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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
WORK OF FILLING
NEW REGIMENTS

WAsHSGTOS. y. e. sept. b.
Reports received At tho war depart
meut show thai 22t men were enlist
"a for the volunteer service yes
terday making "a total Nc 1855. Eight
men were recruited for TIE Philippine
service today. giving total of ISL
men.
An official ~ the war department
said today that the order for the or
SANITATION ~ two additional ,egi-
meuts Of volunteer infantry would
probably be issued this week. 1t e.
said mat the coIouols and number
IF the feld officers for these reRi-
menfs have already boon selected.
Several months ago p number ~
men among the regulars IN the Phil
Ipp.nHH. who had enlisted for service
during the VII. with Spain. were dis
rHirHaI. but they hHpc remained in
Manila Tor the reason that tn do
partmeuf could not furnish trans
partu D. These soldiers VIII BE-
brought home Within tho nest slx
weeks or two months. probably on
fha transports Pennsylvania aud Tar
tar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
FOR UNITY
OF TRUSTS

CLEVELAND. o. Sept $50
combine the trusts ls tt4a1biect of an
incorporation. the papers f1r uairh
were taken ont IN New Jersey = short
time ago. This movement - heine
pushed by Husael Tnompaou.
Cleveland Newspaper man. whose
study has led him To declare in
what is pronounced 90 b. the slunda-
ton u n new school Of economic.
that business system In which os-
tabitshments are disconnected Is ur-
Eanicatly Incapable Of USING more
than a small part 81 all iudustrial
power in reach. but that c1mpre-
hsnsive consolidation could use most
Of II. with the consequent wealth In
crease 80 great and rapid a. T.
change the whole condition IT sacie-
~.
Nr. Thompson has formed a cor
pOrHtlon under the name Of the Cen
trail company. Ming a charter at
Trenton through a New Jersey re-
gistration and trust company. sew
eral business men ia Cleveland have
been aiding these prelimiuariaa The
men who have financially assisted
the promoter have extensive eor-
porate and banking connections.
Communications were today address
ed 70 most Of the consolidation dircc-
toratss. announcing the project and
explaining H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
PARCEL POST
CONVENTION

WASHINGTON. n. =. Sept. s.
A parcel post convention. which b.
likely to be the FIRST II many. was
signed recently BY Pastmas;ca Cen
sral smith and Or Mumm vnn
sehwartaenstein. Ths r. the result
OF negotiations that have been Kept
alive Tor over ten years. Il heeawes
operative October L. AMI provides for
the transmission frcm the United
States - Germany % par-rIa not
exceeding Il pounds Ia weight az the
rate - twelve cents a pound of frar-
ton af n pound. Parcels originating
ia Germany come 90 two rates en-
those weighing less than a klia-
gram. or tive pounds and three aun-
ces, the rate = one marx CD pfHnuIEu
fer each parcel Il Is necessary for
the sender - make a deeiarst iau on
the outside q the parcri stauur fbc
nature u Is contents. and ait dufi-
aols articles are subject 60 payment
OF the customs az the pert 90 entry
IN the country % destination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
Volunteers in Oregon.

PORTLAND. or. sept. s-Bufipr
shr PAST month ~ men have been en-
listed at the recruiting afnes far the
t'nitet Stairs army in this city
only three ot these have fs.en en-
listed Tor the regular service. the
others heinE FOR the volunteer reri-
ment There we're about o. apHlsea-
toms in all aud at.sut 81 wvfe re
ieeted quite a number 81 e8-voiun ID
tesrs called aud expressed their IN.
tsntian Il snilstlnE. and tho ueeea-
hary pAHefH werr made uuf. but the
men never came bsek The several
recruiting officers aent ouf ta various
parts - the Northwest had but little
success ia securing re- ruita. and
muat u them have been recalled
Applicants Epr enlistment are hsoofp-
Ing more numerous - late. and naan
The rasuy asaauu sill hr over in
ihs Philippines and the faiua Wtil
begin here. and there via he plenty
= men waiting o. enlist and 80
across the seas iH go miles away Ia
via Kiarf and eufIos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
NEWS FROM
DELAWARE

