.sfa.f2t 81, while its assets are but
ti7t74zt
The asseis arc bills. notes. dsbta
due and a,ocka. nothing being cited
A. exempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

CoRDoVA. Alaska, May 1T,
n Carpenter. a prominent business
man. was shot aud killed last night
by J W Mcnamara. bartender
The bullet severed Carpenters jug
ular vein, and he died within 30
minutes.
Carpenter was standing IN the
doorway Of the MRccormack hotel
last night, talking 10 several
friends suddenly, without any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
WILD-CATTERS TRIAL

KANSAS CRY. Mo. May H.
Closing arguments IN the case Of
the government agalngt the three
Horn brothers, s. n Snyder and
Raymond =. May. charged with
Illegal use Of the malls In exploit
ing the Two Queens" mine In
Arizona, were begun yesterday. and
will be concluded this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
WILL HAVE ENOUGH
ENUMERATORS HERE

Director 81 the Census \. II North
writes Secretary Yandell Of the
Chamber Of Commerce that the
chamber need have no fear that the
bureau will not have enough emu
meratots 10 properly attend TO TAX
Ing the census owing TO the increase
In seattle's population.
The chamber wrote Mr. Nprth
Suggesting that seattle's phenom-
email growth be taken into consld-
Grafton whom the enumerators ara
aaslgned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
ENGLISH AUTHOR
PASSES AWAY

LONDON. May is.-George More
dlth, the English novelist, died hero
ct $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
The immediate cause OF death
was heart failure. following grave
symphonic that developed early In
the evening Mr.. Meredith'a illnesa
began on May n. and no had stead.
ly declined since that time So seri-
Gus was his condition last night that
tho attending physicians remained
constantly at his bedside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
hrrAMrR n1RTHA ARRIves.

steamer Bertha arrived from
Alaska ports this Afternoon at 2
O'Clock The Bertha stood by the
Disabled steamer Jsanie, near Val.
deE. until assistance was sent from
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
WANTS APPRAISEMENT

An investigation cr appralsement
Of the municipal lighting plant Is re-
qucsted by Mayor Miller In letter
filed with the city council last night.
The question Of taking an inventory
Of the Hight plant and lts buainess
hss been advised by the taxation
committee Of the Chamber Of Com
merce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Big REWARD FOR
G. n. ROBBERS

SPOKANE, May ls.-The reward
offered by the Great Northern for
the capture Of the six bandits who
held up and robbed the passenger
train early Sunday morning has
been the result Of bringing scores
Of detectives here. The Great
Northern has offered 500, 1000 for the
capture Of the bandits, 10000 for
each one. Not a clue that has been
followed has resulted in any ar
rests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

WASHINGTON. D. C.. May rs -
The lumber plant Of Martin Vile
gand. at iBl.le5 Maryland ay. 3. W.,
waa burned yesterday with loss
VI 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

The vacation Of West eiut Vt
through the Fairgrounds Of the
new Adams school viii DE acted
upon by the street committee neft
Thursday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

UTICA n r. May IA n. N
i.indsay for years upfems
II the Royal Afeahum. a.
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

A Jury in Superior Judge Gays
court failed to award Joseph Adams
10000 damages for personal Injuries
asked for in hla suit against the city
Adams claims damages a. a result
of being bitten by horse belonging
to the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

IN CHILE

WASHINGTON. May is - An
earthquake estimated 10 have been
1000 miles distant was recorded at
the Cheltenham. Nd. magnetic OBJ
servHtory Of the United States
Coast and Geodetic survey. The
record showed iremoru Of more
than average amplitude.
TANY. Chile. May 49,. The pro
vinces OF Tango and africa and the
country south Of them have been
visited recently by frequent ehrth.
quakea. There was a severe ahock
at . O'Clock yesterday morning OF
four seconds duration The lnhabl.
tants were thrown into a state OF
semi. panic, but there were no "a
talities and no material losses have
been reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

NAV oRLuANe-An American Jamaican ard natIVs Wtfe
Killed Hoht Cotton according 10 adyoea received TO-
day. The American C M. Abbott Of Toledo Ohio