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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Trnopers Killed IN Mreck.

Berlin. March 30.-Between 90
and so soldiers were killed in a rail-
road collision at Auehlhefm today.
Ten bodies have been recovered.
Others can be seen in the ruins. The
smashed trains were a troop train
and allowed express train. None of
the lloyd express passengers were
injured.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Paducah Central

Amended articles OF Incorporation
were filed today by the Paducah Cen
tral Business college and University
company changing the name 90 the
Paducah Central Business college.
The capital stock is fixed at $4,000.
The number of directors was also re-
duced to three instead of five.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
FOREST FIRES RISE HIGHER.
Fruit Farms and Buildings Fail Co
Check Flames.

Mammoth Springs Ark. March 80.
Forest fires reached the Culver
fruit farm, nine mikes north OF here.
and burned five acres OF peach trees
before its progress could be checked.
The town of Koshkonong turned out
and gave assistance. Reports from
the country adjacent 10 Mammoth
Spring tells of many barns beng
burned.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
King MeneIlIs Is Dead.

London. March 30.-Dispatches
from the capital of Abyssinia today
confirm King Menelik's death. The
announcement was withheld so Ras
Tesma. regent. could make prepara-
tions against "a threatened attack of
the supporters of the Empress
Taitu.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
SENATORIAL BRIBERY
PROBE In OLD MISS

Jackson. Miss. March 3O.-Both
the house end senate OF the state
legislature entered several caucuses
In an effort to find the real extent OF
corruption In the senatorial election.
The session scheduled TO take action
On charges brought by Senator Bilbo
was postponed. Attorney Mcneil said
the senate might attempt to cover
things up. but he will go the limit In
the investigation.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
High School Boy Found Senseless
on Floor of Recitation Room and
Teachers Desk Rifled of Contents
Some One Stole Money. While
Lecture Was Going on in
Auditorium...Tennis Rae.
quet Found Beside Boy.

|
Facts In 'he 'as'-Miss Mildred
Garhner gave MISS Marian l.. Noble,
teacher. S2v.OO 10 Keep for her,
which Miss Noble placed I'm satchei
In her desk without locking the
drawer.
The classes were excused at $40
To hear lecture I'm the auditorium
on same floor.
Pupils sitting near the door OF the
auditorium could see down the hall
through the opcn doors. They saw
no one.
About 3;3O Mechanic Mitchell en-
tered ,be room
,,oy, ata mo WINS found living In
side the room unconscious. Win N
,enn,s ,ao,.e, beside him
IT,. IL ~ ,ohhcd
A., -. 49,. a,y,,,.,.d 4, any Inv.
hec, discovered
Mystery sun suIIounuS 'ne nhu-
ing OF McClaih Mitcheil unconscious
Yesterday Moernoon' anu .ne tneit
OF ABOUT sso from .ne Gesh ol Miss
Marian NooIe AZ .ne iiisn S0noo'.
ihe Poi'oe anu s'"oo' aue,'"' '.'''
10, "a, "a 49, ~ so,,,Ine ., ,so
"a -. a,an,I,, -. 20.
sr9, .sI,,,,o, a. ,os,orda, a,,or-
-, -, 4, nos ronor,od
inns nlo'nins ~ Wa n'pou 'ih' .,t
some iisht Mou'u oo sneu upon 'nv
,ne',, out 'hie ~ w." i',no,Ps' -
w H. Suss NSS iiauA ~ say .na. II
yS.eIy 70 III" ina. ''i''ne
"o"iu sup i"'o ."0 oenOo' "iue
'eo'eu an" se0uie '"o On' anu
'nen Ano'N you"s ",'onen u"son,
soiouS 70 eohVeal Tue ,uen'''y 10 ieiu
40 PoHS'oie' ou' o'euSnoV e,en ,,'on
ehe 'noo'' t"@e eo"eOous
Win ''e o''o"nS'~neeS 'o'A '"e
'no"eS'
Before giving the money TO MISS
Noble. Miss Gardner had the money
In the auditorium. When she gave
IL to Miss Noble Tor safe Keeping a
class was IN recitation, ana ~ was
placed In hand satchel, and that
placed In a drawer which was not
locked.
Several months ago Miss Edna
Mclaughlin. member of the facul-
~. missed necklace from a drawer
In her deesk. In a few days the
necklace as mysterously was replae-
ed in the drawer after announce
ment had been made In the audi
torium OF the loss OF the lewelry'
The double doors 10 the audi-
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WEST KENTUCKY
OPERATORS MEbT
Discuss Proposed Advance in
Coal and the Wage
Scale.