WILMINGTON. Del. sept s.
Fears aru entertained by number
n republicans. particularly those Of
the Addieks faction. that Gov Tun.
nell will appoint a senator. and that
his appoint mrnt will b. willard
si.tulsburY. who has fought J Ed
ward Addicks bitterly through sew
erai campaigns. This fear u 50 great
that the Addicks men have br~n en-.
deavoftnE 20 IND our whether Gov.
Tunnril i going 60 make an ar-
rulutmnut and shat chances the one
b. selects viii have - being seated
There has returned to Wilmington
recently one Of Addlcks' chief pailti.
cal lisuiensnfr. and his talk shows
y hat Asvn Interest the Addlcka men
have tn the probable appointment
and possible seating OF a senator
from thiA state.
In speaking about the Republican
situation 81 Delaware Addicks' neu-
tenant said that he was firmly 81 che
opinion that there will be only one
Republican party In this state In the
next campaign. The administra-
ton" M said. demands only one
party Mckinley wtii ned all tho
support be can command. and they
viii forre thr two factions here Ia
eufus taEether. ON what basis a con
apiidatiou viii be made eanuo, pay.
but II vill b. 60 our satisfaction. We
ali nov believe the best thing to do is
60 let matters rest quietly. and let
the administration solve the problem
q uniting she Republicans. hut as We
control a majority II the Republican
voters ~ the state TIE consolidation
VII have Go b. largely in our favor ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
FOR STAMP
COLLECTORS

WASHINGTON. y. G. sept. g.
The stamp collectors 81 the country
ARE getting excited over new rarity
of uhiletaiism Last Decsm ber,
1s hen IN a hurried order Il WIS de-
rided % furnish cuba with letter
stamps there were s.Gp0.0 900 ~ our
ordinary pink 2 cent stamps printed.
with The inscription In plain black
Ink across the face. Cuba. "a de
i'ssu THIS meant rs hundredtfe
~ one pesp postal rate which. II
arrtna. doses not exist IN Cuba A
question ~ the rates In Cuba arose.
and Ia a hurry to got the stamps on
an order Was given for the - De
peso stamps. under the belief that
there WAS ga cent rate IN Cuba.
Lister this mistake MAS discovered.
and all the stamps not sold we're or
defe1 rsaurnrd When the stamps
perr nrHt issued little attention was
paid - them ~ phiiatclsta but as
sHan az u waH announced thai a mia.
take had been made and no more II
the STAMPS we're - he printed. and
those not nald were 70 be recalled
-. stamp collectors began boarding
them. and they are now In great de-
mand. and Will saon be connidercd
very rare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
FREE LECTURES.

This evening via mark the
reop~ning OF the series - free les
lures given under the auspices ~
the Acadsmy u Science. whose lee
ture course last year became Ire
most popular Intellectual diversion ln
this city. The lecture will b. deiiY-
cred by Prof Trevor x lneaia. Wash
inston's NEST distinguished YOUNG
scientist The subject viii b. the
Hartman expedition. - which Prof
kincaid Mas a member. and viii
have az its central nKure the littie-
known shumasiu islands Traf
kincald. together with two other
scientists. was LEFT on this island
while the expedition continued its
course TO Siberia.
The acaaany VIII hnii its lectures
IN the old hail. thtrd floor % the
Hineklsy block. Il viii b. freg. and
the public - cordially invited 10 a.
tend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
CARNIVAL FOR
DEMOCRATS

