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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
Mr.. HALL GIVES
AN OPINION

Congressman John A. r. Hull Of
Des Noiner. who 10 with Senator
Payns's party, looked carefully into
the Alaskan boundary dispute while
In the north. and his oplnlon Il Ia
consequence ~ value lie thinks
that England has sHeroaehed on
American territory. and that uiti-
matsly she will have 10 give In TO
the Just demands % the American
residents Of Alaska
Take the Porcuplne district. for
instance. said Congressman Hull. Co
a Star reporter thia morning We
have about 1000 men scattered
through the country. and n any at
tempt IL made By Canadians to drive
them cut there VIII be 4 serious row
In fact. ] have no doubt that such
a proceeding would result In a bloody
6xht- when We we're In Vancouver,
D. C, before we went north. the pa
psfs there advocated getting posses
sion Of q pert on Lynn canal at all
coats The boundary dispute n far
from being settled. You can rest
assured. however. thai the United
states will never give up a piece az
land In Alaska that she now owns.@
Mr.. Hui says that Alaska IL a
wondsrtuiiy rich country. but that II
VIII never amount % much In sgri-
culture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
SLAIN BY
A WOMAN
-.
Who Bore Him No
Hatred.
KILLING OF 70. G. De NORTON
Due 70 the csrsisss Msssiisg u .
Revolver By . wsmss- Details
Of the ssd AasIs.
KILLING OF I'd. q. De NORTON

The remains Of Edward q. ne Nor
ton. known also a. ward. who was
accidentally shot at skaxway July I.
and died July 4. were shipped to
Portland this morning by Butter
worth and Sons. the circumstances
connected with the death Of young
ne Norton were told by his father.
who accompanied his remains 90 Sc
attic. lie stated that hls son had
been invited out by 4 lady friend to
spend the evening, a. she was pre-
pairing 10 leave for Dawson city.
During the evenings conversation
she asked aim II he would buy a re-
voiver which shs wished to dispose
Of BE replied that he would. aud
asked her TO let him see II % he
could examine II. shs took the re-
soiver from . shelf The barrel vas
pointed towards him. He told her
to point shs sun the other way. IS II
might he loaded. She replied that
there was no danger. As she was
working tho cylinder 20 SEQ IL IL
was In sced order the gun was dis
charged and the bullet struck DE
Norton In the sholdsr. lie died
from the effects OF the wound three
days later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
JUGGLING THAT
BEATS THE JAPS


WASHINGTON. u. c.. July IL
when Il come. to juggling figures
the war department hsn't the only
baby In the bunch" pont over
look your uncle. Lyman J. Gags. In
the United States treasury.
sone time ago Gage estimated tina,
the estimate for the nscai year would
be about one hundred million dollars
low that aeure- Finally he gave the
cabinet a pleasant surprise In re-
porting the dencit at somethinG
more than -. eao. 600.
Here's the way I, vas done. Ord.
insrtiy the government expenditure
runs about . million Q day. This
year. on account ~ the sar. they
have been about q million and . half.
Several days last week. which vas
the last week Of the nscai year. the
expenditures were below tia. 900
There wsk a surplus every dsy. Of
ten as high as q million and a half
Friday. the last day Of the hseai
year. the war department expenses
were nothing. not one red cent, sat
urfsy. the hrss day OF the present
fiscal year. they were q million and
quarter. Friday the government
spent s1nso In pensions. Saturday n
spent nearly sz.eoo.ooo for the same
purpose. saturday the total exp~n.
ses were "a. sol. ooa. Saturdays deficit
was ti.s7t.ssi
And yet figures won't lie ana We
marvel at crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

fARkERsBuNRd W. Va. July n.
Charles stainaker. q former Unit
Ell states deputy marshal. made a
desperate attempt TO take his own
life at West Union. stainaksr went
10 Mrs Minnie Egans home. and.
upon having demanded kiss. Mrs.
Esan. who 10 married. refused. lie
placed the revolver TO his head. and
would have killed himaeif had not
the woman's mother knocked the
weapon from his hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
RAILWAY NOTES.

