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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-19
THE WAYS OF JUSTICE.

William Johnston was sentenced a
few days ago in Richmond to 10 years
in the penitentiary for breaking win
dows.' The same week a negro was
sent to the same prison for the same
term for committing an assault on a
white woman.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-19
CRISP NEWS.

The prohibition measure has been
killed by the South Carolina legislature.
Medical men of Richmond. in discus
sion of the subject were unanimous in
the conclusion that oil stoves were de.
cidedly injurious to the health of those
breathing the vapors arising from them.
They warn the public against the dan
gers of such methods of heating.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-19

We ARE glad to note that the
Richmond Journal is the only
paper SO far to sling mud in this
campaign. 1T is to be hoped our
city contemporary slept off it's
bile over night. Anyway. we
prefer to see the press of Virginia
declaring for a clean campaign
this year between two splendid
gentlemen. The following from
the Accomac Enterprise is the
ruling tone of the press through
out Virginia:
'The contest for the nomination ia
between Judge William H. Mann and
Hon. Harry st. George Tucker. With
these two as the only candidates the
people of the State will have a good
governor, whichever is the nominee of
the party.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-19

In this age there are no old maids
The term has been taken out of con.
versation and literature, but there are
many bachelor girls, who do their mart
in the world with signal ability. and tn
whom the praises of the President-elect
will be as welcome as they are justi-
fed. Baltimore Star.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-19
WARRINGTON ONCE GAVE mp

to three doctors; was kept in bed for i've
weeks, Blood poison from spiicr's bite
caused larae. deep sores TO cover his le. Tho
doctors failed, then Buck lens Arnica Salvn
complete cured me-" v rites John Washing
ton. OF Bosqueville Tex. For eczema. boils
burns aud piles it's supreme. 25c ut all
druggists
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-19
FISH AND OYSTER NOTES.

Monthly meeting of Commission of
Fisheries will be held in Hampton next
Tuesday. '| .'-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-19
GOOD ROADSIN EAuOulER.

Randolph Turner. of The Plains
rauqnler county, writes that a road
over which in former days it took six
horses to draw load, he now bauls
the same load with two, and that
whereas it took him an hour to make
the trip with horse and buggy he now
makes 1t IN fifteen minutes. He states
that the improved roads in. his locality
nave advanced the value of land at
least 30 per cent.
A man without enemies'is apt to be
shy of friends. -
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-19

Robt. L. McCready, of Mathews, wi
be a candidate for the Legislator
against Willie Evans, of Middlesex.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
CHANCE FOR BUYERS.
Modern Houses at Higbie Park To
Be Sold on Unusually Easy Terms.

The Manhattan Real Estate Company has pur-
chased forty lots fronting the right Of way or
the Freeport trolley line at Higbie Park Spring
field. Long Island. It also signed a contract with
Daniel Stage Of Hollis. Long Island, to have him
build twenty modern Queen Anne cottages, contain
ing rooms. bath. hot and cold water and all
improvements. These houses are TO be built to &C
cornmodate persons Of moderate means who wish 10
get their families in the suburbs, but have not the
sufficient amount OF money that most builders re-
Quire down on a house. The Manhattan Real Estate
Company said yesterday that It intended to sell
houses thrifty persons of good character on q
payment Of $50 month That sum will cover al
expenses, and every dollar paid will 60 toward the
purchase price Of the house. H. Bayley, president
of the company, said:
This plan Of the Manhattan Real Estate Com
pany should with public approval as II sup
plies homes to people who otherwise might never
own one. We hope have by next spring families
living at least hundred and nifty houses. all
OF them working with object in view namely
the houses they living In.
This deal was perfected in the office Of ". .
Reeves & Co which has also secured options for
the Manhattan Real Estate COMPANY on over Sl'''-
On worth Of adjoining property.
Higbie Park is only thirty-four minutes from this
city by subway ten minutes walk TO Jamaica bay
and 1.5p) feet from the station.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
i the grace Of God. free and independent EngeI-
bert Schiach Johanna Rumpel Ludwig Kappei.r
Franz Bertsch. Ludwig Schlaich EuSen Schlaich
Schlach. Sophie SchaIch. the heirs and next Of
o Joseph SChlaich, deceased
whereas Madeline Pfeifer. OF the city York
has lately applied the Surrogate's Court Of our
Of New York to have q certain in
writing relating personal property duly proved as
a. VIII and Testament Of Joseph Schatch. Lat
the County of New York. deceased. therefore YOU
and each OF cited 20 appear before the
Surrogate OF County OF New York his once
in the County of New York, the 18th day of
August. one thousand nine hundred and nine. half
o'clock in the forenoon Of that DAY. then
there TO attend the probate OF the said last VIII
Testament. And such OF hereby as
r under the OF twenty-one red to
by guardian. II have o.
have none. appear and apply for n be ap-
pointed. in the event Of your neglect failure
70 do So guardian viii be appointed by IN. Surro-
gate represent and act for in the proceeding
n testimony whereof of
the Surrogates Court Of the said County York
be hereunto aniKed. Witness. Hon Alb
IL. g. Thomas. A Surrogate OF our said
County a said County the
the o Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and nine.
DANIEL J. DOWDNFY.
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
MICHAEL !. DRGSCOIL. Attorney for Petitioner. 27I
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
TO BUILD ON THE PARK SLOPE.
John ". Weber Gets Sits There for Large
Dwelling House