DALLAS Tex. sept "A nation
al Democratic carnival has been ar.
ranged 10 br held herr an October z
and 2 undsf che auspices ~ Trkan
bemsrrHfn. iu connection with che
kaa State TaIr
The carnival vii include am elah.
crate dollar dluuet al which VIM
J HfAuu Wiii D. the principal speak
&c. Negotiation are uaN under way
o. SECURE tho presence 90 % ~ =
belmont and itirharI Croker ~ New
York, and MsasrH. Hihify Of Penn
ayivanla Mclean. ~ onto Gnsbei.
II Kentucky. Harrison 20 ChlraEa
and Daniel ~ Virginia Former Gov.
Stone. # Msaaun. and Sir CLARK. ~
tao Democratic Ways ard means
committee. have already agreed 60
GENIE
The financial proceeds a. the earai.
Val wili br given e. tfs national cam
psiEu fund fur next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
VIEWS OF THE
CONGRESSMAN

NEW YORK. sept GaThe Herald
has resolved the Yirsa - very
ftrKo number If members 81 the
fifty sixth congress upon the vital
questions - trusts and currency re-
form which win come before that
body next winter
II he shown by these that Hapuhit-
cans ARE practically united FOR eur
rcncy reform bin which will definite
~ establish the gold Standard aud
That Southern and Western Demo-
Gratis will advocate free silver. with
draWai " national bank circulation.
retention Of Rrcanharks md removal
OF tho tax On state bank notes.
A. FOR trusts. the replies Indicate a
possibility that Republicans may DE
divided on that issue. while IL may
unite the Democrats, who are now
divided ON the currency question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
TTEMPTS To
SAVE CARTER
His Friends Doing Everything
Possible for Him.

WASHINGTON. u. c. sept. g.
u appears from the utteraucea Of
those who are in a position to be in
formed about the case Of Captain
Carter that the decision will probably
be made public In q few weeks after
the return from Europe Of Mr..
Wayne MacVeaEh. Carriers chief at
turncy. and after h. has had appor-
tunity again % be heard before the
attorney general In favor u his client
Ths irrcFuiarity Of the whole pro-
ceeding has been pointed out before.
and Attorney General GriFRa goes
u step still further IN the irreEuihrl
ties ~ the case by departing from the
usual routine In criminal cases by
giving the last opportunity to be
heard TO the attorney for the de-
fense. Meanwhile. the friends II
Capt. Carter have not been idle. hut
have used such newspapers sa are
open To- them to publish extracts OF
The brief which Wayne MacVeaRh
submitted 10 tho attorney general
last May for the purpose ~ lnfuen
cling public opinion in favor ~ his
client II possible. The original of thu
document " securely In the hands ui
the attorney general. but copies are
accessible tn the attorneys Of Car
tor. who have made good use 81 them
In New York 50 well az here IN
Washington. Captain Carriers limo.
ccuce o. not proven by this docu
ment Tho main point Of the argu.
ment set forth therein II that tho
court martial has admitted evidence
the production 81 which was not ad
miHaihle according to the rules ai
evidence The members Of the eouri
martial are reproaehed because they
are said to have declared that theg
desired the production Of all evidence
which might possibly clucldate the
question ~ guilt 10 lH dimcuit L.
Sec what purpose these publication.
win serve. Public opinion can hardl,
be- misi-1 trereby. and II Is MT likely
that the decision OF tho attarue1
general should be influenced hV Tn
fnet that the judicial hsir-apllttlna
Of Carriers attorneys are produced
In public print.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

NEW YORK. sept s-The bodies
u Adam = Stevens and Albert ifaH.
lett two u the men executed with
John Brown at Harper's Ferry. yer,
iislnserrcd At Perth Amhay. y j.
today. and vii he shipped 60 North
Eiha. where they VIII he beside thohs
= to others u the party The
bodies were brought herr from liar
rsr'a Ferry just after the execution
- Mrs Rshecea spring. who HYmpa-
thlrr'i with iirown and his men Thry
we're inferred IN properly owned BY
her brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
SIX LIVES LOST
IN A FIRE