,. A. Ssdsau. general agent for
the Northern rAeinc. 10 In Vancouver
today. And viii return ;omorrow.
=. I. Moor. general freight agents At
~. Paul for tho Sorthsrn Pacific. SC
eornpanied ~ his wife. 10 expected 10
arrive IN the city tomorrow. lie viii
so 10 ALASKA on the nes, trip Of the
Queen.
". NJ. Hsires. northwestern agent
Of the Philips -Jndson Excursion
company. IN In Portland. ana wiii
remain Their. three or four days.
VI. A. kyer. northwestern agent 81
the Chicago. Great Western. 10 In the
East. visiting the head ofiess Of his
road
The White Pass q Yukon route
viii issue some new folders the last
Of this week. containing the officiai
announcement Of the opening OF tina,
road through. 10 Bennett. . map OF
the Atiin district. and frasht and
passenger rates Al the same time
they viii put out . large number Of
exceptionally hns Alaska views
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
PICTURINC
THE STOMACH
Experiment Successfully Ac.
complished In Chicago.

CHICAGO. July Photograph
inE the interior Of a mans stomach.
an experiment which has hitherto
been attended with 80 many failures
as 70 cause It to be considered al
most among the imposEibiii,ies has
been successfully performed In this
city. The inner walls Of the ston1-
ach of James G. Foster. wealthy
iumberman OF Cleveland. o., were
successfully photographed with the
result that large tumor was dis
covered 10 have formed In the organ
which. according To the physicians
IN attendance. would have caused his
death In short time. Mr.. Foster
has left for Cleveland. taking the
photograph with him, and with Il
az guide he will be operated In on
a Cleveland hospital.
The method used In taking the
photograph Is the invention Of W.
9. Fuchs. N consists Of a rubber
tube one-oiQhth Of an inch In diam
eter and about three feet long. AZ
the end Of the tube II a rubber bulb.
be walls Of which are an thin as IL
vozslble 10 make them. giving the
when Inflated. the appearance
0y balloon. The interior OF the
coated with phofographlc
and acts as me plate ON
Npicture ia taken. The pa
Ndc TO swallow tho bulb.
w Inflated By means Of
the tube until the bulb
Ne stomach, It's fiex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
GRACE DAY
MISSING

Ofacie l.. Day. the if-year-oid
daughter Of Mrs. Carrie r. Judkins,
has suddenly disappeared from her
home In Renton. She was last seen
about . o'clock last night. In com
pany with 4 man named George Am
burst. He has been teaching her 10
ride a bicycle. Her mother fears
Amburst has induced the young girl
10 elope with him. The young girl
IL a perfect blonde. s feet inches in
height. She wore a light blue check
dress. dark navy blue Jacket. sailor
hat. The following description OF
Amburst was obtained. Age ~. feet
inches In height. light blue eyes
and Hight hair, brown clothes and
hat, light moustache. The constable
at Renton reported her disappear
apce to the sherlff's office this morn
ing, and notices have been sent to
the different postofiiceE throughout
the county to catch The couple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
A HOT DAY
in SKAGW AY
Was the Fourth of
July 1899.
-
THE ARCTIC HEAVENS DID BLAZE
And the Ice Wss coIersd Red In
heaes 81 the psy-stery 10
Sroosht By Rossi's
THE ARCTIC HEAVENS DID BLAZE

