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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
THE CAR LINE
TO TACOMA
Construction Is to Begin
This Month.

Henry Ilucey has given the POSI-
tive assurance that work would 10
gin on the actual construction %
the Tacoma Seattle electric road be-
fore the close II the present month.
This n said hs could state. though
all negotiations Tor tho sal. - bonds
and otfssr preliminafirs have not yet
been completed
The road has applied Tor permits
sion to cross The Fuyailup Indian
reservation. and Il is expected this
p"rwiaHlpn wlli be extended by tho
Interior department within "a few
days. or al the latest before the road
needs the right Of way to complete
it, constructions
Though no contract has been Civ.
en- him u IL Understood Selsun Hen
mott viii construct the road as the
principal contractor II is expect.
"a hourly train viii DO running be-
tween Tacoma and Seattle over The
new road within ak months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
RAILWAY NOTES.

president J. Hnl L. straighten-
Ing out a crook in the Spokane Fails
and Northern. Ts,e contract IL let.
and work iN commencing on cut
OF between a point four miles north
% Dragon and the main line Of the
Great Northern. The change VIII
save ~ miles. and will open a rich
country.
A consolidation 10 on between the
Erie lines and the Vanderbilt sys-
TEN. II will probably b. effected
November ~ by the election % =.
r Thomas. president of the Erie
line. as a director 81 the Big -Four
IN place Of corncilus Vanderbilt J
Pisrpont Morgan ls 81 the head -
the Ere system. In 80 far as finances
Ea. He IL a friend u the Wander.
bits. The Erie road Il IN a very In
dependent position all round out
side % the Pennsylvania. Il n the
only system owning its own tracks
ell the way from Chicago to New
York
November vas a notable day In
the history Of the traftie depart
ments on that day commodity and
other rates IN the eastern territory
were materially advanced. and the
rates on East-bound grain. packing
house products and livestock we're
boosted up several notehss BY tho
Central Freight association lines
For the fret time IN several years
the lumber rates from Ohio river
points to points In the north. too.
were raised. ami passenger rates b. %
tween Chicago and al points vest
Of 81. Paul we're put up.
The Lake Shore road has com
usursd a now departure II has. by
its circulars and timetables. dsalR-
mated ali trains by numbers Instead
Of name n the public can be edu-
Gated "a designating trains as rail-
road men DO. they will save much
trouble. II would save mistakes In
tickets and sleeping ear reservations.
Railroad men al know. as few -
the public 10. that all East and
Northbound trains have even. and
West ard southbound trains odd.
numbers Asa rule. through trains
have the smaller numbers
Here r. a practical Demonstration
Of the big increase ! n iraflc and
business generally;
TIE Pennsylvania road has. In the
past six months. ordered ti.s00
freight cars. Ali are now IN SER
vice. and stu there IL a scarcity.
This means IS new ears a day. and
that the business OF the road has
outHtripped this pace. The road has
ordered 20. 900 new cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03

The falr ~ the Wamen'H Relief
corps IN Collins hail closed last nlrht
with a strand ball which was largely
attended During the thrive days II
the fair faur 60. nve hundred msais
Nere served daily in ins dining room
annex
Department President Mira Anna
Webster sas presented yesterday al
trrnooa sith a sofa pillow made ~
silk American faEs. the iolnt xifi 81
Miller and Stevens rarps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
A CHANCE
FOR SEATTLE

The quaftermastrr FHnefaf.
through his assistants an this coast.
IL moss advertising fuf 5000 tons q
bairt hay. auI spno ians - uhits
oats The aida on this advertise
mont VIII prove thc true value =
each city "a the enasi aa point -
shipment fnr the Philippine
4 similar call for bids has pee n
made all over The eaast. ani thu rlfY
tfut secures th.a competitive con
tract viii have a hIg lead for future
government business.
There 10 every likelihood - ihcss
bids hsinE awarded 90 seattle m-r.
chants. aa much = thr Puget sauu
crop e. SHIPPED annually Ia san
Francisco and the c1st - transport
alton leaves a clear advantage 70
local dealers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
AlTCELD MAY
RUN WITH BRYAN