YUMA. Ariz.. Sept. Six lives
wcre lost here today in a disastrous
nfc. which destroyed the mammoth
merchandising establishment Of r
+. sanRulnetti. The IRE broke out
~ ? O'Clock this morning. and the en-
tire department II Yuma was unable
10 cope successfully with the flames,
owing to It's limited apparatus.
TIC dead arr. City Councilman II.
=. Seahr. Roldolfo Wilson. james
fapta, Julian precidla. r. Rivera
and Richard Wilson. who was badly
Injured and died at noon A large
fnrca II now engaged In searching the
debris for other victims.
SanguinettTs loss IL over sioo. 600
with SO, 600 insurance The build
ing belonged TO John Gandofo and
was worth $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
NEGRO DIVINE
SHOT DOWN

MAHYvtLLE. Mo. sept s-The
~ William Juhnson. formerly pas
tor af the African Baptist church u
MargvI.ie. and evangelist u tho coll
areI Baptist church n Kansas and
Missouri. was Killed At o'eloek last
nighf by Policeman John Wallace.
eHIs resisting an attempt To take
him To- f3ii
u aaa johnson wha created a nen.
satiou short time ago az = meeting
of negro prea-zhsfa In LeavenWorth.
ksusaH. bY saying that the negroes
must organize ana arm and kin those
who lyurhed their brethren.
Johnson was convicted yesterday
afternoon ~ having made indecent
proposals - Mrs.. Alice barton. 70.
spectacle white woman. and was
sentenced to nine months la the No
daway county JAIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
the oIRIco SAILS.

Steamer Dirro sailed for Alaska
yesterday with about 40 passengers
and probably 500 toms 81 freight.
Among the passenger WIS James y.
wood. Yukon MANAGER 81 The Trad
ing s Exploring company who Is
taking into Dawson about 200 toms
~ general merchandise The follow
inR went up on the pirisa M and
Mrs ! W Moore. Miss NJ Ward.
Mrs e W LOOMS g. Hines. !. W.
Pierce. r. s. CuFswell. r. Nlrilo "
- Peterson and wife. ! \. Hcekcr.
J T. ttaure. Mrs Uaore. MIHa Boage.
Mrs Ftr2lan ~ g Harstmau. L. r.
Mitchell, =. p Price. H. Hines. Mrs.
w, l.. Moore. Mrs T. a. Brown Lew
II Moore. g ~ McCourt Harry
King. Mr.. J. b. Wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
WASHINGTON LOGS.

Logs in Washington are weak. and
VIII remain SO for the rest of the
season. even though the ioKEcrz are
not working hard The cut - the
mills on Gray's harbar tn 1899 viii
reach nearly. u not quite. -, 80 o.
feet The Mack L.oFNinE company.
OF Hoaniam. will divert their cut
put 10 Puget sound. dumping at
Olympia. No doubt others viii fol
low. especially those that Log near
the head % the harb0r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

Pointed Paragraphs.
Esssss

Success ~ apt o. destroy a mans
belief IN luck
t>ave may be blind. but seif.iove il
ueariy al Is
The closer you ret 10 Krsa; man
che smaller hs appears.
All Is fair In love and war-ihat Is
20 say. before aad after marriage.
A word 70 enc wise may - snfn
eleat. but IL depends on who speaks
the Nord
wnen you hear man say bust
ness t. business be has just cheated
some body
u yan value mans friendship
never agree with him when be calls
himself a fustI
a man imaaiuss he has percent
control over ais nife when he wants
her - 30 something that she wants
To- do
some men are ~ busy telling what
they would Ia " they had the oppgr.
tunity fhaf the opportunity PASSES
b. unabscrved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
Ruined by the Rain.

PORTLAND. or. Sept s-pis-
patches from all parts ~ Oregon
Washington and Northern Idaho
ahnw that heavy rain fell sunday
night AMI yesterday. Harvesting
han been seriously fnterfreei With
and rralu has hHcu damaged Much
grain which had BEEN standIna In
the shock for nearly month. han
besR ruined except Tor feed and
startling grain has hecu badly
damaged II lH Impossible ~ present
20 make an accurate estimate - the
damage "a grain. but sc e. thought
the Ices will rearh fully g per cent
81 the total yield n the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
REPAIRS ARE
COMM need
Y. N. c. a. Rooms Tempora'
riiy Closed.