Charles z Rickerson has sold for ex-Leiutenant
Governor Timothy l.. Woodruff William z. Eng
lish and Mrs Lewis Luckenbach 70 John ". Weber.
president OF the William Timer brewery. plot,
1oOx1I2 feet. the southeast Of Eighth
nue and President street the Park Slope resi-
Dental section Of Brooklyn. The consideration
about 5000 Mr.. Weber will erect Il detached
house on the site for his own MI Woodruff
and his associates who expensive homes in
the neighborhood. bought this parcel about six
years ago to protect the neghborhood from the IN
vasion Of builders who wanted to erect an apart
raent house on the site.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
T. j. Leary Bugs T7co Tyse 4Jenuc
BUILDINGS for SI5 100.

T J Learv bought Yesterday for s151oo Two fat
houses with stores on Tor 25x1oo feet. No 1921
WISE avenue. northwest corner Of 172d street a. r
foreclosure sale hel dat the Real Estate Exchange
salesroons. Nos u and Is vesey street. by Joseph
P. Day The sum due on the property VAS 1888 s.
The other auction sales resulted as follows
BY s. GoIdsticks-
TUler Hotel Vol sale. N-UtcH McGoveTn FOR client
10000
By Joseph Dsr
I'e Riverside Drive p p n o, s7th -. - szloo
srisr 3 3 a,tys R y crarke r~? IN, du. t5s 2s2 -
ta1-s e.. & css 81: adjourned 70 july
Susan van FraaE 9 C;aer 60 - a.. F'-nnn L 4
/ a,tys " Harding. ret amt due. f'iea 70. taxes
144th - :. s5O 9Th 4oSaa. vaoantt M
I.lfe 90 F1"is~hrann Realty E g CO
et Al: action James McLeen. a,,y T , Giro, g.
IN for .1aooo
ia4tb - n : slo " of 7'h ave 4o7aa. vacant san.
e7s 81 taY.s s2ol IS th- pIan'in tor SIC noo.
144th 27o = - ot tn ave +nsf'. vacant zane
e7s s2o1 ~. The rsintir for 81 "o
i44th - 23o . Y % IN a. t,I' v:ear. . s1'r az
taxes, s2o1 ~ tho plaintiff for $1,000
The auction offerings to-day will he as follows;
BY Joseph 2. pay.
ia and ~ Washington - cor i1th g. :a5's s.
H Carte. =, al M I'aaes ats -o- + ~ Wsin \,
227 I2e.h st 2T1s - ~ av.. 81 sEea II, So
$40 775 u taIes etc $500 sub 70 mtE- of $4,000
sol Forest ave n " coz liSth s. ipSSL6 > sty nai
% had on April 90 since; u Rosenberg atty
IS 1l2th 81 1aa q ~ I~noT ave. ls9ioC II 2 sy
HoroVttz rad on March Is, 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
EvARTs ESTATE SELLS L. I. TRACT.