steamer Rosslie. Capt o'Brisn.
arrived IN port at $50 o'clock yes
,erday evening. having on board izs
klondikers and 10000 In treasure.
According TO purrsr W. W. Morrow.
the richest persons were w. II,
riummer and v. c. Barker. who had
between them o.. 1000 They left the
boat at Victoria. Others OF the pas
sengsrn who had gold were H. l..
owen and Mrs. =. r. Crockett. Each
Of them had a large sack Of dust
which they deposited with rurssf
Morrow They refused. however. TO
state the value Of their wealth. Sew
efsl possessed large sums IN drafts.
The body Of ia ward. known siAo
aa Edward de Norton, iiwaeo. wash.
who died recsnlly al skagway trem
down on the Resale.
John kaiem. a prominent mer.
chant Of skagwsy. met with a pain
fui accident while celebrating TIRE
Fourth. lie placed several pounds
Of dynamite in a nsn-keE with the
sdea % making a loud noise. when
the explosion occurred a portion Of
the kes struck X sicm In the right
eye. causing blindness. lie came to
Seattle for treatment.
The citizens Of skasway eeisbrst-
ID the Fourth In true American
style. From sunrise untn dark the
air was hrayy with explosions from
home made bombs. During the fore
noon q large parade was held. which
was composed Of the Gre depart
u1ens. with i,E two hose carts. the
city council. the buses Of the Fifth
avenue ana Brsnnick hotels. the
German bakery. with it's oven In fun
blast. the lodge % Mseeabees. with
ife and drum. the garbage wagon.
gaily decorated. and men and boys
on horseback and on foot After the
parade. horse. and bicycle. and foot
races were held at the close a tug
of-war between the white and color
Cd regulars Of the United States
army took place the victory WAS
won hs the calorei men. In the even
ing display OF fireworks and q
grand ball. closed the celebration.
The RoHaiis had the following pas
senxsfsi V, II. Fletcher, c. s. Lay
ton. G. H. Kelly. ~ a. Mccall. Miss
1oldstsin. Miss ooidstein. Mrs Gold
stein. y. A. RettiR. A. G. Hofer. y
y. Hotter. ". Day. II. A. Chapman.
Erick Kaufman. John Jacobsen. y.
LinauIpt. A. rriplsr, Il. Metseher.
Ralph Timer. p, Burton. G r Tay.
Tor. c. A. ommannie. Eugene HainsE.
Mrs. =, y. Crockett. A. y. n. Croft
ton. Misc Lawrence. Mrs. r. smith.
:. y. Highly. y DeSorton. W. W.
ward. Iehn kalem. y. L. Owens. l.
c. Kerrsek. W J. Beaver. I Bred
msr. James Nancy. W. Gibson. y
Patterson. J. A, Sloane. y. u. Wi.
iiams. NJ. Jaisreen. John Fenrasa.
Robert Kelly. s. Erickson. =. n Noel.
George Stewart. j. Jackson. NJ
Phiprs. Matthew Fleming. y. =.
Thomas. ~. ]. euugraa. II. span cer.
". Chambers. G. r., Butler. w. ].
Beymers, 4. Weber. q. NJ. Miller.
Charles Petersen. =. Burnett. A.
Fiynn. joan Bsaune. Carl Gustav.
son. II. A. Sevins. e. Mccarthy. W.
" oririths. Charles v. johnson. y.
Mckinley. W. r. Tyticr. Amos Rem
tamin. A. J. Call, Henry Harris
Henry Bauensbs. William ssicouvcr.
James Walters. W. Beathwaite. W.
". Becker. o. 8 Peterson. r. Tom
isnson. Charles Howard.
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The Mission of M.
C. Wetmore.
PRONIsENTST.LOITMlLLIONlI


