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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15

IL
cIsargv mere. Minneapolis said there would be- a
further closing down Of mills on account OF the
domestic tra1e and some low grades sold for ex-
rort Spring patents s. 40as6 so. Winter
srring clears, 81 1884 70: EXTRA No / winter
81 T5G So %: extra No = winter 50 5o1S3 s. .
kaas4 f sTas - s so E boc F ~ sgIS
81 5oas4 20 C6RNMEAi-K Kim dried. s. IS
BAG MEALs-Fine White and Fellow, 81 4cg
spring. So 25rs23 10; standard nidding, So To-
-four g. 3D. s 60 red d0g ss 90 city bran o So
horiny chop 81 30 bulk. So 20 sacks; oilrneaI
PRoVISI0NS-After opening little easter
the market had a sharp recovery, but the full
advance vas not SUSTAINED up 10 the close ow--
Stead ' mess s25 56aS2i fsmily s25as2s Short
clear. So 5oas24 so. BEEF-Mess, s159s15 80;
family $l9gsS9 ps 4,It.z SI6a 81. extra India
So DRESSED HOGS Barely steady: bacons.
135sc; $50 m 133sc; $50 II. iSFsc: 14G 70 I57sc:
pigs 14lsc CIT MEATS Picked bellies
Il h. 15c, Picked hamg quiet: 4lsfl5c.- tai
I9REs middle west i25 1f5 SOC - sSy
12lsc refined South America, Il. 75c: Continent.
IiiiAaIisc.' sTEAR1NE-oleo, l1a4c; city lard
sUGAR-Refned duh and unchanged with
graduated quoted at 5-o5g5.1 5c net. less l per
cent cash. At London beet sugar unchanged
to 1isd higher; September. IFS Ard; October.
lis Sd: May lis SAD Raw here dull H and
30c: ruscoyado, 80 test. 3S6ci moIasses sugar
50 test isle.
RiCE-FirIn but quiet and unchanged De
mand good
COPPER-StandaFd dull: snot
AMI September, 1e. 1o6ll2- 20c: october. H.
p 2oc: November, u 154 CSC; December. IL 10
Grl2 &c. London dull: spot, Ea5 s. cd; rstufes.
fSl Us Cd Lake copper. II. Ii6fl2S y sc. elec-
troyttc IL 500 L.. 75c; casting. 122os9l2o1c TIN
Easy; spot 81. 5@ts+ s5c: september. - T2leae
"A 7.c; October. "a 5oGr3+ G0c; November, 81 500
n Soc December. "a. a5a84. zoe. sales, tons
september at 34.75e. London weak; spot. si5s
futures. E157 IS Sd. LEAD-9uiet: 43T @
! 42lec New York. and 4 % 9aep4. T1sc. East 81
Louis. London. spot AZ los. sPELTEh-
quiet. s. 5OG:J 60C. New York. and 5-5o16 35c.
vast 81 Louis. London. spot. f23. IRON
Cleveland warrants. 49s Sd In Londcn. Locally
n1irf No ! foundry, Northern, sl6ffSl6 rs No
> sI5 50qsl6: No / Southern and No 1 foundry
Southern soft SIS T5GSt6 ~ Pig iron certin-
Gates. unchanged. no sales
MOT AsSE@ AND sYRIPS-Steady and I'M
changed
hut quiet and unchanged. Rosin and tar Arm
and unchanged
OIIs-No change in lnseed. Retned petro-
Ieum steady at recent prices.
(GTTONsFeED OIL - Offerings 81 crude
light and October in the south was reported 10
he E2r hid the highest point 81 tbs season.
Locally the market stcaaier. Local contract
Yestsr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
PROF. SWAIN FOR APPRAISER
To Direct Examination Of N. Y, N. 4.
Ri RI Assets IL Massachusetts.

Boston. Sept. 1.-THE appraisal of the
property Of the New York New Haven *
Hartford Railroad IN Massachusetts, au-
;horized by the last Legislature, viii be
sl.Derfntended by Professor George +,
swain. Of Harvard University and Of tho
Boston Transit Commission.
Professor swain VIII immediately organ
5ze a force Of experts and clerks. The
commission ar validating board, consists
q the Railroad Commissioners, Tax Com
missioner and Bank Commissioner It's
work IS 70 examine the assets and liablll-
ties or the New Haven COMPANY Tor the
,75rrgse of determining If the assets are
Sufficient 10 secure It's outstanding capital
stock and Indebtedness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
FoREieN BONDS At AUCTION.

