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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
LABOR DAY
CELEBRATION

TIE Western Central Labor union
b making grcat preparations for the
celebration ~ Labor Day. Yasirr-
day the marshal and his aides mel.
and the fpliowInz ufsa ~ march was
decided on The parade Will form at
Third avenue and Union. marrh
east on Union To- FIRM avenue. to
Pike. o. First avenue. ~ Washington
strc~t. 60 svcond avenue south. to
Yesisr way e. Secaud avenue to
linton. - Thiri. Whrrr the parade
all, hreak ranks.
Messrs " J Stanley and Horace
A Duke. the committee on AuhA--rip.
tiuns have begun their work Of 50
HcitluK. aad ~ FAR they have mot
Nifh great suceeBs tt. unipn has
received a letter stating that 80
miners ard citlne NJ q Huszlyn Will
ts here with band
Secretary Miasieltau and p II
PIKE will So 90 Tace4na "Wednesday
and make arrangements for the Ia :
bor Organizations q that place 10
attend
All merchants are requested T.
have floats IN the parade and II H.
also desired that their place - hus
nss- ~ doenratad From present In
dicefluns the parade will be larger
thnn the one given herr on the Four
than the one given hers on the
Fourth T3vre viii b. at least sir
bands ~ the line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
THE SEATTLE
EXPOSITION

!. = Goldsmith and Philip r. KEEL
ley. members Of the board 0f trua-
tees ~ the Seattle exposition. are
about the city today completing the
work ~ securing pledges towards the
guarantee fund The committee has
been 30 busy with other matters that
this work was left for "a while. hut
has NOW been taken up again. Mr..
Goldsmith said this morning that the
collections were coming IN nicely.
what have you secured 10 date p
was asked
= haven't stopped 60 cast # up. IS
said he We VIII have a complete
iiat Of amounts received ready Tor
publication by Wednesday"
TUE money ls not asked ~ dona-
ton II is requested nH a loan 60 de-
fray tho necessary prelimi nary eN-
penHfs ~ the exposition II Will be
returned So the merchants ia fuil
from tho receipts q the exposition
The committee intend securing a
fund ~ 81 800
A. } NJ iiouam. superintendent Of
fhc horticultural and agricultural
exhibit. - home frum his trip east
~ fbr mountains and predicts that
20 oun people from Eastern Washing
ton viii visit Seattle during the eK-
position II this proper Inducements
in the way % excursion rates are
secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
FOR MoRrHERM PORTS.

Steamer Humboldt sailed last niEht
for Alaska uith % passengers and sO0
toms - freight. Including TO head Of
Dolf cattle Following Il the pas
SINGER us; r. r suffer. ". PEN
nnck. Joe Hurkhtrf. Mrs. n. =. Al
fred ani three children. r. = Payne.
T II Wilson. l.. Ruth. Stanley Kuz-
ek. Gus Fielder. ] II. Bausman. "
r Miles nu1 wife. Mrs ". 8 James.
MR.. A. G Taylor. Mrs Austin
Banks T'hH Sheridan. Capt How
land and wife. a. Younr. Mrs. ".
NJ Moore. Misa Moore. Warren Net
son. = g steeicr. y. Vermnlon.
Mrs n ". Ford. Jet Bick and he.
N lfeuey. Miss r. N King Mra
+ LHumiuE Hr Ie Bauc = G
Runner r. IA Favor and wife. G..
n OruH nud wife. Mrs r. 9. NIger.
Lulu J Alear phil Ernst. J. silver.
leo IunoHun, Miss Cecil Marion.
Hra. 4 farrrtzen. " II. smith.
Frei IT. Story. Vim. Hanna. ". y.
Jones John RiektenRald. WIN r.
Kelley John x. Rogers. " = Davis.
II ! BLACK n Smith. .. G. Hch-
ards. Louis Root Mrs. James Frair.
Miss 2. Frsir. r. Stanley. Andrew
Austin. William J Warren. Alfred
Paine. Richard Williams. and eight
stesraRe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
A ROAST
FOR SIIAFEER
His War Methods
Criticized.
CAPT. BICElOW'S LITTLE EOOk
viii Result In Several Court Mar
tails. II Is Thought