Louisville. Ky, March 80. (Spec-
ial.) "A meeting of western Ken
lucky operators was held here to-
day. They planned a joint meeting
of miners and operators Thursday
to arrange a wage scale. They will
discuss the proposed cent advance.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Ollie James Demands Removal of
Postmaster Ray of Sedalio, Who is
Subject of Misconduct Charges
ESTRADA PROBE.

New Orleans, March go
Charges that filibusteu-ng expe-
ditions are beng organized
against Madriz for the rescue of
Estrada we're brought before the
grand jury today by the CONSUL
general of the Madriz faction,
charging General Gordon with
being the head of the movement
Gordon says he is not violating
any law of neutrality, as the
} Estrada government IL not recog-
nized by the United States.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Etna Again Active.

Catania, March SO.--A huge lava
stream from erupting Mt Btna is
slowly moving toward Catania. Peo-
pie are hysterlcal with fright Fresh
craters are appearing daily. Thirty
five are now in action. The lava fiow
Is no greater. Ashes destroyed all
Vegetation.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
TOM JONES TRIAL
COMES TO AN END
JURY HAS CASE OF MAN AC-
CUSED OF WHIPPING HENRY
BENNETT.

Marion. KY. March 80. Especially
The defense closed this morning in
the case of Tom Jones, charged with
whipping Henry Bennett at Dycus-
burg. The case goes to the jury late
this afternoon. Character witnesses
introduced by the defense proved to
be boomerang. They showed Ben
nett to be one of the most substaa-
tial citizens.
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Myeis-Wiley.

Fulton. Ky, March S0.-Mrs.
Della Wiley and 7. o. Myers. promi-
nent Hickman county people, sur
prised their friends Sunday by COM
ing to Fulton to get married. The
ceremony was solemnized by Esq. j.
T. Futrell at his home in South Full
ton.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Schafcr-Fisher.

Fulton. Ky. March S0.-Miss Janis
Fisher and J. II. Schaffer, prominent
young people OF Arlington, KY
eloped to this city Sunday afternoon
and we're married at the home of
the Rev. J. H. Zwingle, pastor Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
HERMAN FRIEDMAN WINS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

In the Artesian Bottling company
suit against Herman Friedman in
circuit court, suit. alleging an in
frlngement in the manufacture and
sale OF soft drinks. the action was
dismissed in circuit court today. a
victory for Friedman.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
THE WEATHER

The predictions and tempera-
tr-a for the past twenty-four
hours will be fossnd at the top
of the seventh column on page
four,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
STEMMING DISTRICT
POOLED TOBACCO SOL

Madlsonvile, KY. March 80. (Spe-
cial )-omcials of the stemming dis
trict tobacco association report the
pooled crop sold. A large amount was
involved.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Shot by White Caps

Leitchheld, KY. March so. Spe-
cial. Charles Carroll, 16 years old,
was shot In the back and killed early
this morning by white caps at COTS
Edmonson county.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
.Incksnn-Mnlker.

Clinton. Ky. March 3o--'Ed Jack
son. OF this place. and Miss Coda
Walker. OF Bardwell. were quietly
married Thurday uight at the home
Of the brides sister In Bariwen.
They will probably make this their
home.
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COUNCILMEN GOES
TO PENITENTIARY
PITTSBURGH GRAFT CASES CON-
TINUE UNDER PROBE OF
GRAND JURY.