A., 1s To securities sold ~ auction a.
~. esey street saIesrooTns yesterday
o.. number of issues OF foreign gov
sflcs as and cities. Included IN tie lot,
q ma = sold for TIE srcUunf Of whom
piii~-. ci-cern, and Wa bid IN for s2sa.
f-5fss as about their par sal He. we're
is4sa q the following cities aud ooun-
,saf. LIZ ~ Paris, loans Or 1896 aHc
issr --lF II Client, Ottoman loan. Aus
eers s'-r cert loan II -s9-. .saTvian . ger
re e1A and Credit fOncIeT kgzrDtla'l-
t.o.- -sce value Of Tie securities ranged
-F' 70 80 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
FUTILE S SECOND RESIGNATION
Is Succeeded as Head Of Maine Central
Railroad by Charles S. Mellen.

Portland. Ne sept. 15.-Lucius Tuttie
resigned tho presidency Of The Maine Cen
trail Railroad COMPANY today. Charles
: 7TclIen. president of the New York Ne7r
Haven & Hartford Railroad and acting
president of the Boston q Maine. = "a
-Ie,.ted acting president The moves 1oi-
lowed similar action 1T the Boston
Maine Railroad meeting Yesterday, and
were ANTICIPATED
tra ET.iuo Central board of directors
T2o+b Rrr T'utrle and 1jr. Nellon were pres
c,,- ~ the directors meeting here TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
THE IRON MARKET

'-'TTa ION II 49,
~ % . ia keen m close step, and Il
steel 90. li1s5 mat for some time dlstrlp-
:, T snd buyer vii Mora a, 9n mlni@g
MARGIN - - ron. contracting Tor far for
cileIy - 80 viii be avoided until more
G found ont na OF a as aS %a2 IN A 6o q
ther eSAl-N DIG iron has had most at
asld ,.i' III 5fe last week, but even here II
= i.tIV inquiry that is reported Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
BoEDHoLDERs PLAN APPEAL
asleCt 2 s. Commission S Suggestions

for Third Avenue Reorganization.
E@ise1ri- FOR TIE purpose CT giving
I'm chance 70 appeal 10 the Appellate
si7aslen. r. s. Eo-land. Of counsel Tor tho
-+i-3 avenue bcndlolders' committee
t'-Fe1 on Chairman wilcox Of the Pub
h Service Commission yesterday = de-
'1aao lisf Il enter q ausI order on tr~
pan submitted hr the company for a re-
fsanizs-on Of tfe system.
me commission. after 4 series of hear
= on The proposition. said - did not a.
ife7e Jlo plan 10 issue bonds 10 the
sTl91-'f Of $4,000. 600. j. suggested that
y Plan be- revised SO as t. provide for \
mailer capitalization. and IL order TO give
- oon--lltlee "a c1anre 10 revise is plan
y a'-ai order was issued
-at The committee uo1 wants o flil5i
'sos- Is evidence on the fact that it has
-eeiea re suggestions OF the commits
nder tho la1 the committee ma r
'-sSai 10 -.fe courts for p Writ Of oS-li-
"a 70 rovteV tro aetlcu Of the commits
ssT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago sept. IA prominent specllalor q
,re5ita5 Win having picked up through cointnls-
.icr ho,1ses today 100000 bushels OF VIZ
- s+0ry- produced temporary raity' o4t o11
,sF foreign news that poured IN al gay rsSt-lLl
control ana caused a net decline " = GIC-5 -
-.yrs and hog products varied from a gan o
= =, a loss OF IDc- Acute WeaAi5esS ~ds =
- =, the Russian wheat trade iIlcredSsn
10 ,r5 improved outlook N Argentina WeI@
LearI from and there was a break IN 0oeh -
- r1t,,-e< ar Winnipeg Liquidation oy 1reg
az -r Tras the general order OF the day. ar
Ie - Them we're OF the larger arVd more IT
sI-er-faI sort Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
sun for zaarsLa. sae.e.a sa.sl.. 1eI ss.57a. Is