wAsIItNGToN. AuE. it-Capt. J..
niEeioN. ir.. Ut the Tenth cavalry, a
brother Of poultney tugrioW and a
graduate OF West Point, has raised
a storm by the publication 81 a book
entitled. "Reminiscences " the san
tiaEo Campaign
The captain has made sintcments
which the iesal officers % tae depart
ment aeclarc mus, be followed by
one or more ooursmartisis.
There is. therefore. the prospect
that Skaters remarkable campaisn
will be Officially reviewed. Tor # ia
obvious that Shafter thuugh self
respect. must insist on HEeloNs
trial BY ccurxmartlai
The captains book Is a thiniy vgii-
ed attack On this methods - the
War department.
The serious charges coneern shaft
ers
The author comments oa the alb
eence 81 any review II he army up.
on its ianding, u any Issue og SEN
erai orders givnae an lntimagton %
che nature % the operations about
TO begin Lister he mentions shat
tiers Illness as, perhaps. aecountIux
in a measure Tor the remarkable
fact that No order. circular. letter or
memorandum. not a scrap % paper,
has yet come % light Which shows IN
writing what the plan % battle was
before the event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

riots. WIS discharged saturday on
Information rroeiyrd from she dis
trict attorney 81 Idaho Fryau had
applied Tor wit OF habcaa corpus.
9rn. 4. HURT the local tennis
champion. was defeated saturday by
the man from over tbo line J. r.
Fpulkea. The Hearr was d. De. %
Hurd WAS not up a. hin usual form
saturday lie viii have a chance
to r,sieom himself this week az TH-
coma iu the games for the North
west championship.
nan Mcmillan. tho reformed
"hypu' hcud VIM has been confined
IN the county Jail ror the last Yetr
has henn discharged an parole hy
Judge Jacobs McMulan.n father
came aflrr him hnd ha Naa diacharg-
ed On th. grounds shat fr must
come IL town every Wtrh an Haturs
day and report - ths ehvrin q office
while Instructors an over the state
are having IA Fuat umr on their va.
vatlnn. silent worker ut the state
t.HIyerHlty les peffurmluF uu ssl aus
tive tack that 04li be hHnsHt tn
every HIsh sehaal pupil iu thr state.
liu ia Trevor kiuead. the yauuE
tran who mas dome s1 much fot
Heirnee. and Hu much mote for the
GnirvefHlty The work in hand iH
the collection aud classification ~ alt
fhv native fpfna ~ rnehuiaEy
II -He arr classified into suupu, each
Hruup rup'inH separate haard.
e. which they are Sliced aud under
each appears the common and asien-
tne uamr
A collection % thcrr specimens aiu
he nent o. each High arheai ia She
hfatc. ~ that students mas have
natural Illustrations Co aid their
elasn studies This uil greatly face
lutatc th~ acquisition - knowledge
and CONVEY uoHe accurate and last
ms Impression - che student A5Ht
- the ea'iveii"Na sill Hs Sent 600 hIvh
- hnola in t-aafrfn WHHhinKt m
wsfsrr the student is without nHp1r-
tunity 60 study fhe formations that
exist only In salt water and near the
sra coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
THE LAST MAN
FROM NOME

Brayton Grinneli. Who came frum
the north on the steamer Townsend
yesterday. T. pefhap# the last man
out from the Nome district. HE al
vises all 20 keep out ~ the country
this year. as he says th~ whole coun-
try II staked. and thar very little
naming VIII Be done this year. owing
to the scarcity ~ fr~w0sai Ne
Grfnneii LETT Nome IulY 81 At that
time ther~ were about ss1 people
IN the siciinity OF Anvil city. Many
he said were prwrarinx 20 cauie out.
Gold was being taken out on Anvil
and Dexter creeks, but not In large
Quantities. Ctairn jumping Waa
general. and great confusion resulted.
IL was expected that court would
b. opened on August % settle claim
deputies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
BURIED ALIVE
UNDER A STUMP

OAKLAND. cal. Aur Il james
Harin. Rpr.i hopper employed
nesr here. vas made prisoner be-
meath a fon4suua stump yesterday.
iis vas choppinx an overturned tree
and when tbs stump aua roots hirh
we've heavy aith earth. sers RELEASE 4
hario Mas cauEhf and thrown lnto
the hole underneath the rso,s
Ito vas completely covered. and %
took fnur men sa hour io diN susi
chop him out. 1t ia wy badly IN
iuFrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