Pittsburgh. March 5O.-Captain
Johnnie Klein. former councilman.
was taken to the western peniten-
tlary to begin serving a Sh years
sentence today. The grand jury re-
sumed the investigation of graft.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Ballinser Committee Looks
Into Alaskan Holdings Of
Gueeenheims and j. P.
Morgan.

Washington, March 3Ol (Special.) }
Congressman Ollie James asked
for the removal of Postmaster Ray,
at Sedada. Ky. against whom charges
of official misconduct have been
made. One of the charges relates TO
the manner of handling Mrs. James
mail.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

Fulton. Ky. March 30--Miss
Essie Jones. pretty South Fulton
grl. was married sunday 10 waiter
Eagwood a prominent young citizen
OF Arlington. Ky.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Col. Belknap Dying

Louisville, Ky, March 30 (spe'
clalD-col. Morris Belknap is dying
He was a candidate for governor In
1908.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

New Castle. Pa. March 30.-Lew
Reddy. of Cleveland, and Thomas
Mcmahon. of Cherry Valley, ILL.,,
fought twelve rounds to a draw here.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Finding of Mitchell.

Mitchell was found by Miss Noble
and Miss Marian Williamson lying
on the floor on his face with out
stretched hands when they returned
to the recitation room from the au-
dltor'um after the address had been
delivered by DR.. l.. +. Snow. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
BALLINGER in
WRECK

CINCINNATI. O., Oct i4-sec
Rotary Richard A. Bailingor II 10.
day recovering from shock and
slight injuries sustained yesterday
when a baltimore A Ohio train on
which he wAa riding oOlllded with
another train Just outside the city
Secretary BallingerB injuries
consisted Of severe shaking up
aud slightly bruised left arm
OF the Injured. none will die. and
several were able 10 be taken 10
their homes
Secretary BalllnEer. who was re-.
turning 10 Washington from Okla
homA. went to hotel. where he
rested for some time He left at
$40 p. m. for Washington over the
Chesapeake a Ohio
Secretary Bnllinger Was riding In
the sleeper. aud was thrown hegy.
ny against the end OF the car by
The impact Of the collision.
The other passengers injured
were mainly ia the forward
coaches OF the two trains. Only
three Of the injured were taken
90 hospitals
After the accident Secretary Bal
ilnger was placed IN an automobile
and quickly brought into the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
SEATTLE MUST
fall In Line

mel nearly three miles long through
a. Tho project Is similar to the
puwamiah waterway
Vancouver Too,
To the north across the line Van
couver IL about to create n fresh
water basis known as the False
crock project. which viii duplicated
the present facilities OF the inlet,
The Canadian government aud
Canadian Northern railroad are
Joined in a partnership 60 create
new harhor az Port Mann. on the
Fraser river. which is well within
the trade Eonc Of Vancouver
Everett already has spacious
city wharf Aberdeen has plans
well under way for one Tillamook.
ore. has subscribed s650,000 for
harhor improvements.
The state OF California on No
yemher 5 viii vote on a state dock
bond issue. The state docks are
20 be at san Diego bay. ana viii
cost 81 800. goo The state will also
vote on 100000 bond Issue
for the state wharvea In San Fran
cisco. The state has already Ia.
vested ss5.000.O00 In san Francisco
IN docks, warehouses, belt railways,
etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
LITTLE HUSBAND RAPs
255 POUND WIFE

Tom Jackson. q negro Of sring.
bean proportions. weighing not TO
exceed 100 pounds. and bis wife
t215 pounds nett. staged a one act
comedy drama before an audience
In Police Judge Gordon'a court zee
terday afternoon
He never comes home only
when he's drunk. Judge. your
honor" declared Mrs. Jackson.
aud every time he comes home he
beats me"
What that little fellow ="
gaaped City Attorney Pierce.
Yes. that little fellow" snapped
Mrs. Jackson. you don't know
him. but | do"
well. whore did he hit you last
nightf" Querled the city attorney.
He didn't pick out no special
spot" said Mrs Jackson "He just
whacked me all over"
When the chucklinE court room
vas squelohed by Bailifi wlncheil.
Judge Gordon read jackson a 40
we're lecture on love. honor and
'dont.hithcr.Again." after which
he allowed the husband to 60 out
aud try 20 make good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
GREAT
STORM
RACES
Inv uaitsd rse-s)