Harris & Vaughan have sold for the Evarts
estate plot OF several acres. with a frontage Of
22s feet on Burnen Lane, East Hampton. Long
Island. The purchaser will build the site.
The same brokers have leased cottages there for
the to Mrs. George s. Hastings and Charles
d Sabin; also leased the Gilbert estate cottage Te
Chalet. on Bellevue avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
BRONX FACTORY TO COST 100000.

Plans flied to-day for a fve-story factory TO
cost s05oo to be erected the block front on the
north side of ST. Josephs street between Southern
boulevard and Simpson place The structure Is TO
be put up for the Cutler Hammer Manufacturing
Company. which will occupy plot 15sxs5.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
NOW OWNS ENGINEERING BUILDING.
Mrs Louisine w. Havemeyer Purchases the
Property as an Investment

Mrs I-ouisine ". Havemeyer, widow Of Henry
o. Eayeneyer. IS the buyer Of the Engineering
building. eleven story Office structure at No. ia
10 i1s liberty street and extending to No. us TO
1g Cedar street. recently sold by Herbert A sher-
man for John T. Williams. The property held
st ssracco This IS an investment purchase.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
ROBERT W. GOBLET BUYS A HOUSE

Whitehouse Porter have resold for ". C1ar-
ence Martin to Robert ". Goelet No 297 Lexington
avenue. northeast corner of 57th street three
story dwelling house. 25x75 feet Mr.. Martin re-
Gently purchased the house from John a Stewart
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Joseph Burke and the Charles E. Durosu Com
psny have sold for George Hasser No 70 Ludlow
street, six story stable. 2xs7.S feet. adjoining
the southwest corner Of Broome street.
Peter Ward cold for NJ. Johnson to Mrs
O'Flaherty the dwelling house the west side of
Heath avenue. o feet north of Knox Place.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
RENTALS IN RoCKAwAY DISTRICT.

The Lewis H. May Company fCharles r. Noyes
Company. New York agents. has leased for the
Florfan Pohe estate 70 Max schlessinger cottage
10 South Wavecrest avenue. Arverne. Long
Island; also for F. A. Lowe 70 ]. L Blum cottage
No p East Seneca street, Far Rockaway, Long
Ielaod-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

A pvERrIsEMENTs AND sUssCFlF 80. No
N -. Trihuns received at their UptoTn -.f
- ,a"..- n.tz--1 ssth 81 STIR ST. -. -
orrock D m Advertisements received AZ 80, ~ n.
b-.rch orc.s a. regular once rates until - or
VIZ 2s4 sth ave. : = cor. 2sd st 100 81 .s.r-Sa
,S,h a. 1o4 East i4th PSI West 4-d s. *. ,sss
=. "a ~, ,v.. ga West 12sth 1os5 g avs Ssr
"A ave- near iTos ist ave nsar "A xss
ra,, i2sth st: T5s fremont ave: $50 50 ave.
American District Telegraph onee
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
SALE OF THIRD AVENUE PARCEL.

William A White Sons have sold for Jean
Jacques and Henrietta T Reubell, Of Paris. No.
1910 Third avenue. SD hve story store
and hsthouse. II is lot 25xl0o feet
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
ReceiUer's Sale.