eTncIudes per cent. or s. - 9s3. dividends
paid on The S5J.61 $50 preference stock: o.
per cent. or 50. 10 Gt" on Sl5o VoOpao ordinary
sfocj, and S4I- 10 interest on instruments on
new stock subscriptions paid July I. 1910. After
deductiug the preference stock DIVIDENDS and in
tarest paid or stock subscriptions the balance,
So. 646 61U. IS equal 10 1916 per cent on S1Jo-
600 600 ordinary stock. compared with 500
-7@7- cent earned Oh same amount OF ordinary
stock the previous year. The balance ga 0h.'-
100 after deducting preference stock dividends,
F7ur iucl1,dirg the S4IT1T9 interest paid stock
slibsc~iptians Is equal 1886 per cent on the
new capitalization Of 600 ordinary stock
The sales of agricultural land IN the year
aeoree9red q-50SO acres for 81. 468 554.
being an average of 81 81 an acre. Includ-
ed In this area were 14J.421 acres Of iTrlgat-
ed land, which brought SIG 81 an acre, 50
+ha+ The average price paid for the balance
was So IS an acre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
BOSTON & MAINE.

The Boston < Maine Railroad Company
has issued its report for the year ended
June 80. 1910 The income account com
mares as follows
- 1910 1903 1905.
Gross earnings S42 35T1 10 SS952s f9s S8s $50 rs
Cncr expenses. =. 336 3c4 - 263,s sos 2S9I2. l4p
VI earnings SIC 600 81 sf1 2e4 So STOOLS. COS
r,,--- income TsgOlI 7O2.G1S I0T. 500
,,l Income SO 500 SCI Sl1 a6- 1856 SO rs. 40s
q ges tx etc 10 lJS, os@ H'2o, So p. IZ5,o95
par for diz-z. SO 81. $50 81 346.5o4 sIo53.o15
r,,J-f5,-,ds - J. s6S so 1sI7.G50 1850, 621
e,,r,,.,z s7s2. aeo S529. 1 ~ 81, o27. sos
eHqu71 to SIS per cent earned on S2s-Sf $40
-,,,7-9o,t -t-,.5 after allowance for preferrod
all-f6-fizs as compared with Dc per cent earned
~, SOS 81 Ia1 common stock last year. fpefcit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
N. Y. CITY TRUST COMPANIES

The combined report Of the trust COM
panies Of the city of New York, as COM
piled by the Clearing House, in response
TO the call for condition by the Superin-
tendent Of Banks as OF August II. com
pared with the report OF a year ago, Sep
TENDER H. 1899. is as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
INTERIOR RFCFTPTs
sEAROARD CLFARANCFs

COTTON-Quiet. and nc material change IN
prices, the close being barely steady, net point
higher 10 points lower-unchanged 10 IC higher
Oh the near month and 49, points lower later
deliveries. The market opened steady ad-
vance OF ] point to a decline OF = points. and
quickly eased OF TO 4 loss Of about ace
points under local selling which probably repro
scented operations for both long and short &c
count. southern spot markets were unchanged
TO 3-i6c lower, eastern belt points being generally
lower, while Houston was f1rn at unchanged
prices Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

The Canadian Pacific Railway Company
has issued It's fun pamphlet for the year
ended June So 1910. The detailed income
account compares. IS follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
RESOURCES
S1,37s. 403. 900 81, 5l2- II, 200
WESTERN UNION.

The Western Union Telegraph Company
IN its preliminary estimated statement Of
earnings for the quarter ended September
80, 1910 compares them with the actual hs-
ures for the same period of 1890 and 1905 as
fnitrTI-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED BY Frederic H. Hatch & Co., no. 80
Broad street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
NEW YORK FOREIGN COMMERCE.

statement of foreign commerce at the
port OF New York in the month ended Au-
gust 81. 1910, compared with August, 1903
is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
BANK STOCKS.