AnonE the latest novelties added
g. la Nalisrir chains are hearts
y htrh ean b. ureuvi iIHe ieekrts. in
which miniature can hr placed
They arr ~ E1if handsomely rnam-
sled and set vita large sarphlfr.
Among the latest novelties iu ls.ak
covers iu one NJ dark blue Hraiskin.
Ftat silver anru Aurk ls freely uHrt
Ire the mounting hiis iu me corner
u an embossed gold initial
a collar hue ie If gold having the
appearance ~ beinF east ia 90 the
shape ~ tws shells with a mermaid
reclining within fhem Toe rdEea 81
the shells az snf with prati- The
Jewellers weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
OFFICER SLAIN
BY HIS PRISONER

LONDON Ky. Aus lt-Seea has
been fFes.ieed hafv fram rrnste
part Il Leslie caunty - the Killing
II a constable ~ hts pfsnfusr Last
Friday Jim Bother scent 20 tlsr
head - MitiIic fork ard arrested a
man fsannssi Howard. fr1su Harlan
county. The twa prus'easiei samse dis
isncr. Whru ueltssF stopped ana en-
tered house. leaving Howard out.
side. - iteiisrr WAS returning and
stepped from the inaraaY Howard
drew revolver. Sired ant afat HIM
through the head causing he tn.
slant DEATH Howard eacaprd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

Hugh Kennedy OF san Francisco,
who returned from the north on the
schooner Townsend yesterday. says
that l. W Martls. Of santa Rosa.
cal. WA probably murdered by the
natives " the Nootuk river. where
he went on a prospecting trip. Mar
It's was accompanied by man nam
Il Pickering The latter returned
after two months and reported that
Martls had wandered on up the Moo
TUX and had never returned. The
missing mans compass and six
shooter were found. He IL known Ia
have had 81 900 in cash on his per-
son. aud Pickering expressed the
belief that Martis had been robbed
and then murdered ny Indians, pick
crinE was subsequently murdered by
natives on the Silnwik river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
HURRICANE
DISSIPATED

wAsHINGTOS. %. G. Aur. IT.
The warnings II danger sent out
Saturday by the Weather bureau 90
towns along the Southern Atlantic
sesboard fortunately proved an
necessary. The West Indian hlrri-
cane evidently spent it, force before
reaching FLORIDA. and although
strong winds prevailed for several
hours late Saturday evening. no
damage was done. The hurricane
appeared TO travel RloWly. which 81
probably the reason that its force
was dlssipaied in midoeean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
AUTOMOBILES
IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. o. AuE. u --Ctsvc-
lard IL snou to have ore u the hnest
automobile establishments In the
country. according to officials -
the recently ORGANIZED cleveland Au-
tomohie company. 81 which Cal ".
Hart has been elected manager. The
company has secured the property %
the old Cleveland Athlete Club tn
Euead avenue. and proposes dssot-
inx the entire building 10 its uses.
This business wiii relate % the man
nfacture. sale aud rental 81 autauo-
bties- An automobile club will alsu
be established among the business
men Of the city, and riding school
maintained where men and women
may become familiar with the man
agernent 81 the machines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
UPPER sKaelr MINES.

Upper skag = cxperis ne ing a mild
mining Excitement oWi ns 20 some
uew discoveries - free gold quartz
David keIloxK - sv4ttie. Wita re-
turned last night from Hamilton.
says that many uhuars are starting
out to praHnset. aud that large
number ~ new locations vii he
nla.ia thIa Nrar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

The Adams. the Pacific coast train
ing ship for Uncle Sans navy. ar
rived In port from Tacoma at noon
today AMI 10 lying opposite the Ar
lInEtnn dock She has just finished
a long cruise which began last
March leaving Goat island naval
station IN san Francisco harbor. she
went - MnEyiaiena hay FOR months
target practice and drill. A trip 10
the Hawaiian Islands was next made,
ani Hafne DAYS were spent there.
The present trip Is ono Of the regu-
lar cruises made by the Adams she
has been IN Tnroma and Portland,
and Victoria will he visited before
she returns to san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
WHEELMEN'S
ANNUAL MEET

HusTpN. Aus 1.-THE city - rap
idiy uilink up vita wheeimeu and
their friends. The twentieth annual
mr,t. whfeh Viii continue through
out this week. f,rumisrs 20 he the
iarEeatin thu association history
Eswry incoming train carrisn large
delegations fsam all parts - the
rouutry Tvs. program for to-day is
II a formal nature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
PLAT SEES
HIS MISTAKE
And Is Trying to Correct His
Great Blunder.