C,UPREME COURT. NEW YORK COT y -. - rs
- Matter the Application OF a a ~ ~ = voluntary
oF Hotel Company tof =
Di.soiution In Pursuance OF an order q 49, Jerks
tS-t hsrsn entered in the New Iork s-sirusd
80. an ths 9th day OF June. 1909 tne lW,TssIls
III ali AZ public auction at the Hol7-s - Mar
Rrosdway and iO3rd street IN the 9L sHh day Q:
tha OF New YORK, on ihe 1OSEpl
,ane AZ n O'Clock forenoon by SSSrIssd
SuiT all OF the foloNLus ,fhee
=. 80 fixtures. furnshlhss
P.og,si property. comprising tbs coulpl- :, r,vons.
pc s,t,ss ~ said Hotel Marseille. STOCK -
.ats wines liquors. cigars etc on ,nIs na ewing 20
5,,ctpx said Hotel Marseilles coI Sf.rssils
for tSotst company lease OF said Hote ,n-
Ssrterrber 20 1908. between Netu 49, C5ris-
ss- Company Louis Lukes ana I.,S.< ard
81 assigned BY the So al
McLo.ia 90 the Marseilie Hotel CornpsHy,,, xoins
~ ,ropertv OF Marseille Hotel COMPANY, csattsf
cthe. s,,bisct however. the roiIoNliisz ss Sc
traS.s. one held by Joseph han1.,1s h tns
the payment Of certain cove 80 ooo- 5as
iass ~ Hotel Marseills up 20 the sun ~ rots IN tns
- EranL Thompson security for s-s,
heIe * 600 with interest thereon from ne security
sum oa ta0s. one held by Ned strauss 49,,
oI soTa of IS a5S S4 with interest tnefS'-
.o.L dav Of September. 1eOS
'ra.ed I1ns I4th 1902 - R.-.fve,-
bs'eo ' HENRY CLEMENT. Jr,. nnss--- nJ 81
x.s ukrOFON GLOVE. Attorney Tor 49, 1SfV
IN rrosSgsy Borough OF Manhattan New - - -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
DEAL IN WEST 34TH STREET

Louis Schrag has sold for the estate Of Adolph
Rupp the dwelling house, No. 4os West saith street
70 client
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
To Let for Business Purno.es.

FINo RENT-A LARGE. LIGHT OFFICE. on THE
frst Hoor IN th~ Hebrew Free Loan Building InS
"a Ave hve wind"as hig s<vltEht. suitable for rho
toEraphcr architect dentist. aWyNr. dressaker
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

RED BANK LINE. . N
-. r-rs7rItn st Pr "a. y. r daily $50 n
= :, tS,In : so and s:15 a M, Battery $500. Snt
* :, m (Sun., IS and . - m tor orr - f5-srcs
513 6,nk stc Exc SOC Trolley 10 Lons 0ia'-
ASburv Park
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
NEW JERSEY.

MISS WELDON WILL CHAPERoSB SIX 80
ladies' at her cottage IN Chelsea. the fa.ss-,,'.
suburb ot Atlantic City esisbratsd for It's p,,-,.
climate Excellent advantages IN French v.r ,,.,.
references. IS South Brighton Avenus. CA.,., "
Jersey. atlantic City)
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 1909 %

Furnished by swauUout Appenzelar. No. 20 Pine
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL

COOKS FALLS NEW YORK.
A model summer home. accommodates 500: newly
rebuilt and enisrsed: nrst class in every say: isrss
with running hot and cold water IN
each; 20 rooms with private baths best Of santary
fns location and surroundings prtvats
stocked with native boats free hns or
chestra season. dancing bowling Large illus
trated booklet on application Reasonable rates
A FRANCISCO. Prop
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

Ne1C JerSey Real Estate.
XIvEEQUAHIC PARK TRACT NEWARK y J-RE-
w strcted. all Write Information
FRANK ! ROCK. 500 Broad ST. Newark. y J.
ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME
ct Long Branch. 1S house. with and
stables furnished. sale rent ease grounds 423x
100 price very reasonabe. ]. Boz 90 Tribune one
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
UeSfcheSter Real Estate.
Queens Real Estate for Sale.

TIIGBIE PARK. SPRINGFIELD. long ISLAND
II Restricted lots cement sidewalks: graded streets:
ell city Improvements right station and trolley,
lots &275 each. terms only - minutes from Wall
Apply Tor free railroad tickets
" { REEVES Z co. ia East 22d s. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
Real Estate ITnnted.