Elk regular dividend per cent and s per cent
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat. Cpen. High Low close dav
december 81 o6zs 81 o67s 81 os o6ss o.
MAY ..-.-... I III. lin Tx 11IA l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The petitions ira bankruptcy fled Eester-
day ia tho Cuited States District Court
were A. follows
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-09-30
said Matthew OWNS inclusive sur.

Shlu mutbliSW 6Wih ihN'"p''~ F" W
vey. Double Locust near g spring
bears North 6s degree5 80 minutes
East 4.44 poles, Letter FL Thence
with said survey South % degrees
20 minutes West l04.90 poles to
two pines now marked on the side
of Spruce Knob. DIETER Co. Thence
South Is degrees 30 minutes West
81 .0S poles to a Pine, Sugar and a
fallen white Oak that had knot
on it, below the public road. Qet-
ter NJ Thence South II degrees
80 minutes West pa poles to the
beginning.
The acreage intended to be COW
cred by the II foregoing descrip-
tons, and to be conveyed by this
sale, is II 337 % acres more or
less, and being the same real es-
tate and property conveyed to
said James L. Mccoy, as trustee,
by nine several deeds, as follows,
to-wit: o. BY deed from John
w. Bird and wife bearing date on
the 9th day of March, 1906; (2)
By deed from George B. Ryder and
wife, bearing date on said 9th day
of March, 1906; (3) BY deed
from Samuel G.. Dever and wife,
bearing date on the 18th day Of
March, 1906; (4) By deed from
Samuel A. Gilmore and wife, bear
ing date on said 9th day of March,
1906; (5) BY deed from D. Glenn
Ruckman and others, bearing date
on said 9th day of March, 1906
Co. BY deed from 4. T. Noting
ham and others bearing date OF
the 2nd day of June, 1906; O BY
deed from f. NJ. Arbogast and wife
bearing date on the LIST day O.
March, 1906; (S) BY deed from
James F. Parks, bearing date OF
the 18th day of April, 1906; ano
(9) BY deed from Oscar A. Steph'
enson and others, bearing date or
said 9th day of March, 1906, which
said deeds are recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court
of said Highland and Pocahonta'
Counties, and to all which refer
ence is here made.
TERMS OF SALE
One third of the purchase money
cash in hand on day of sale (or as
much in addition thereto as TIT
purchaser may elect to pay; one
third thereof with interest at thu
rate of six per cent. per annum, to
| be paid in six months from day Of
sale, and the remaining one-thlrt
thereof, with interest at the rate o.
six per cent. per annum in twelve
months from date of sale, taking
from the purchaser his notes, with
good personal security, for the de-
ferred payments, and reserving in
deed vendors lien to secure pay
ment of said notes.
ALBERT GADDIS, Trustee
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-09-30
,.Ds y.,,e came From the darkness

Tho yaitr came from the darkness
Of the house. cool aud calm,
.'Prescnt. answered Craighead, "But
don't shoot, I'm n starving man. In
charge of a maniac"-
"Plaase come here" said the voice.
"Virginiaw cried Carson.
"Please tell your friend" said the
voice. that If he prcsumes to address
any person except yourself this win
dow will he closed"'
Craiehead approached the gimmer
of white drapery. and Virginia gave
him her hand. which he CALAMITY
kissed.
"You may tell your friend" said Miss
Suarez. that his coming here is fool
hardy thing and quite uncalled for.
No one here either can see him or
would If she could
"You hear. old MANI queried Craig
head "The imprisoned damosel saith
it's all a mistake. She don't want no
knight. This balcony business lacks
appeal, being hackneyed and over
worked. It's no go, cOlOnel-eXcept Tor
you"
"You may tell him." went on Vlr-
ginll. that his movements have been
reported and the Aerostatic POWER
company Is about taking legal steps,
don't know what-to contest with him
i don't know what"
"That'. in my department" replied
Craighead. And tell your friend that
we shall he with him In the courts"
4 murmUr of voices arose from the
court. and lights flashed out. illuminat-
ing the roof.
81 can't CO." said Carson. u must
speak. was wrong not to tell you
Of your mistake. but loved you from
the moment ! picked you up from the
sand and carried you into the cabin
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-09-30