NEW YORK. July IA man who
asserts that he Is going TO devote
the rest 81 his life and his large for
tune to nFhtins trusts Is In New
York. lie i Col. NJ. &. Wctmcfe.
Of 81 Louis. Who a short time age
WAS the president % the Lgxett y
Myers Tobacco company. OF 81.
Louis.
Il am going 20 devote the Hest %
my life and fortune 20 fighting the
trusts ne said,
= am receiving hundreds % letters
fnaorsiux my course every day he
said. 4 shall keep up the tight as
laag as there i any fight IN me. but
1 think IL VIII b. all over Inside OF
two years the next presidential
election viii b. fought On the trust
Issue and on that the Democrats viii
win. Why. the whole West and
South are hot beds Of anti trust seu-
ttment
TIE Democrats with a strong
plank On this evli In their platform
will sweep every state west of Penn
syivania.
The farmer b feeling the iron heel
Of the trust every a9t. Everything
he needs TO tuiid his house or barn
with has advanced in price from Is
to 80 per cent Hia land "a not
warth any nsarv. though.
Il am a Democrat. and although
my party VIII not ferseke silver Or
the tariff. the antitrust idea will
oxershaaow everything else
The trusts are forcing men out
OF work every day.
Another thing that will lead 70
nemocratic success Is this Philippine
business We paid seo.eoo.e 90 and
bought nothing but a war. Aekin-
ley blundered ana We Will have 10
pay for g.
the thousands At letters have
received are not from Democrats
alone. A large percentage are from
Republicans and the writer's ssy they
are going TO vote for the party that
wlll down the trusts.
You In the East DO no, realize
how strong sentiment IL In other
parts of the country. II means that
Bryan viii be the next president"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
Tense evslm crep.

DALLAS. Tex. July 1.-The an
nuai Erain crop statistical estimates
for liz rrain growing counties In
Texas. made public to-day. make tho
following showinss: Total yield OF
wheat. II. 90. ooa bushels total yield
of CATS. Mo1o.osa bushels. total yisla
% eorn. s.eoo, 900 bushels. whea,
acreage. so. coo acres. cat acreage.
itco.eos acres. corn acreage. A7oo. ooo
acres Adviecs are that the quality
Of all the srains Ia good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
Playing Card Trust.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July H.
There ia enc instance of a trust taxi
lng business from here. The plant
of the United states Playing Card
company will. Il 10 understood. close
down about the middle Ut this month
and tho machinery viii he moved 10
augment the facilities OF the plant
of rhls trust in Cincinnati
Ae IN all other eases. labor VIII
suffer, There are ga men and we-
men employed hcre. while the con-
soltdation 81 the two plants In Gin
cinnati viii mean the employment of
only about rs extra people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

building permits were issued toisy
10 John Me0rs,h for repairs at ts:1
Thirty-afih avenue 10 ecst essss A.
Wilsca 10 build q one story frame
residenee NJ ~ Seventeenth avenue
10 cost sisao. A. r. Randolph for al
terasiens ., Flyer dock 10 cos, $3.50.
v. x rrefontains 10 build q TEN.
porsry brick 81 ss-sS Main street to
cost t7eco: Anna psttrtach for alter
stions ~ if,i jackson street 70 coat
400. Frank Atwood to build at on.
story frame a, stsi Huron stree, 10
cost 400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
SHARP MAKES
A STATEMENT

Mr.. Walter Sharp. whose name
was mentioned as one Of the last
persons who saw Gena Missen before
her disappearance. wishes the star
to state that he knows nothing about
the giri beyond a mere casual se-
qusinfanoe. lie met her last Wed
nesday nlsht at s;.s. and talked a
few minutes The last he saw Of
her. she was riding away on her BIZ
cycle. going. she said. to her own
homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
SALE OF THE
RENT0N LINE

The Seattle q Rainier Reach ran.
road has passed Into the hands Of
the Seattle q Henton Railway COM
pany. The price paid for the road
was 10000. At the same time. a
mortgages was filed for $3.50. COO. 10
the state Trust company. Ths issue
10 In Is year bonds. and bear per
cent. interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
ACROSS THE OCEAN
IN THREE DAYS

LONDON, July ii.-keen interest
IL felt at the admiralty In the dsvel-
opFacnt of the torpedo beat destroy
or Viper, which viii be launched in
a short time on the Tyne. The
Messrs, Parsons are fittins her with
the turbine system Of engines. and
they believe that they viii enable her
TO make Is miles an hour. Expert
meats are being made In the tlFsc-
ton ~ utilizing the turbine system
aboard ocean steamers. EspeSts are
Of the opinion that this system win
revaiuslsnlxe ocean travel and make
a possible 20 cross the Atlantic In
three days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
SURPRISED
AND PLEASED