The lower floors Of the Nc \
have he,u temporarily closed. while
repairs arr being made About 8. 90
VIII be expended lu ovrrhaulIuE and
improving the tuma The upper
fioar Nill not be CLOSED before the
nrsf IT next week
The improvement 81 the building
Include an entire new bath plant.
shower. spray and tab. ropairins the
50 mmlng tank 40 as ta make &
available fur uas. preparations fuH
salt water and nNe new rooms Tor the
educational work of the association
Hill he lifted up. About 500 - no "
apparatus viii be addoi Ia the gym
uaaIum.
The improvements viii require
about three weeks time ia whirh ~
be completed When the building is
f~ady 20 reopen. Prof Allen Nili
give an appropriate entertainment
I've vNrrcia-ss will consist 80 music
al and literary program. athletic sx-
hihitinua ard a general nHvn house
to friends ~ the Y N G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
ILLINOIS EPIDEMIC
is SMALLPOX

BLOOMINGTON. H.. Sept. 5.-The
cutuueouH disease. which first APP
peared AT Dalt. Elk miles west Of this
pncc. last spring. and which for
several weeks has prevailed in the
vicinity Of Downs, was declared to-
day 10y DR.. Charles =. Nelson. OF
Springfield, an agent Of the state
board Of health sent here to investi-
gate. to be smallpox. lie recon-
mended an immediate quarantine
and the adoption Of rigid sanitary
measures after h had examined i've
caHcs. or these he pronounced one
continent smallpox another semi
continent and three Varioloid He will
continue the investigation tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
MiIltiamen at Salem.

SALEM. or. Sept. The neW
oresou National Guard. the arst
company Il which was organised in
Iunv is1s - building ur rapidly Il
Is ezrestei that a fuit regiment wiii
snun be formed AT present the guard
l. composed 81 y infantry eam.
pariss. wfth a total strength - about
ff1 men. and battery \. ~ Portland.
with a strength II about 70 mrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

HofsE, Idaho. sept THE re-
ceipts - gold At che United states
assay Office here during August we're
larger thar for any other month in
the history 81 the Office. the total -
iuE t2tas2o For the first eight
months - the year the receipts were
t.i2o 80. against isss.1 ps FOR the cor.
responding period Of Last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
THE DANUBE
WITH GOLD

VICTORIA. u. e. sept The
steamer Danube arrived frum the
north with 10 pass ngcfs and Glna.
90 In treasure Shu brings urWa
that the ffsi NOES on the Carlbs1
railway sxtenaien wHn turned August
g II u thought that the railroad
win b. completed e. white iior-e. a
distance % "a miies through level
county. by Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
Dat Crop Damaged

TACOMA. Sept County Com
missioner G. H. Dow has been In the
southern part Of the county looking
around. and stated Yesterday that
the oat crop around Dhop and Silver
lake had suffered greatly ON account
Of the rain.
The land there is marshy, and bna
been largely Gown In eats FOR years
mck owing 10 the rain. SAYS Mr..
Dow tho grain has fallen down
greatly and u now growth has start
ed from the lodged mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
INCREASE IN
THE STOCKS

NEW york. sept s=The diree-
tors II the Union Pacific Company
doeidel Al their recent mvetiaE e.
rclalnmcnd tn the shareholders an
iurrrasc ia the preferred stock of
81. 0oo. oo0 O. stao 0oo 400. ana an in
crease Ia the common stock ~ 81
Suo noa TO 81 o0a n00 The additional
preferred stock a e. he usrd fot the
conversion ~ part Of the outstanding
tabaut So Ooa nea) oregon Short iinc
uer cent ~" bonds. and - thu
sii n0o 0Oo oregon Railroad ana Savi-
cation preferred stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
A. Senatorial SANDER.