LONDON. Oct 1.-THE greatest
hurricane OF decade IN today
sweeping along the English and
Irish coasts strewlng them with
wrockage and the bodies OF ships
crews Reports already received
indicate that $50 persons have per.
ishcd In the gale, which ragged
throughout the night and gained
In violence today,
Sixteen passengers and six nom
bcra OF the crew ~ the steamer
Hatfield lost their lives when tho
vessel foundercd In the North Sea
The steamer Crawford Is missing.
She was In the vicinity Of Hartle.
pool whom last sighted. Il 10 be-
lievcd she went down carrying
20 men with her.
More than II vessels are reported
stranded on the eastern coast with
decks awash and crews clinging to
riggings
Great waves are sweeping In.
shore from Moray Firth. Scotland.
10 the Hull, and life savers are un-
able 20 launch their boats
The Admiralty today considered
tho ACCESSIBILITY OF sending war
ships 60 the scenes Of reported
wrecks IN the hope that aid might
be given before the stranded wee
sells we're hammered 10 pieces by
the big combern
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A glance AZ the various harhor
activities up and down the Pacific
coast indicates that Seattle must
get Ia line or drop into the rear
ranks OF the procession as a sea
port.
ON November Portland viii
vote ON a charter amendment pro
vidlng for public dock commits.
sion and authorizing a bond issue
OF $4,000 for the purchase of
water front. the construction of
concrete docks. fire proof ware.
houses and belt line railways In
addition TO this the Swift Packing
syndicate Is offering goo l0acre
factory sites. with dockage and
wharf facilities
Oakland has already voted $4,000
600 for water front improvements
Los Angeles has voted $4,000 200.
and In the near future viii vote
100000 for additional frontage,
Tacoma on November 80 will
vote on a bond issue OF s,045,000
for a site for municipal docks and
the necessary structures at the foot
Of nth St Pierce county owns a
strip 400 feet wide on the east side
OF the tide lands. worth 100000
Tacoma proposes to dredge a chan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
MADISON AVE.
CABLES BAD

w. H. Huaeey. a construction en-.
glneer and formerly an omploye 81
the Seattle Electric Co. IL ~ the
opinion that there IL constant dan
ger on the east end ~ the Madison
It, car line. which IL now operated
by electricity over a temporary
track.
only two cars are run except
during rush hours. when four are
used" stated Mr.. InHaey The
west end cable continues It's pro.
yluuH two minute schedule, and
thus large crowds gather at 2iat
ay The crowds are 10 big that
the motorman often Is handicap.
ped In the use Of his brakes. The
cars employed have no air brakes
either"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
HORSES IN WAY OF
THE INTERURBAN

Two horses. which connected
with the third rail Of the inter
urban tracks near Auburn Yeater
day afternoon. succeeded IN DELAY
ing traffic for nearly an hour yes
terday afternoon A train caught
the horses aa they hroweed along
the riEht 81 way.
A warning blast from the slrcn
excited the animals. and ono ~
them fell against The third rail-. 20
arise 20 more The second horse
dld a cake walk after connecting
with the current carrier aud finally
Fed
After a walt - nearly an hour
Kirh nrury. clerk At the Hotel
Washington Annsr. suggested that
the animal BE- removed from the
tracks This vas done and the
train proceeded.
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DECIDE TOMORROW