LotftENItdsE. Ky. Nov. lit Is
reported IN Democratic rlrrieH herr
that ire EiFuine acc ~ the recent
uriau=AitErid truce De- that AftEciI
IH 90 be thu nominee 81 the Demo
cratic party next year Tor the vice
presidency t. ~ admitted that the
recent conference between nryan
and AltEsli puts Judge Tarvlu and
Belmont entirely out % the race Tor
the domination Tor vice president
and rsunlies the Democratic party IN
Illinois The anti sGocbel campaign
managers today adfniiiei that there
WhH no hope now that Altgeld would
make speeches ln Kentucky this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
NOVEL FEATURES OF
THE CELEBRATION
Eleven Gigantic Strings of Chinese
New Years Crackers.

The fireworks volunteers celebration Ia MAX
ms asraSssnsnu today Zoe the eansns OF the big snss ."
the limo Of march Of Mondays parade Ropes are % be stretch
ropes win hams lines epcatug pucu which viii be used to
DRAW up the strings Of nrccrackc 20 hegh There VIII
Tie erect viii be that battle in The chinese
New Years crackers superior class with sharp barking
The II which VIII
hbuon be-
tween the following named buildings
Rainierarapa anu ana IN Hotel GST stevens
Macpousal southWlsk building and brunswick hotel
Mutual Life eluldus and olympic totet
Hotel seattle and olympic hotel
Alaska hotel and dlgbc hotel
Hotel Butler and collins t'ock
horks ei9k and eesrsph roc On opposite side Of street
New York building building
0efmanla han and stone sanford q Lanes hoiiHE
The giant sng of Joe rra eks wn be tunk from thu
huke BUILDING The other strings contain from 10000 10 5000
They VIII cutters II the
s IN order TO prevent neoavsnencg TO the parade and the
to say ,hst the novel feature
attending hs return u caforn,
bombs so-eae which simply Esane erSefs win be hrsi
program furnished
by the DISCHARGE q 10 lsneh les shells which VII explode IN
the heavens with hundsrogs nos thar Mil be hsari To- many
Ara - = 49, s T. ~ -, ,trw ~ - .i.risy
while - viii b. hrd for TIE sunrise bomhardmsni GA
beginning Monday eveulns pyro.
bombs from the stewart the
front % the Fslawlae auek win
sos many roFEoas pss ineiains "a immense puzzle wheel
t.
golden waterfall and Esn batteries and than hundred
e twisting
Stewart
~tei where the viii be also
plenty q space
eo9eoarse Of people Policemen ~ be present to enorce sod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
GEORGE DIXON
Is CHAMPION
Ne Knocks Out Willie Curley
After a Fierce Fight.

NEW YORK. Nov. g-ucorre DIX
on clearly demonstrated his rlsht to
the fvatherwciEht championship or
the world last night. BY defeating
Willie curlry, Of England In "a ss-
round nght Cuflcy has bratei both
Palmer aud Jordan. who once had
aspirations q pose M world heaters
Hc acknowledges HE defeat
10 WAS a Neli-fnuEht battle The
American had the best u 10 ali tie
time Referee GaarBv Whits.H de-
eiTi1n met everyone views
both jenrics and sharkrY we're
spectators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
CLAY COUNTY
MEN INDICTED

MANCHESTER. Ky. Nov. s--The
grand jury 81 clay county today be-
ran the work Of indictinR some u
TIE feud leaders IN this region.
True bills were found against Sol
Grimm. Jim Grimm, Ed Chadweli. r..
Caldwell. william Brown. Charles
Barnett. Dan Hampton and Green
Griffin. on the charge Of numbering
Deputy Sheriff Thacker and Deputy
Sheriff smith on September 4 last
The last four named have not yet
been arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
STATE NEWS.

