davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
HALF A MILLION
FOR AN OFFICE

coLUNBrs. o.. sept. 2o.--The IN
dleatiorss are that the coming cam
ralxm VIII BE- one % the m0at re-
rn4rkable in the history Of Ohio n
the statement made today by those
Who pretend to know BE- true. Ale
Lean Intends TO put up DOODLE or
aanixasIon IN every precinct IN the
state. and stands rgsaay TO spend
500. go In his efforts 20 fand the CUB
e4ua forial prize. The Mclean pe0-
ma have been shouting ever since
she Washington mans name was
mentioned for governor that BE- q an
orxarixer. THE Republican executive
4s.,rarnsttee claims 70 know what that
.xpsession means. They claim to
haze II from the lips Of a man to
whera Mclean intrusted It. and no.
bady will BE- surprised 10 b. told that
IL calls for an expenditure u over
ACC oao on organization. No wonder
shn Democratic hseiers are chuck
ling over MrI..an's great ability" as
an organizer.
The entire plan f. not disclosed by
49, esonmlttee. but Il e0atempiatcs
f1se nfr4n9 Of men outright Ia each
r,rnctuct in the state 70 give all their
ffnse ~ Mclean Tor the balance Of
stsa nnmpalgn. and 20 receive the
snoaest RECOMMENDATION 81 - per day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
TEXAS PEOPLE
COMING NORTH

A man from Texas called az the
Information bureau this morn
ms and made inquiries aud state
m~nts that pressse a great b~nent
TO Western Washington, Secretary
Moore was bound 90 secrecy before
the man would state hts purpose In
being here. but he describes the Tex
an az a minister and man II means,
who il representing a large number
Of people Ia Texas dssifour of emit
grating to a better country. The
stranger expressed himself as being
highly delighted with all he has seen
here. aad proposes to make Seattle
his future home. lite will prehs bly,
induce shus~ he represents 20 come
here and raise potatoes and various
fruits lie will engage IN the bust
ness II exporting their products 20
Hawaii and other places where our
produce IL likely to meet with a Euad
demand Among the proposed emit.
grants from Texas are a number Who
would like TO engage In the trades
ard commercial lines. and all are
people VITO have capital enough 10
carry out their plans. Mr.. Moore
will make TIRE Strangers identity
known as soon ss he IL permitted 90
do SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
The Citizens Committee Decides on
$4,000 as the Sum Required.
TO ENTERTAIN THE VOLUNTEERS
"DETAILS OF the Three Days Jubilee Rapidly
Assuming Shape Interesting Meet.
Ing Held Last Night.

Ias s'ssns eemass having eAarse for
o pssgfess was made towards arraag'ns the maifar
ma g A AZ rooses Of ee finance committee reported
1s~ q Ms associates other. having
san. s sisssd ne stated that es calls for various
=. naa assnn ~ ise the burden
executive committee threppon
= ae Of the unaeatrg On asnd seess that
- ssos % set alons Win less ghsn iiseoo In order
1890 saaass 4 Moor and Jamea n Hose
a1ass Mshla me next few days clearly
actually aeht late u,iens se"la Fave very
sree Pc. s eepi not proceed on sapposons
snnsanssa 49, nasnaeent
, .sa.y e ~ washnetea volunteers complete
- e tnoss KILLED aaa wounded hae
ais eaas.s sxsseti ~ , Mt Ws's,n stated that
poss ana 6elssei ssa msa - ~ own even -
sna.i souFee q revenue
a., 80 seam',es on music created
80 ana. muss be speedily ensasei ara following
Rossrt Lindsay e. and l. J Coleman communal.
ss rssissa fFoa several bands outside
Col = y Edsen reported he paraa ela ned tsae "a.
na nssn making satisfactory the arrange.
Nr = II Wells chairman nreworss committee an
piaes erlers far de,ensts h p n ~ .nos IN order
s aa nsx@ 20 ~ manufactures distance
oe = ne nss that san Fraseso bad expended
ns aeoas . spsnd $1,000 welcome Dewey and
49, - 49, saeasnput TIE country celebrating
TIER volunteers had made pyrs,echnleai
rss seuss.ss ar Wen. mar va. proper
- 49, sasua 2 taken Al once To fireworks
~ bombs wi b saae BESIDES aprTopriss. evening
ureHafkH assembly
4<H y n &rtcaisa
4f<4H<fH ~auld
- the public exercises would
ehf@stef aud aaioin the Armory where table.
2 sesas etseussiea Il wa. decided committee
tns a.fcesion 81 MIS- Lyman Banks should
Hofdss AZ the Aft
~ TIE nnsaats had
soldiers should BIZ held the
ef
1srsafy f1nehArt vas selected chairman committee
90 spozissenee ard quarters foe the state militia.
a couiufftse hospitality created with 3 "a
Wells chairman 20 lock u
expected In the city during the Tn. esnmlt ~
sursrsfse the listing % all
called their
pFaetseaeae Ter tne entertainment
boarding houses viii also quarters
BE- secured =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
SHOCKED AT
ENGLISH WAYS