4 COOP FARM OR COUNTRY PLACE WANTED IN
~ part payment controlling interest nrst
temperance hot'rE plant. fortune live Address
WILTON. Box Z. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

ITO LET.-oI.D HOUSE ~ COUNTRY. AMONG
j rocks and hills. partly furnished. SlS month.
hours New York BOX lo2 Plymouth conn.
COMPLETELY 4, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
! for CAHTLL, Boon'on. \. =
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
Bank Statements.
REPORT. OF THE CONDITION OF
the MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK.

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
81 the close OF business June 23d 1909:
REGnrfH1rErs
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
SCORES BALLOT
FOR WOMEN
(By United Press)

EMMETTSBURG, Md, June 49,
Il am entirely opposed to woman's
suffrage, not because l hate wom-
en-, for / love them and want them
to fulfil the mission for which God
intended them" said Cardinal Glib
bons last night in an address to
the girl graduates of st. Joseph's
college. IF you play in the arena
of politics you will be covered with
its dust. II you grasp too much
you will lose everything. Nowhere
is woman so honored as in the
United States. This is largely due
to the chivalry and courtesy of the
men, and If you are protected by
the male sex, what more do you
want?
Il want to remind you that WON
an has a great mission in life. You
should, therefore, have deep
sense of your responsibility in the
domestic walks of life. You can
not hope to preach in the church,
but you can preach in your homes
and reach those with whom you
come in contact in your daily lives.
Preach to your fathers and broth
ers. Woe be to society if it had
to depend upon the male sex alone
it would certainly go to :: the
devil"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
VEGETABLES CHEAPER

At the city market today Oppor-
tunity produce sold at the follow
ing prices:
Strawberries, Is cents box or
two boxes for 25 cents. Lettuce, 5
cents a pound. Radishes, two bunch
es for cents or five for 10 cents.
Green onions, three punches for
cents. Turnips, three punches for
s cents. Spinach, eight pounds for
25 cents. Beets, cents per pound.
Potatoes, 10 pounds for 25 cents;
per sack, $1.25. Eggs. 80 cents per
dozen. Carrots, three punches for
10 cents. Gooseberries, three
pounds for Is cents. Rhubarb, three
pounds for 25 cents. Green peas.
three pounds for rs cents. Chick
ems. live weight, 10 cents per
pound.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
WERE SUSPECTED
OF HOLDUPS

E. A. McGolrick, Harry c. Horst
and Charles L. Campbell face
Judge Mann of the police court
for sentence on charge of carry.
ing concealed weapons this even
ing. The trio when arrested in the
east side of the city was suspected
of perpetrating series of holdups
near the Franklin school. Victims
OF recent holdups are in the police
courtroom this afternoon in an eff
fort to identify them. No holdups
in the school neighborhood have
been reported since the apprehen-
sion of the boys.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
LINEMAN'S FUNERAL

Funeral services over thed re-
mains of Fred Kline will be he'll at
the family home, E162S Fifth av-
enue, at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. conducted by Rev. Ri A.
Smith. The burial will take Place
at Greenwood cemetery. Kline was
lineman in the employ of the
Washington Water Power Co. and
was killed yesterday morning by
coming in contact with a live feed
wire while at work at the corner
of Mansfield avenue and Post
street. He leaves wife and three
children.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
HER MONEY DIDN'T
SAVE HER

May Mowry, who has piled up a
fortune in land and money from a
life of shame. is the recipient of
the first six months county Jail
sentence on charge of vagrancy
under the new law. 1t was imposed
by Judge Mann of the police court
but was suspended pending the
woman's good behavior.
May Mowry. who is still a middle
aged woman, has paid fines suffi-
cient in amount to build a brick
block, the income from which
would comfortably support her, it
is said, but she still has more than
$4,000 deposited in local banks and
owns a valuable farm at Riverside,
Wash.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
SPOKANE LEGISLATORS
WANT SPEEDY ACTION