Frank NJ Eddy. United states Con-
gresham from the seventh congress
slonal dsstriet Of Minneapolis. accom-
panied by his family. has been
spending a fsw days with bis cousin.
Mrs. Geo. y. Haiieek. Of aas Warren
avenue. Mr.. Eddy arrived in the
city last week from oregon. where
he had spent a few days IN eonnsea
ton with his duties aa member Of
the committee on public lands.
lie - In Washington solely for re-
creation. and that he found II may
be judged from his words to a Star
reporter
Il came prepared to Be fsvorahiy
impressed. and 10 say that my I'm
prsssions are realised Ia a feeble way
Of expressing myself such scenery
and such resources are unknown to
those who come from prairie states
and agricultural counties I do not
believe that you realize whst won
dsrful country you have. The mines
and timber Of Washington and Ore.
Gen viii. In the next fve years. be
source Of greater revenue to tbcss
two states than any other states In
the union will receive
Mr.. Eddy came via the Northern
Pacific. lie visited his mother and
brothers near Olympia. and will re.
turn East over the Canadian Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
Gen. EACAM HAS
MADE A FORTUNE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July IL
News from HlIo. Hawaiian islands
shows that -commissary General
Esaxan has made a large fortune. lie
severwi years ago bought 5000 acres
~ wild government land in the otaa
district. near Hiio. for t=0.ooo. He
put u In his sons name. planted 10
acres Of coffee and placed his son in
charge. Recently the son sold ali
the land except what WAS in coffee
10 a sugar syndicate for tsso. ooo. lie
also has property IN san Francisco
and lie drawing his fan salary from
the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
THE KISSING BUG
IN DELAWARE

DELAWARE. o. July 1.-The
FIRST appearance IN this part Of ohio
of the meianOieste picipea. otherwise
known as the kissing bug" was
made known here today BY the sud
den and serious Illness OF Carter En-
glish.
After the lad had retired last night
his mother heard his means. and go
ing 70 him. found his lips. eyes. and
In fact his entire face badly swollen.
a physician was hastily summoned
who partly relieved the ehiId's suf-
ferfng. but he Is yet In a serious con-
sifian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

1T always exaspersies me to meet
Josephine Jenkins. whom you used
10 be sweet on"
why. my DEAR
she always looks at you ss II she
could have married you II she want
ed to-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
IN

The only perfect reproduction Of
the Jeffries- Fitzsimmons fsht will
be given In its entirety at the Seattle
theater Thursday evening. The III
Illustrations are the most perfect ever
seen. and much better than those of
the Fi,xslmmons-corbett nght which
were given here. Every picture Is
perfect. and the audience will be able
To discern the blows as they are Civ
On. There Ii nothing Objectionable
and ladies are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
BACK FROM cARlDoo.

J. ". Fieckenstein. who went TO
the cariboo county last fall. has re-
turned 70 sesttie. PIE reports great
mining activity there. and several
new dTedaers have been Installed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

ihle sides conforming 10 the wallis Of
TIE stomach. The N-ray exposure
is then made. the tube Is withdrawn
and the picture ON the thin rubber
bulb 10 developed as In ordinary X
ray photography.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

At IN. Seattle Mining Exchange
today there was the usual large at
tendance II was announced at the
closing OF the session that meet
ing Of persons interested in mines
would he held In the exchange at =
o'clock tomorrow night. The object
OF this II To form a closer affiliation
Of the mining interests OF the state.
Onotaffo,U faday VarNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

A telephone message WAS received
Al police headquarters ists this at
ternoon from chehalls. Lewis coun-
ty. stating tina, a man BY the name
Of Allen Brown. was chioroformed
there last night. beaten and robbed
OF $50. The men committing the
deed headed for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

WASHINGTON. n. c. July IL
Gen. Otis death-roll for the week
shows only SIX deaths. which IL con-
sidsrcd a remarkable record for an
army q over 1900 In an unhealthy
climate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

GtAw. w. va-. Elias HATFIELD. a
member Of the famous Hatfield FAM
iiy. who has been hunted In the
mountains for weeks for numbering
deputy. has surrendered TO the Rov-
ernor In person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

EouTiIANproS. Eng. July IL
II Ia reported that Sir Thomas LIP
ton has promised each member of
the shamroek's crew fs a week for
life II the yacht wins tbs cup this
fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
NORTHWESTERN STOCKS

The Northwestern Mining En-
change held to n good attendance to-
day. and found a Arm market. or
ers and bids were.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
SEATTLE NEWS.