OLYMPIA. Oct fa.--AttorneyH
William II u. Thomas and Thomas
Vance today argued before the an.
preme court for an order compelling
The county auditors to accept the
filings Of the nonpartlsan judiciary
ticket on that ticket and the demo.
cratic ticket Aa we'll Vaughn Tan.
ner represented the attorney gen.
erals office. II IL expected that
the court will hand down a decision
tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
Police Escort Bankers

Police Inspector Mike Powers.
recently acting chief. and Police
Capt. A. G. Sullivan. formerly chief.
gathered In i75 arrivals AZ the King
ct station yesterday and took them
for an auto trip about town
Edward Cohen. manager Of the
financial department Of the New
York Evening Post. was one OF the
It's. The other ia members OF the
party were Eastern bankers.
After seeing the sights IN town
IN 80 automobiles and telling
Messrs. Powers. Sullivan. ct al. that
they were all dead stuck on Seattle.
they got into their special coaches
at 10 D. m. leaving for home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
Bankers Wife
Seeks Freedom

BELLiNGHAM. Oct is-Aftsr
sitting faithfully by the side % her
husband IN the Whatcom county
superior court room Tor two weeks
while he was battling FOR his free
dom before a jury. Mrs Harry J.
Welty has started action for a d.
voFce from the convicted exbank
president. The action comes as n
surprise 10 those who followed the
trial ard observed the faithfulnesa
Of Mrs Weity and her daughter
during the tying hours 10 the court
room.
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THIRD DECREE
IS ALLEGED

Il DO not wish 20 cmbarrass the
prosecuting attorneys office nor
the government agents because Of
their methods IN forcing a confes-
sion from this man. but be has told
me that the third degree compell
ed him TO confess 20 a crime he
never committed. declared O, l.
Willett. attorney for John Tybcrg.
whose release from the county Jail
be urged before Justice OF the
Peace Gordon yesterday afternoon.
Attorney WIllctt said that Ty.
berg had been in Jail since Septem.
Der i6 and during that time he was
worked on" until he confessed
20 completely In the robbery Of
slulce boxes az Nome several
months ago. Judge Gordon an
nouneed that unless extraditlon pa
pers arrived from Nome BY October
20 be would release Fybefg
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HOLD TWO AS SMUGGLERS

Henry A. Wise. United States
district attorney. IN asking for ox
traordlnarily heavy bail. 100000
Ia the ease Of benjamin DuyScn,
said he had evidence that the
frauds would reach more than
81 900. 900. and that all five brothers
were implicated. as well aa another
man.
Bail was finally fixed ut $4,000.
which wan given. and Benjamin Du'
yecn was released.
A search for underYalued articles
began. and more than van load Of
suspicious" goods was found
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REVOLUTION SUPPRESSED

fought In the streets against the
soldiers and police today manned
the trains The most loyal OF tho
strikers gathered along the West.
orn lines. In the southern part Of
the city. shortly after dawn. when
the first trains we're started. Spas
modie attempts az violence were
made. Gradually the crowds
diminished and before noon trains
were running practically unmolcst.
cd
Hundreds OF strikers who have
been thrown into jail probably VIII
be released. but their leaders VIII
be- punished,
An day soldiers and police have
been taking in the more prominent
Of the strike agitatorH.
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SCORES GET BUSY In CONTEST

10 flght the temptations Of the
city. These are the main argu.
advocates of country and city life,
respectively. Let's have some new
ones.
Remember. the contest IL open
until next Monday night No an
swcrn will be received after then
Letters are not 10 be longer than
100 words The prizes are $40 81.
90. 81. aud five 81 prizes Also the
atre tickets at ~Thc city. which
suggested the contest. and which
will be played a. the Moore next
week II H. open 10 ali school boys
and glrls 10 Seattle In the grammar
and hlEh schools
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COOKE AT Y. CA.