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Mrs. Cor.
nellua Robinson. president % the
West End Womfu'a Republican Club
has Just returned from England with
a big store ~ Impressions obtained
during six weeks there. which she
diyulged az the clubs first meeting
today.
Sire was shocked at the smoking
rooms in the English women's clubs
Il vent into the Pioneer Club" she
said. "a very beautiful building In
Grafton street. beautifully furnished
and perfectly equipped. They took
me into their smoking room. beau
tlfui room. About 70 women we're
iounging about on divana. smoking
cigarettes. i've been in great many
American women.s clubs. but I new
or saw a thing like that. They asked
me to have a cigarette. declined.
1T may be all right for women "a
smoke. but when II becomes the Gus
tom FOR American women to do so !
shall caii II q retr0Rrade movement.
I don't call Il emancipation or prog
resB. In nations that we consider
not yet risen to your civilization n
is usual for women to smoke. Eng
.ish women have not yet advanced
beyond the habit. that ls all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
MINERALS OF
THIS STATE
The Subject OF . lecture Be-
fore Academy OF Science.

The regular Tuesday evening lee
ture given under the auspices OF the
Academy of Science. was delivered
last night by Prof Henry Landep, "
the State university. his subject be.
ing 's1'he Mineral Resources - WASH
tnston." The lecturer made gen.
eral review u the various neid OF
mining industry. dsvo,ins the great.
rr part OF hls time 20 the discussion
Of the great commercial possibilities
in the hassr minerals lie dspreeat-
cd the tendency 10 esasgerate tho
strikes that were being made. assur-
tins his auditors that the mineral re-
sources Of this state we're Ia them.
selves sufficient and needed no mis-
representation. The Swauk district.
witch he visited year aao, holds
out possibilities beyond present proc
poets. and he looks for sooi place.
claims 60 yet be located there
rhs Olympic mountains. which he
described as probably the least
known Of any mountains Ia the Unit
81 states. he thought an .sesllsni
feii for exploration. and there are
Indications there that make rieh min.
atal discoveries highly probable. Tho
speaker dweit only briefly ON the
precious minerals. prefertins tospeak
Of those that were SUBJECTS Of less
frequent inquiry, lie stated that
he had investigated the graphite
and asbestos deposits In the Cas-
cadss. and he feels confident u viii
not be Ions before they prove a
profitsbl. ield % commercial speeu-
lations Ths marble IN the eastern
part % the state 10 of the most
beautiful variety. and with the nne
sandstone and granite 81 Western
Washington. quarrying should b..
come one IL the great Industries Of
the stats az the building industry in
cfeases
The limestone deposits on san
Juan islant have already given rise
% a great industry. and che poszl=
hiii,sss there have not yet been fully
estimated.
The lecture nea, Tuesday evening
Sili be by Maynard shipisy. his sub
iect being. Sanity and Insanity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
Iiiiii.
AmuSementS.
-'
TIItII