NEW YORK. Aus. lt-ln working
for an anti sTummany untun this
year. Senator Platt Is practically
calling upon the Independents 10 AID
him In undoiug the consequences ~
hts own colossal thunder IN iAa1 rhat
New York city ia under the control
pf Richard Croker and IL governed
from social club on tht principle
that a public effice Is a private
snap" ls due t. the folly Of Thomas
q Platt. Il aeomn almost crime M
view Of prevailing conditions. thai
seth Low ia not now mayer ~ NeN
York as he would have been but fsr
ristt'H stubborn refusal ~ support
any man he could not control Il y
10 hln credit however. thai Do WAC
not Ions ln realizing his mistake. tie
has IN fact. maintained hm leader
ahtp hy changing hir policy eniifvl".
THE nominat ton and election ~
Roosevelt a. governor. and the al.
puintmeuts with Mr. platt'a approx
al % Choate and Root and the send
ms % Low q the peace congress are
iu Part acts - atnnemrnt ON the part
~ the hasa fte realizes that hv can
not get along without the lndrprud
cuta, and hence these promotions ~
prominent Republican Independents
to hiKh uffcea Now the rank and tlic
% the Independents cannot % course
be captured hy any such means a.
the appalntment ~ their leaders Co
ofiiee however respected these had.
efs may BE-. but their ia a dlapositieu
among the Independents. certainly
these whose natural tendencies are
toward the Republican party. Go Join
Piatt Ia an EFFORT t. overthrow Tam
many. not - much because chnats
and Rnat. Roosevelt aud Los have
been hannrcd. but because they fea-
lac that without unlan Thsnmauy
rule must be perprtuated and they
welcome the signs 81 Mf Piafts re-
pentanes Tor his folly Of isg1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

on schedule timc last uirht She ar
rived hrrr frdn Tacoma and Il WIS
3 5a hcIots SHE started on the return
trip Tbe detay was oeeauleued by
a wait for five people from a lucal
Great Northern train, who wanted to
gu Ia Tacoma.
The Oriental liner Tacoma left
Yokohama Tor Puget sound yester-
daV with "a cargo of silk and test ana
to- due about August "a THE Glen
oglt win fulluW her. reaching the
sound abuut September 2
Capt MeAipinr ut the steamer Hay
city. Viayh la in port TODAY, says
thvre % a hlw run " salmon ht Fair
haven and AnacortsH. There viii
prnb8hly b. "A biz run of humpbacka.
''av steamer piriEo will probably
not arrive from Alaska until late
tomorrow afternoon.
schooner Annie u arrived in port
last niFht With about 50 toms Of salt
ed SALMON in harteIs FOR Thompson
Go
The big har1n, Sknnkum returned
frum raeHm1 thia morning. after
iauftnE che excursion who went
a. Victoria yesterday
TIE loud and long continued t0ot-
ms ~ ghv whistle Of the transport
Atheuihn attracted attention along
the waterfront early titus murulng
She came LEA from Tacoma. who're
She euaied aud found her doekaee
space ht she Afiiusion wharf occu-
pied ~ thr lighthouse tender Cot
uufHia. Tho warning Whistles uoon
CLEARED the little steamer cut.
IRE steamer At-ki Is due from the
north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
PERSONAL MENTION

J y flamer. a min man ~ Mount
Vernon - al the Seattle
iaa# Winters. Nha just finished the
construction II the Hastings NTH
az Vancouver u. c. IL visiting
ffirufis here today lie leaves FOE
Portland tomorrow.
Chief ltesA has appointed ~ = Tn
land nateuiman 20 Oh the vacancy
caused 30 the dismissal 81 y. G.
ErkenbefR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
SEATTLE MINING STOCK.
MARKET.