Tarvorks viii soon b. In operation
a. Aberdeen.
More than $500 600 Of delinquent
taxes vas paid In snohnmlsh county
this week
Colfax h. arranging - give the
Whitman county volunteers = ruus-
ink welcome.
Whafrom connty's FINANCES viii be
placed on Easy street b. the pay
Tueni n $4,000 delinquent taxes by
four large companies.
= nca plant 10 % be built ~ Fair
haven II take the place - fhr h'E
50 fuon cannery Of the Aberdeen
Packing company that burned Non
day
About 10000 men and women.
otherwise qualified to vote az school
elections IN Spokane. failed 20 regis
ter Tor the election to take place to-
morrow. LES than i.oo0 registered.
Men are engaged in rebuilding the
Great Northern drawhriiEe a. New
Whaicom. Tho bridge was built ninc
years ago. The road is rebuilding
all the drawbridEes along the eaast
line. Last year at the spans on e..
road were rebuilt
Sunday morning thieves stole brass
and copper fittings To- the value -
between 500 and isoa from the store
house q the Everett water company.
About the same tlfur the tug indie
pendent was pilfsr~I II a lot -
groceries. presumably by the same
offenders.
\ company Of Chehalis county peo-
pie viii probably b. formed at once
to develop to mines discovered and
owned BY Prof Chamberlain. In the
Cascade district near Buckley. on
his return last week h. brought out
some % the richest specimens ever
seen at Ceutraiia, and much interest
il aroused
Under the new order 81 things
there will be no customs oficer az
Marcus In the future and all teams
! tsrs hauling freight destined Tor He-
public or other points via Cascade
and Grand Forks wiIi be compelled
to call on Donald Stewart. the Gus
toms officer NJ RossburE. to got their
clearance papers.
4. II Soper. u Kent. has proved
that cucumbers do well in that vi
entity. From one acre % ground he
has raised $50 worth ~ cucumbars
this year. lie sells his product to
retail grocers IN Seattle. receiving
IS cents per dozen. He has also
picked part ~ his crop. and win
sell them by the barrel
Lieut.. Charles Bunman. Of Com
pany I. Wall1 Walia. viii be mar
ried In san Francisco now that the
regiment is mustered out. and he VIII
bring his wife home with him. The
. fortunate lady IN Miss Ednn Henry.
u san Francisco. Whose acquain-
tance he made when the regiment
was stationed NJ Anrrl island before
Il went 70 Manila.
Alex. Nichal ~ South Bend has
I been cruising timber lands and se-
I lected "a. 00o acres In skamania coun-
/ ty. on which acrip WIS placed by
| Mr. Benson by whom he was en-
ploycd Mr.. Nicol reports that tho
Northern Pacific. the Southern Pa
cinc aud Gov. Stone Of Pennsylvania
are placing large quantity Of scrip.
Four miles west Of the city. says
/ the Walla Walia Union. "a whole
nelRhborhood is scared almost To tho
panic point. and all because they
/ have been having a disease. called
smell pnx. for several weeks. and
/ dld not know II. The social func
| tians u that nelRhbarhood have gone
on az usual Notwithstanding plmply
/ faces and acaly bodies, all the pa
/ TENTS 20 far having recovered. and
/ the intermlnRling Of friends never
having ceased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
chILpREN'S MEETING.

a meeting Of the chlldren's aux
Hilary 70 the Seattle Humane 80
Getty, and al children Interested In
animals. has been called for next
Saturday Afternoon at o'clock. The
meeting will be at Mrs Laurence
Groniund's. on the third floor Of tbs
Holyoke block. FIRST avenue and
Spring gtre'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
a JOLLY REUNION.

\ reunion of some Of the pasatu#
gers who came doNu on the Roanoke
took place last night at the Rainier
Grand hotel The affairs was In
honor NJ capt Weaver. ~ the Roam
nie, who was presented with beau.
tltul gold watch and chain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
CONVENTION
IN SESSION

The convention Of the Christian
and Missionary Alliance held its first
session In tho First Presbyterian
church this afternoon. The meeting
this afternoon WAS addressed by
Rov. D. W. he Lacheur ~ china
Rcv. \. T.. Funk. ~ New York, and
the Pacino coast superintendent, ".
Q. stevens. Of Los Angeles.
where Will De three sessions to-
u.-roV-9 a. M $50 =. m. 100 y. m.
There VIII be- missionary meetings
Sunday at 2 so aud 1880 7. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
FOURTEEN DIE
IN THE FLAMES
Forest Fires Kill Two Fami.
lies In Alabama.