Saturday and Sunday trains will
carry the Spokane delegation to
Olympia for the special session of
the state legislature Wednesday,
called by Governor Hay to act on
the report of the committee that
for the past three months has been
digging into muddled affairs at the
state capitol.
Sentiment of the Spokane legis-
lators on what is to be done in the
special session Is somewhat d.
vIded. Senator Hutchinson thinks
that the scope of the session ought
to be extended. at least enough to
repeal the 100000 appropriation
to purchase the Wenatchee bridge,
and make the water company that
built the bridge to carry its pipe
line pay one-third the cost and one
third the maintenance.
Senator Rosenhaupt thinks there
may be some patching of the new
code attempted, and probably not a
few ordinary citizens would be just
rs well satisfied If the session
would heave the whole wierd struc-
ture into the bay. 1t is recognized
as good in spots, with the good so
wondrously interviewer with what
neither gods nor men can compre-
bend that the whole thing looks
like joke.
Representative Edge, one of the
most active members of the house,
believes that the session should be
devoted strictly to the purpose it
was called for. He is in favor of
the reelection Of Speaker Meigs in
order that the house may be or
ganized and get right down to
business the first day. Edge has
an old fashioned idea that the bust
ness of the legislature is to go
right to work and clean up what
ever there is to do, and then come
home. Edge is one Of the only
democrats in the house.
Representative Buchanan be-
heves in getting at the bottom of
whatever is on hand in short order
There is a general impression
among Spokane members that the
legislature should not prolong the
present investigation unless the
committee can show up something
moye in the line of actual accom-
plishment than is now apparent. 1t
has been in session three months
and all it has done that anybody
knows anything about is what
Schively told. There seems to be q
general conclusion that Schively
will be impeached.
Senator Rosenhaupt is likely to
preside over the senate for the spe-
cial session. There is a fight on
to unhorse Ruth. Senators Hutch.
fnson and Whitney of this county
will support Rosenhaupt, and the
latter hopes to land the place.
Hutchinson is after Ruth with his
meatax for the way Ruth treated
him in the last session.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
JURY CIVESWOMAN
$3.50 DAMAGES

The jury in the case of MRS.
Anna Lamb against DR.. C. P.
Thomas for alleged malpractice,
after being out all night, returned
"a verdict at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. They awarded Mrs. Lamb
damages in the sum of $SS9.90.
DR.. Thomas says in commenting
on the verdict that as long as sur
gerry is practiced such accidents
will happen.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
PASCO IS REJOICING

Land owners near Pasco have
closed deal with Robert E. Stra-
horn of Spokane and P. A. Devers
of Portland for the irrigation of at
least 5000 acres. The land pro-
posed to be watered is a large
plain that contains some of the
finest agricultural land in the
state. Pasco is delighted over the
deal, as it gives promise of making
that place another Wenatchee.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18

The superior court closed this
afternoon out of respect to the
memory of the late Judge Kellam,
and the judges and attorneys at
tended the funeral services In a
body. The members of the G. A. r.
also attended the services, which
were held at the late home, 1917
Sixth avenue. at o'clock. The
burial took place at Greenwood.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
TO st. Joe River Sunday.

On Sunday the Idaho, largest
and most comfortable steamer In
the Inland empire, will make round
trip to head of navigation on the
famous shadowy st. Joe river, con-
Meeting with electric train, leaving
Spokane at sos a. m. Fine din
ner served on board. Round trip
200 miles, only $3.50; to st. Maries,
$500. W"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
CASHIER
SlUGGED

John A. Johnson, cashier of the
Hotel Spokane. was brutally as
saulted in Liberty park about dusk
last night by two men, whom he
reprimanded for offering an insult
to his wife, who was with him.
He was knocked down by blow
from a pair of metal knuckles and
a cash was cut across his forehead.
Mrs. Johnson is confined to her
bed today on the verge of nervous
collapse as the result of the
episode. The police are working
hard on the case.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-18
MRS. DUNCAN IS NOT
NEEDY

One of the neighbors of Mrs.
Arthur Duncan, whose husband and
son were recently drowned, says
that Mrs. Duncan is not In
"straitened financial circum-
Stances" as reported In the item In
this paper yesterday evening con-
corning the finding of the body of
her husband. Mrs. Duncan Is not
dependent upon her neighbors for
support, as since the accident she
has been keeping house for the
four brothers of her husband at
her home, 1401 Water avenue.