NJ z. CiouGh. Who took q party ~
prosp~etors from Seattle 10 the
Northwestern Territory a year ago,
has returned 70 Seattle reporting a
very favorable prospect All the
members have located good proper
ties ana are enjoying good health.
I'd Herring and Col. johnson, who
wer. members Of the ciourh party.
will return on the next steamer.
The free employment Offices are
moving today to the ofY,css former
~ occupied by the city clerk.
TIE health department received
notification today Of two cases Of
smallpox st Arlington. near snohorn-
lsh. The sheriff later teiegraphed
that one Of the parties. who was un-
der quarantine had escaped. and he
believed that he was headed for se.
attic. There are two cases OF small
pox a, sunnydsie.
At the Hotel Dilier IL q party 81
very wealthy miners which includes
the two Mcdonald brothers. They
have claims on Eidorsdo and other
well-known Klondike creeks. and II
IL stated brought down on the steam
er Queen $4,000 each. The brothers
went into the Yukon country sew
eral years ago and were fortunate
enough to reach the klondIke dis
trict before all the claims on Elder
ado creek had been stakcd.
The Inquest over the body Of Ben
jsmin Hurioek. who was Killed by a
railway train at Newcastle Satur-
day. were held yesterday afternoon.
The jury brought In a verdict 81 &C
cidentai death.
r.. w Way, of this city, who In n
member OF the Peoples Party Ma
tionai committee. says that his party
in this state will favor the renomin-
alton Of Bryan In 1900.
The editor Of the New York World.
with n view to ascertalning the feel
ing In this state. telegraphed Mr..
Way ms follows yesterday:
Kindly telegraph at our expense
whether In your judgment the rank
and file Of the Peoples party In
your state win favor an alliance with
Democrats again In next campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

Tho following sales were made:
Reservation. 500; Lone Pine. 600. San
Poll. $50: E. San Poll. 27O0: Golden
Tunnel. 2bOo: keystone. 1000; Judge
& j. r., 5000. and Gold Crown, 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

and the denomination ot Bryan IN
1900 Editor ~ v World
Mr.. Way. upon receipt 90 the above,
sent the following reply
"Editor ", Y. wofid.-Hank ana
Me Peoples party OF Washington
state favor denomination Of Bryan.
IAN the anti. monopoiists should.
and. In my Judgment. viii. vote tho
same ticket IN isoo.--E W. WAY"
Safest A sylvester. after a hard
nsht for liberty in tho federal court.
was dismissed from custody this
morning. only TO become again .
fugitive from Justice. Sylvester 10
charged with having embcxkicd the
funds OF an insurance company In
North Dakota. Reauisi,ion papers
we're issued. but clerical error was
made. and Judge Iianford decided
today that the prisoner could not be
held under the extraditian order.
The eourt had rernanded the ease
three times awaiting corrected pa
pers from North Dakota. These pa
pers are supposed 10 have been reg
istered In the malls last Thursday.
but have not yet reached Seattle.
A warrant was Immediately Issued
20 rearreat Sylvester. but Detective
Wappenhelm has not yet found him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

The bonds 81 EspIin and Lyis. who
are implicated Ia a knock -out drop"
case were nxed this afternoon at
1880 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

The inquest over the body Of Ben
jamin HurIock. who was killed by a
railway train at Newcastle Satur-
day. were held yesterday afternoon.
The jury brought in verdict of ac-
cidental death.