AascaTni's beautiful "Cavuillsra
Rus,icana" was presented at the So
attic thnster last evening by the HoH-
ton Lyric opera company. and was
followed by Onsnbach's tuneful
thrve-aet opera la Belle Helene. "
This IL probably the best work the
company has dons in me city during
a.. present engagement. and afforded
a rare musical treat Miss Nellie
Andrews and A. l.. psrrnlsy wer. Al :
ready known Go seattle thsster-
goers. having appeared here isst
season with the Wakefield Opera
company At that time Mr. Partn-
ley won the esteem % the local pub
lie as leading tenor In such operas a.
Martha and "tioccaccio. Eugene
Rogers. Niss Maud feekley ami
Katherine MaeNeil made an excellent
balance.
In La belle Helene" ~ was n rest
show for Miss stanton. a. she had
very little opportunity 70 display her
hne capabilities. Miss Henderson
and Runkie. besides several others.
found good opportunities for comedy.
Tonight II Troyators" will be the
opera. and the sale Of seats predicts
crowded house.
The 1iri from Chilli was aEain
greeted by an unusually large audi.
encs at the Third avenue theaier last
evening This play II making a de.
cided hit here. There II much good
material IN ". and the company ls n
strong one. It vii hold the boards
for the balance u the week. inciud-
iuE the customary matinee Saturday
afternoon at AIS o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
DAILY is TO
FIGHT CLARK

HELENA. Mont. Sept. 20. Recent
articles In the personal organs Of
Marcus Daily serve notice that the
'ouE hshi between Daily and senator
elect clark II 20 BE- Transferred TO
Washington. Notice is virtually SER
we'd that all - the bribery charges
that preceded Ciark's election viii b.
laid before the United States sen
ate and that all ~ the political. 40
cial and financial influence Daily can
bring to bear VIII be exerted 10 keep
Clark from being given a seat.
a close personal friendship exists
between DAILY and Senator Jones Of
Arkansas. as well az other prominent
leaders Of the Democratic party.
Clark is confident that he viii be
seated. Each side has lawyers at
work on the case. The feud existing
between these two men and their
factions f. thus intensified instead 81
dying out az had been hoped after
the election Of Clark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
The N. P. Is
SHORT OF MEN

There s woful lack of bridge
carpenters that 10 worrying railroad
officials. The Northern Pacific is at
tempting 20 secure men. but has been
unable to do -. The superintendent
Of bridges for this division IMPORTS
that the shortage exists All along the
line and he IL eager to secure enough
men 10 DO needed WORK before Vim
ter
Bridge carpenters are wanted e.
40 general repair work AMI 10 erect
new structures where the road cruHs-
eE unbridErd streams For the most
part the bridge carpenters are want
ed for repair work.
No explanation has been offered %
account for the lack Of carpenters.
but II Il probable the excess 81 build
ms In the Sound cities and ct spo-
kane that - the causr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
THE RUBBER NECK
MINE is SOLD

JOPLIN. Mo.. Sept 20 The Rub
Der Neck rlnc mine and lease. inelud-
ing the Bail, Morgan and johnson
Interests, near this city. have been
cold 10 an Eastern syndicate repre-
ssnted by the HammettH = this city.
The consideration II not lees than
tsoa 90.
The Rubber Neck mine sus tao
property Of Ban. Morgan and John
son. - Chicago. and T. one % the
b.s; producers IN the Missouri kan.
sas district II VAS fecrntls bur
chased BY the Chicago men from ~.
q and a. IT. Branch at a compare
lively small ngurs.
While drilling on the Rubber Neck
lease a few days AKA i0a-foai body
u pure Hinc ore VAS struck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
SHIP FOSTER
Is LIBELED