l couldn't say you had no place to go.
| wanted you. and l didn't think or
anything that-that could remind me
of-of- of your reputation
"Mr. Craighead. tell your friend,
went on Virginia. and her voice now
faItered, that j shall consider what
he says and that shall cease to be
angry by ceasing to remember him.
And now go"
Eve are here for no bad purpose
said Theodore firmly, "and we shall
not fly
Foolish bOyw cried Virginia. "They
will confine you at their pleasure
through officers that can act legally
and study the airship and steal your
creation. Go, beg Of yOu-go!'
There we're knocking at the door
and loud voices demanding admission.
Virginia extended her hands implor-
ingly as she spoke, and Theodore
seized them.
81 will co." said he. when you tell
me when may seek you and make
my explanations. l have the right,
Virginia.
ooh. OH" she cried. you are cruel!
You arc putting the blame of your ruin
OIL me. Go, gO"
"WhCn may see you again.
"When you have won your fight for
the Virginia." answered she, when
the fruits Of your genius are saved to
yOu-if you will go at once-Or when
you are completely ruined. maybe!'
Hurry. old mani" cried Craighead
"They'rc putting up ladders"
Shayne's voice was heard outside the
door. giving orders that it be broken
in. and some person hurled himself
against II unavailingly. A fiat cap APP
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-09-30

peared above the roof. and the mar
under 1t mounted the ladder, carrying
a pistol. Craighead seized an Overturn-
ed chair and, serewing its legs into the
breast and face of the scaler as he
fired shot. dumped him neatly into
the arms of three or four servants In
the court, after which he examined
the chair leg. shouting. "NO meat on
it; shall starvew and threw the chair
down after the man. .Leaping into the
car, he shouted to Carson to come or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
KING EDS FRIEND NOT WANTED NOW

| LONDON. May 20 when Alex
nudrH. the queen mother. and Mrs.
Geo Keppel. the favored friend Of
the late king. met at the side of
King Edward aa he lay IN state AZ
buckingham palace. the queen gra
.ciouslf accepted tho profferod con.
dulnnce and even seemed 20 aYmpn
thlFr with the HorrowiuK favorite
they parted In the room where
lay the body 81 the man who had
boou husband c, the one and best
friend 20 the other and Il la likely
that they parted forever Queen
Alexandra can never forget the
close friendship That cemenfod King
Edward 10 the wife Of one OF his
orderly oilieeFH
II has been announced that Mrs
keppei will leave England and ~,
slide on the continent hereafter
George v is distinctly hostile 10 her
ambitions and was her inpeternte
enemy during all the years his IA
Their seemed 90 be 30 infatuated
with her
Mrs kgppei's rise Ia London 80.
eiety dates back 20 the time Of
Yachting party when King Edward.
n9 the prince Of Wales. first met
her She Was az that time bank.
rupt. her husband was one 81 the
poorer younger noua ~ nohlemaa.
Neither was known 10 the royal
circle
But all this seemed % change
soon afterwards Mrs kcppcl bios
Homtd out as an entertainer Of the
Kings ffieHdn Sc Insisted that she
be- invited when be vas expected ~
a guest AZ house party aud thcy
soon became almost inseparable
companions
London wondered how Mira, kcp.
pei could entertain 20 deliberately,
wsar such handsome gowns and dis.
play so much IeWelry Her bus.
band was a paid empioye In Sir
Thoa Lipton'a tea concern. selling
vine and cigars a. n sort 81 slide
line. bot HIS earnings never paid
the house runt for their magnificent
mansion IN GrosFeuor ~
INV " = a. AAAHMAftA AAttAt ~
unknown donor had made a Christ
mas present % $500 900 10 Mrs Keep
pei. and many Londonora looked
wise and pretended 10 wonder a. 20
the identity 81 The mysterious Santa
Claus A. another time Il VAS an
nouncrd that Mra keppel had won
a million OF 90 on the stock market
an the result Of a 40 } Pierponf
Morgan gave the king
The Hon Geo keppel. husband OF
she kings faYofiir. has been kept
Ia the background more o. ioss. hut
hs did not seem 90 mind that II Is
related that once when the Hon
23eorwe sas returning from his ar.
fnous duties nj the tea store. he
noticed q carriage standing IN front
~ his house To 3 friend he rx'
claimed oh. the kings visiting
Lots walk around the block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
SEATTLE WRIT UP"
IN NEW MAGAZINE