At thr Ssaftie Mlning exchange 90.
day. there vas some lively bidding
and Eaei husiu@se Republic broke
the record on a 5000 option.
Options soid we're a. follows 100
Hrpuhlw al tt1s bur At - days
S. - Tom Thumb go AZ &c buy AZ
p days ~ cash. InsngEsnt ! 600 at
sac bay At 70 days SO cash Noun
tain Lfpu 100 q 81 buy at . days
s. cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
WV
The Water Front.


TNte steamer Lakne sill probably
get away for 81 Michael next We'd
nesday. The 8. Y r. e.. has char
tered her and viii send up a large
amount of freight.
The new steel ship Forteviot.
which II under charter 10 Baif1ur.
Guthrie n Co. passed up the Sound
90 Tsconna Saturday. She Is the first
wheat ship chartered for the 1850
1900 season. Her gross tonnage Be-
2ss2 tons. and she can carry over
5000 tons ~ wheat.
Steamer Alice Gertrude made an
excursion trip 20 Port Illakeiey and
Port Orchard yesterday. carrying the
employees Of the Vulcan Iron Works
company.
Two United States lighthouse tend
ers. the Coiumbine and Mauzauitn.
are in port cualinR today. the former
at the Pacific coast bunknrs. and the
Iatters At the North bunkera. The
C0lumbfne arrived yesterday from
an extended cruise about the Puget
aound portion Of the Thirteenth
lighthouse district She had on board
Mai Langfitt. 81 the United states
engineering corps. and George Free
man. superintendent 81 construction
for the district. The cruise took in
all the Islands whore lighthouse are
located. An inspection of tho Port
Angeles section was also made. SUI
perintendeut Wilson wiz continue his
quarterly inspection when the steam
er leaves tomorrow morning for Pet
crs island. The Mlnzanlta got In
last night from Astoria. She will
probably get away today.
For the FIRST time In many months
the Steamer Flyer did not get away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

Mems Fine TAN KID SHOES, all
solid leather throughout. hpicndidly
nade. 1890 value. while they last
tssf..aa....s-.....s ass.s#.A IA pair
Mems Fine CHOCOLATE KID
DRESS SHOES. handsome bro
eBdcd yestlng tops. beautifully nm
tshed. were g. Is. now :. tz.is a pair.
Chiidrrns TAN COLoRED KID
SHOES NJ these cut prices
ilib Tan Shoes. now g0c
81 Is Tan shnea. now. 81 10
81 rs Tan ShpeH. now. ti.sb
Boys VEAL KIP SHOES. is-double
sole ard top sole. good wearing
sizes II 20 : 81 %. 3 20 bH. 81 %.
Boys OIL GRAIN SHOES = double
sole and top sole. all solid through
out. grand wearing. sizes u 20 2.
si-fs. > % 50. ITO
Mems Fine CHOCOLATE col
ORED KID SHOES. on latest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
SEATTLE NEWS.