Two ladies visiting in Waah.n ztos
during cne % the sessions ~ con
gress went to thr capitol Ia hear the
proceedings Of TIE unitei States sen.
ate. Most 90 the galleries being MI
Ell they approached the doafkaepef
OF the senator's gailery. where ad-
mission II By card As they did not
possess this passport the dOefkesper
suggested that they might procure
one from any senator they might b.
acquainted with.
But We DO not know any senator. -
they replied.
Well. II f. very much To your
credit. said the doorkoeper. Pass
right on. ladies' e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
THE SHELTER
AT KIRKLAND

Wefkmyp under tbc direction of
Samuel A Wrun. brake tho ground
fae Ihr kirkland smsiter yesterday
afternoon n is expected tral tho
ugt FURNACE yin he IA operation
neat January All che material for
thp bulduaa and the machinery for
ahauf 1ue- hale of the plant has been
urirrad
The buudus az the nia steel com
pany Niil hs used fnr "a BLAST furnace
aHl 1t vii be rgmeJslei f1r the pur-
posse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
CLOSED THE sALcoA

The Criterion saloon ~ First av-
enue between Seneca and University
streets. was closed by the order NJ
Chief Reed last night Several weeks
ago the saloon occupied qunrters
farther north on First avenue. They
moved 20 thoir present location and
then applied 20 the city council fOf
a transfer. This was denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

PoHT TOWNSEND. sept g.
some anxiety IL Ter Tor the safety II
ne American haskentinn Rafls
F1ickinF~r. which SAILED from pia.
aqua. chile. June ? for Royal Raadu
and IL nos 70 days out. f9fty dayi
is considered long run from thal
point 10 Royal Raada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
The Pope alarmed.

LONDON, Sept. THE pope. ac-
cordiDg to Rome dispatch 10 tho
Mail. conferred today with Father
Martin. the head OF the Jesuts. with
a View n DersuadinR the French
Jesuits 70 moderate their violence
towards Dreyfua the pope being
alarmed by the trend n affairs in
France
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
TRAIN JUMPED
OFF THE TRACK

ELpoN, Ia. Sept. b-The Chicago.
Rock Island \ raclne local paHHen-
ger. No. gn2. known as the keokuk
express" ran IN the track near here
al II 30 to-day dempilHhing the en-
cline, baggage. mail and smoking
ears.
The accident occurred one mile
west ~ here and WAS due to a broken
wheel ou the locomotive The en-
Rin,er fireman. mail clerk ana bag
KaErmhu were injured. but 10 Is be
lisysd not fatally None of the pas
ssnrsfs. q iH reported. was seriously
hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
GREAT FLOW OF
OIL IN TEXAS

DALLAS. Tex. Sept a. special
from MeNia. Limestone county says
that people uf thtt city ate wildly
excited over tho discovery OF all aHs=
en miles west N MaNih last night un
the ftfu belonging Ia ira Woods
The fiuN af oii lH fuarmaua and WHOM
struck spauted nftY fest 10 tho alt.
The oh waa found al a depth ~ go
feet and Re believed that THE ls only
she'll OIL. which means that there O.
a larFcr quantity deeper Arrange
mvuta for machinery afe being made
an an slides and many wells Viii be-
sunk At once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
sIsyss.
AmuSemeniS.
siiSIH''

The Third avrnue theatcr eas
packed 60 the iogfs last niHht to sflt
ness the presentation Of t'vum sirr
10 son By the popular shaw com
panY THIS great play viii again ~
TIE attraction this evening Tomaf
rnN nigh, the bill will be changed 90
the great drama. Always on TINE d
This play requires TIE fun strength
= tire company. and II presented
sith special scenery. whleh ts car
rled b. Mr. Shaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
Big Order From France

CINCINNATI. sept s-A local
arn has received an order amount
ing Go falf a million dollars from a
French company for electric railway
generators. 20 be shipped to France.
China and South Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
MAY RECOGNIZE
THE REBELS

MADRID. sept S-rhc rhpippne
committee has sent a petition Co. the
governments asking that direct arr
ranecments BE- made with the Fll
plno government or AEonenIo the
representative ~ Nsuiualda. for tbs
release 81 the Spanish prisoners held
by tho Insurgents. The petitioners
say that such action would make the
liberation 81 the prisoners a certain
".