MOBILE. Ala. Nov. Fourteen
people residing near FAIRIES. Bald
win county. Ala, were burned to
death last Tuesday In their cabin
homes. The news reached here to-
day ~ O'Clock by a lumber aehoon-
er from FARES. Capt Joseph Z. Jor-
dan II the schooner said the bodies
were found yesterday morning by
nelRhbars living near by and hardly
any of them were recognizable.
The people lost We're the families
OF samuel smithson and Harry Good
low. recently cmigrat-d to Baldwin
county from Iowa. There were eight
In the Smlthson family and ak In
the Goodlow family Thc fourteen
bodies we're buried In two graves. 70
small were the fragments found.
Among the dead were i've child
rem Of smithson Their bodies were
found close around that Of an elder
person. presumably their mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
Y. N. G. a. LECTURE

The y NJ e. A. lecture this even
ms will Doe delivered by Prof j. Al
len smith Pm u his subject bclnE
'rr" Duties aud Responsibilities Of
Ctltenahipa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03

Grand opening Of Goldborg's New
Cigar store. COZ First avenue. on Sat
urdny, November 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03

A. the Calumet Mine has passed the
doubtful point Of being a mine. now
ls the time to buy. before the price
advances. We are now Offering
the treasury stock at Ice a share.
only a limited amount at that
price. For further information
cocernlng samples and assays.
call or write 20 the Office. go First
avenue Phone Main SIS open
evenings until p. IN.
$ A. CORBTTT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03

Goldberg Bros. GncJ, Wholesale
and Retail Cigars. G02 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03

Dr. Annie Russell
Diseases Of women. "a Iilncldey blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03

Anstnaor o. rlrLr.
ft,miiiofs

L w. uouGHroS. a. n5. SO. al
Collins block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
salOGt sUIlotas s.o cosTalcToHs,

HEATfLE uRIBDE O.-Buiiasfs q tIids-
e NhafNes. eeai bunksFs. etc. pile dfis-
tnS an1 foundations. dsairFf IN piles. ieGs
AEd sHafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
eu,tor. Choose. tggs and Poul,r,
Nay. Grain and Food

Hay OobhinE)-PuEct sound. per
ton, SaO0ai0O0. Eastern Washington
timothy. si4 90; alfalfa, $500.
oats OobbinEl-Pcr ton, pc.
Bnrley-Steam rolled, $50. whole,
$40
Corn Whole. $2aoo; cracked. SCI.
feed meat. per ton, S2i00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
itAbts
THE TtHBr EATiaNAL BARK %
NIAIII.L

BATTLE
faid up rapltAl. ..s..s.. $4,000
brnFfhi lHHkaH baainsHs trausaets1.
lhfneH - IuHa. ir..4....44.... President
Lester Tafnef. ...... ......#.|.... .cHshIsi
b q. parshurst ..... Assistant Csshis,
hlFht au1 fsieEra phle s1ehanss payabis
~ al the PRINCIPAL cities II The United
states shd Eur9fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03

IL YOU WANT to be suited. call on
Kelly. underwear dealer. Ills LIST
avenue. Say you saw IL in the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
SECOND HAND GOODS.