To funeral OF Nium Minnie sim =
pier. Nha died At BALLARD Friday wsH
held a. the Metnnsiist Epluearsai
chur-h At that place yesterday after-
nom At : p'cipck. Rev. Il. y Hreaks
ofielatlug.
Ida L. Augustine. wife u Henry "
AueaEtins. niei an application 90 b.
declared bankrupt.
= Danei has filed a petition In the
probate deparT Hient 81 the superior
court 20 be appointed receiver - the
estate % Joseph JOSEF hins Alesanief.
samuel &. Calierh~e8. as receiver
q the Guarantee Loan a Truss com-
pauy. wants enc superior court a.
h~lp him collect note Tor t1ft e
from " NJ Mcintyre. made October
?. is9s
The caas ~ J Ferguson. whose
saloon license vas revoked by the
county commissioners. and who
wants the superior court 60 issue a
Vantsr 10 keep him from closing out
his place. was heard this morning by
Judge jacobs. and Il was taken un-
der adytaement.
In tho federal court today , O.
Pacey liasisd the schooner Tina. al
ieEing that while he was Wing OF
Anvil City Care Nome in his own
schooner. the Ns.iic NJ Thurston. the
tina ran down the Thuraton. carry
Ing away tho fureRear and seriously
damaging the hull.
Chin sing the Chinauan whsf vac
to be d~torted. was today released hy
Judge Hantprd on a writ Of habeas
corpus. having proven that he was
born in Seattle.
Annie Craig has Mod an appllca-
tipn 70 be declared a bankrupt.
before Judge Hanfarii today. mo-
ton for a new trial ~ bcinR argued
In the case % Thompson Va The
Northern Pacific railway Some time
ago the plaintiff hlsd m application
for new trial. alleging that the jury
had been bribed. and on this ground
tho council for the plaintiff IL to-
day asking that the application h.
allowed.
At n. Seattle clearing house to-
day eiearnnces amounted 20 1901
07s IS. and the balances were f27a.-
7l5l07.
A handsome new building. 10 cuat
$50 GOO 10 be built A. the corner Of
Second avenue and Spring street
The building viii be erected by Cyrus
walker OF the Puget MIL company.
who f. n large owner OF realty IN the
business district. The plans were
drawn by W. =. Boone.
At the meeting Of hin property
owners Saturday evening to discuss
the prstieabllity Of parking streets
In the district bounded by Four
teenth aud Ninth avenues. and Ter
race and Union streets. there was
much general discussion. but no
definite action was taken. The plan
which seems to be most favored Is
TO make q 24-foot asphaltum road
way using the balance Of the street
for sidewalks and parking.
william Hughes has filed n suit In
the superior court for collection Of q
note for $1,000 from Leander and
CaRHns Manohou.
Chas Tryatt. who has been held by
the United states marshal charged
with completely Ia the Wardner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

NOETHPORT. Aug IA bold
robbery occurred here Saturday ev-
enluR ~ 1910 O'Clock. All the
games in the saloon ~ Madden q
Riley were In full swing, when two
masked mon stepped IN and held ~
the crowd with revolvers They got
NJ least 500. and made safe their
escape. The men were cool and pro-
EsaH0ual. and were - closely dis
Ru.sod na to leave M clue 10 their
IDENTITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

TACOMA. Aug 1.-THE litigation
which has beon going on for three
DAYS before JuGHe williamson I'm re-
gard to the affairs ~ the Van Horn
Lumber company ~ buckley. Fna
terminated IN the appointment ~
Frank Halstead AZ receiver. and his
bond WIS fixed at 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

cling Lung and chin Sling, two
Chinese cooks who arrived la Scatlir
on tho Utopia yesterday. failed to
pass the customs officers and were
locked up IN the lounty iul The
transportation company have retain
ed attorneys Roger rGeeuc and VII
liam white on tfa case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

Although ane-haif Of the rubber
product of the fpfesta along the Am.
1zou rnca 10 the United States. moHi
~ the steamers. Wharvca and bank
ing houses ia the region belong to th,
English,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

Denver. Col, Aug. ti.-At tho FuR-
geHtiuu ~ the executive committee
the strike ~ the employees ut the
American Smelling q Refining com
pauy plants Boa this state has been
declared M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

a Queen Anne hns'ar collidcd with
a CsIar street electrical car on Pike
street this morning. and disaster
WIS narrowly averted. There were
about dozen and half people on
the cars at the time, and they were
badly toitcd up, The only damage
done was 10 the fender Of the Cedar
street car, which was badly twist
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

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be DR. Reeves paros korn block
appliances No matter what your disease Is or
hoNm have.h applies you-and it's free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

Tho following real estate transfer
wa. filed today from g. b.. u NJ. aud
H. $ Hopkins 10 e. j. Smith Lots
4 in blocks 10 $50 and 1871, and tho
M az lot ., block lsl, Seattle tide
lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

The following sales were made
Gopher 1000. Republic, 800. CheHpa,
900 tIuckleborfy. 10000
pushed to a side track. wfsere thsyGJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

a. J Armstrong, the Canadian Gus
toms official Ct TacpmH. denies the
published report that he had rc,etv-
cd a letter from Dawson stating that
Alec Mcdonald Tho "KIoudIkc
King is In financial straits. lie
says hc knuwH nothing whatever OF
Mr. MacDunald'H private affairs.