Directors Of the Y. NJ. G. A. are
arranging big series OF Sunday
afternoon meetings for men. Must.
cal numbers by the Y NJ c. A. or.
chestra. religious discussions. aud
lectures by prominent men OF the
city aud nation. Including Senator
Deliver. Judge Bon Lindsay and
others, are 10 be given
The opening number on the
course begins the coming sunday
with Edmund Vance Cooke, the
noted poet, as the speaker. He will
talk on Put POLITICALLY" The meet.
lngs are open 20 mon.
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Man Acquitted on Charge
of Tapping Phone to
Trap His Wife

TACOMA. Oct It'll @ Herold.
alleged to have tapped an auto
matte telephone iine 20 intercept
messages rom his divorced wife.
secured a change Of venue from
Justice Frank n Grahams court 90
Justice Ernest ~ Cards court yea.
tcrday. The move vas hardly nee
eAaary. however. as the case was
dismissed against him By Justice
Card on motion OF Hcrold's httor.
ney. no evidence being addueed at
tho trial TO prove him guilty Of an
offenHe
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THIEVES REAP
RICH HARVEST

Madrona Heights and West Seat.
tie have been conferred on hy day.
light robbers In the past 10 DAYS.
and up TO last nlght the police rec
ords showed total OF nine burg
laries.
Two burglars entered the resi-
dence OF V. ]. Williams. is2I S5th
av., yesterday afternoon. during the
absence Of the family. and carried
off 500 In cash and bonds valued
az s2e0 The residence OF r. NJ
Peterson. 1890 26th av.. was also
entered Other rohberlcs reported
to the police Included che homes OF
j. Thompson. 1905 aTth av. W Cur
tls. ti1S Seth av, Geo. Upper. 2gth
av. and + Cherry 81, n : fully
4552 b2nd ay. s W. aud +. $.
Young. $685. 54th av :. w No trace
Of the burglars has been found by
the police as yet
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Every mail brings score Of let
ters for the Contest Editor IN The
Stars big contest on the question
suggested by THE city" which ap.
pears a. the Moore next week.
Where 10 character best develop.
Cd, Ia the city or the oountyf
In The city" according 20
Fttch's play. country family.
honorod. prosperous. happy. go 10
New York. whore ruin and Disgrace
and death await them Was Il the
ei,y's fauit1 The Star IL asking
it, boy and giFl readers And they
are answering by the hundred.
Country ilfe is purer than that
Of the city; Il builds up character
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PLAN UNITY


TACOMA. Oct a. -- with the
view Of doing away with inter-city
jsalousies among the communities
OF the Pacific Northwest. the Ro-
tary club Of Tacoma started an act
I've campaign. II 10 proposed to get
all the cities Of Oregon. Washing
ton and Idaho to work together for
the general upbulldlng Of the
NorthNeAl IN general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
BLAME CALHOUN

OLYMPIA. Wash. Oct IA
Commissioner Lawrence and
Jones of the State Railway Com
mission have issued the statement
that the pOsspouement from time
20 time Of the hearing on the teio-
phone rate matters has always
been In compliance with a request
made By Corporation Counsel Cal.
houn OF Seattle They also insist
that the commission will not order
an Increase In rates unless II IL
shown that the receipts are not
sufficient to provide proper re-
turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
HILLMAN
MEN ARRESTED

Three more Hillmnn employees
were arrested yesterday afternoon
by Deputy uuited States Marshal
George b. Devenpeek on bench
warrants issued by Judge nouworth
for conspiracy TO detraud IN the use
Of the mails They are Samuel =
Suffer. j. +. foreman aud X. o.
Smith. Each put up $1,000 bail be.
fore United States Commissioner
" D. Tottsn 20 insure their ap.
pearance IN court AT Tacoma today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

NEW YORK. oct i4.--Charged
with collision In a gigantic SNUG.
CLING plot. benjamin Duveen, one
OF the best known dealers In an.
tlques and art goods. IL under ar.
rest today. following a sensational
raid on Duveen's establishment on
Fifth ay. by federal detectives yes
terday.
Henry J Duveen was arrested on
the cunard liner Lusitania when
the vessel reached quarantine yes.
torday. lie was taken off on n
revenue cutter and hurried 90 the
federal building for HrrAignmont.