\ FULL LINE OF Heaters, cook
stoves and furniture of every de-
scrlption at L. Chapln's, 9Th 4 Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03

ROUNDS Dlisf-~n a Gil. contractor. 81
tsil2srs Hos Western Ave. Tsl Bun "
RANDALL. general iobbins Tel or..n .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03

ssssa-HHH77Hsaa-+ras=
OF EVERY description mig and rcpairiny
furnaces and steel stoves; tan roohng IF
CLARK lu9 " Madison 81 Ehone Main Isl
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
TROOP MOVEMENTS
In the Philippine Islands.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Corbin re-
ceived the following from Otis this
morning relating to the movement of
troops from the Philippines:
"MANILA Aug. 3.-Four transports
are in the harbor, their cargoes dis
charged.
''The Pennsylvania is nearly coaled
and takes on recruits for organizations
now in southern waters, leaves the 9th
inst, and returns will all men dis
charged under general order 1904.
1.-THE Sheridan is being coaled. and
leaves for San Francisco the 9th in
slant with Montana and South Dakota
troops.
"The Valencia and Zealsndis require
1900 tons of coal, and the time of sail
ing is indefinite as an approaching
typhoon interferes.
"OTIS.'
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
NEW STEAM LINE

Between Liverpool And Australia.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 3.-The White
Star line today insugurated a regular
service of steamers between this port
and Australia. The company, having
sold all of their sailing ships, will con :
duct the new service with five first
class twin-screw steamers recently con-
structsd by Messrs Harland and
Wolff.
The Medic, one of the largest of the
fleet, sailed from Liverpool today on
it's initial trip, and the other vessels
will follow at regular intervals. These
steamers will carry only third-class
passengers, and are fitted with extens-
i've refrig gerating chambers for the car
riage of dairy produce, fruits and
meat.
1t is expected that the improved
service will cause Liverpool to become
the center for the distribution of Aus
tralia's products as she already ls for
those of North and South America.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
DEEP MYSTERY
Concerning the Death OF An Un-
known Woman in Bradford, En-


LONDON, Aug. 3.-The police au-
thorities of Bradford are in commu-
nication with the police department of
New York concerning the identity of q
woman who a few weeks since was
found unconscious in a fashionable
milliner's shop in that place, and who
subsequently died in the hospital.
The woman, it developed at the cor
neI;s investigation, had been stop
ping for few days at a leading hotel.
About her person were several hun
dred dollars in gold and q quantity of
1ewelry, but no papers that would lead
to her identity.
After her death woman living in
Liverpool identified the remains as
those of her sister who had married a
man named Cunningham in Liverpool
ten years ago, and shortly afterwards
went with her husband to New York,
where the latter was supposed to be in
business and well-to-do.
Within the laat few days, however,
the mystery has deepened, as man
named Fairfax, living in London, iden-
titled photograph of the deceased as
that of his wife.
The police authorities expect that
their correspondence with the police in
New York will result in the clearing
up of the mystery.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
VOL. XIX, NO. 80

at Potam and was taken out and de-
Hvered 20 the family. The report of
the death of Carlos Hale in the battle
near Bacum is confirmed, also it is re-
ported that the Indians have attack ed
Aurelisno Torres at the Guamuchil
hacienda.
No mail reached Potam yesterday
and communications with the forces of
Gen. Torres we're cut off. Thirty men
from Potam under Col. Anastacio Tor
res defeated the Indians at Anil and
burned the place yesterday. All
the towns along the river are we'll
guarded and will not be attacked. All
the Indians are not in favor of the ris-
ing, many being in favor of peace. 1t
is reported that Gen. Torres has again
defeated the Yaquis, killing 43 of them
nd the chiefs Pluma Blanca, Jopo,
Fierros and Dionisio. The report of
the death of Padre Beltrau. another
priest and two others is not confirmed.
Gov. Corral is pushing national guards
to the scene of action; 13O of them left
this port in launches, towed by the
s'eamer Alamos for the mouth of the
Ysqui river and were disembarked
there.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
NOVEL METHOD.
Mexican Woman Called An Ex-
press Wagon And Moved Her
House To Another Part of
Town.

A novel spectacle was presented
today when an express wagon on which
dwelling house was loaded passed
through the streets.
A negro drove the wagon and a Mex
the house, walked beside the vehicle
in the street directing the driver
where to take his load. The woman
carried two jugs in her hand and sp-
parently consider her method of NOV
ing her house from one part of town to
the other as nothing unusual and moth
ing about it calculated to make the
crowd of pedestrians stop to stare.
The dwelling was of galvanized iron
and one story in height. A stove pipe
protruded through the roof.