Seattle and her accomplishments
have been written up IN 5o-page
article In the current number 81
Progress Magazine. Miss l.. Byrd
Mock. che author. j. Seattle girl
Tire article 10 called The Seattle
Spirit. ana deals with tho develop
mieut - tbs city Il - well Illus
irated vita views ~ the city ana
prominent local men
Almost simultaneous 81 the APP
prarmnce ~ the naaKanine az the
nows stands IL the arrival ~ Chris
tian q. Larson af Chicago. ID. ad-
itar ~ the magazine. Mr. larson
viii speak NJ the odd Fellows hall
tWicr tomnfrows
The first lecture. a. ~ the At
iernoon. Wil be on The Use ~
Falth ard imagination IN Business.
OF why Successful Men Succeed.
The evening lecture, At 3 O'Clock.
will b. GA The suisoonscious Mind ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
DEWEY TO BE
FREE SOON

Harry Dewey. who. though lHno.
cent. WAX convicted VI robbery And
sentenced to serve from five 20 20
years la she pcnitenjinry. VIII be
q free man within "a tea houfai
Judge Ronald this morning of
dored The judgment set aside and
granted Dewey a new trial Dewey
viii be- released at once by the
prosecuting attorneys office
Dewey was convicted Of having
held up aud robbed the grocery OF
Dan 3 Lyppoa. at iuierhay. IA
March Lyppea aud others who
were bound and gagged by the
four robbers positively identified
Dewey
The day that Dewey was son.
fenced Harry Crawford and Edwin
Bush were arrested Ia spokane.
They confessed 20 the Lyppes rob
berry. aud declared Dewey innocent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
0NE KILLED
IN IRISH
RIOTS


.srKgT. ireland, May -
NSN 49, : dead. a doaen pof
wv 80 sounded. ana several
- =. .,..Asiy injured today tei
lsaiiss -essA between ihe teii"N
ssias : .,a,s.a O'nrien. leader oi
~ w. lsssh leoxue, and lohu
y talss' e..sa d The nationalist
Asas -, began last night whon
ias $500 attempted Io HpoaA
: lxe~uafkes Is one -
tila n slpnrholds. and moe
oeE.ss ,..s.sgs gathered 90 break
y .s,emvi By speakers 70 "a
~ ssessse led to a battle o'
- 49, son became riot
- - uas the most violent
= -. .-~ssas camralgu Several
- ssv wrecked By the iu.
- eomhatauts. ami finally
- pare called.
wersl vain attempts Win
a,sperse the rioters. the
.,r.d fire. onr man vas
800 many were wounded
- ! blamed to-day for
spsaking tour among
- eeeztitaents. q is be-
- 4 ~ does noe recall hts
- lksre viii BE- repetisions
- stats sneaunters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27

The submarine D. ~ the heaviest
type in the French navy. ANA o.
though chains have been placed
around fhe boat the apparatus FOR
raising ~ ia Insufficient Divers
who fastened the chains about the
vessel insist that they could hear
npplnga on the steel iHsidea Tho
sounds apparently arc signals. and
n la hoped tbot some ~ the meu
may have succeeded in reaching nn
alright compartment
No Hope.
Naval engineers. however. isiid
out no hope That any ~ The i'm.
priaoned men viii be found alive
They declare that the sinking munt
have been caused either bY ihc De-
atrueilou ~ the naphthH reservoirs
or 10 an thrush nf water after The
submarine waa struck in either
event they say the men would have
been auffocnfed o. drowned within
short time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
WANT CLEAN CARS
ON RAILROADS

Some time this summer Dr. 4 y.
Hes. state health commissioner.
VIII call a conference Ia Seattle OF
representatives 81 states west Of
the Mississippi river 10 plan a cam
paign TO force railroads TO take
more precautions for the health Of
the travelling public.
Dr Hog has just returned from a
conference 81 state health officers
held AZ Washington. u. G. lie WAS
appointed by lhe national body 20
organize the work west u the sis.
aiaslppi The health officers viii
work for pure drinking water. clean
coaches and perfect sanitation.