The schooner Lyman =. Foster.
which recently arrived AZ Port
Townsend from China. has been iib-
eied In the federal court on charges
that are rather romantic. The libel
ants are y, NJ. Brown. N, =. Lund-
quiHt and Chris Hook. three members
% the crew. who claim they Wrfe
''shanFhaied" ~ Seattle and cnmpeil-
ed 20 sign articles They claim the
articles only provided Tor so pay.
although the regular rat" is $40.
which they ask 10 b. allowed The
cruise lasted months and a days.
during Witch time they claim to
have suffered great hardships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
-
Observation-Disclosures.
!: CITY NEWS. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Newell pettss. travelling passenger
agent fnr the Union Pacific at this
city, 10 going on an extended trip
over Sound points. where he win
appoint agents and visi, Offices. Nr
fe'tre 10 Just becoming acquainted
with shs WORK In the state.
jacques Naval. lib~iant. has ni~d
a claim In admiralty IN Judge Han.
ford'r court. claiming the ownership
u tn. schooner "koors."
Airs Ambolins McFaaden. aged %
years, died yesterday at Alpha.
wash.
Robert Hevinston. A. ". waddeli
and q. W. Angel. who are Accused
Of stealing q check for fTss from John
Jones. SIRE yesterday bound over 10
the superior court for trial.
r. L. Ellis. general ascent FOR the
o. r. q ". visits Tacoma today.
NJ. .. Roche and wife are in the
city. Mr.. Roche n travelling pns-
singer agent for the Rio rGanhs 4
Western.
General Aren't Kansh. OF the
steamer Humboldt is IN the city to-
day.
Henry Raymond Melting the infant
died yesterday at the residence.
,1fi First avenue. Of cholera tnfan-
tum- The remains will be shipped
20 Port Madison for intsrment.
chris Poyron. a iabnrer. reported
60 police headquarters fhis morning
that his room at 70T FIRST avenue
south WAS entered last night and tiiT
was taken from his clothes. Two
other men slept In the same room.
but he does not surpec, them.
Mrs. Y. W Colton. Of Northampton,
Mass. has written to Chief Reed FOR
information concerning the where
abouts Of her husband. y W Cotton.
She states that he left Dawson City
for Seattle June -, Since then she
has received no word from him.
A sio, machine containing tli was
stolen from O'Reiilys saloon at sol
FRS, avenue south early this morn
ing.
The smoke ordinance went into II.
feet today. Health officer MeKech-
ME stated he would not take any
steps 20 enforce the ordinance untll
tomorrow. chief iced is ready 90
cause the arreR, Of violatorr as soon
as the health department properly
notifies him.
The anti-saioon league yesterday
presented TO Prosecutor McElroy a
list ~ nine saloons which were kept
open last Sunday. together with a
list Of the witnesses who would ties.
tify TO the fact In court.
The prosecutor did not say what
he would do In the matter. II IL re.
ported that the league viii make a
practice ~ securing evidence ~ the
violation Of the sunday law In Sc
attic. and viii endeavor TO secure ac-
ton by the prosecutor.
Sanitary Inspector Frasch today
swore to a complaint charging Joseph
Mayer with maintaining n nuisance.
Mr.. Mayors business IN In the "P.-I. q"
black, and the fumes OF his smelling
plant makes II very unpleasant for
the people In the building.
The case OF Enc Tyler va, The ~
A, T a 7, Co, came up before Judge
Jacobs this afternoon for new trial.
In n former suit the plaintiff was
awarded u. 900 for not being landed
at Dawson In 1897 by the company.
per contract.
The case OF Mrs. Davis, the Pike
street milllner, Will go TO the jury
this afternoon,
steamer Utopia took the vlctoria's
run last night, and she will returned
about o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
THE FINDER OF
MONEY OWNS 1T

WARRINGTON y. G. Sept 20
M. carnptroiier q the treasury has
sosa "a affect that the finder q mu-
ees.tea paper currency ia entitled to
49, q redeemed BY the government.
rs.e a,,eatlon aross % the application
~ ..stsa living in - Louis for the
~+x,ev.r,t,on or $3.50 in mufilated pa
49, e,,rrsrcy, which they allege. they
~ u this time the department has
49, - The contrary, and where mu-
fI,afed paper currency had been sent
\, 49, fe.slefnption BY parties claim
tnr tba. they had found u the gov
.snmrr1f had appropriated the same
rlthonf making restitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
Elevator War On Wksst.

CHICAGO. Sept. io.-wha, IL ~.
llsyet 20 be the beginning 81 AN ele-
vator war VAS started IN the whoa,
market today. A scramble Of shorts
IN september wheat added nearly
cents 10 the price within half an hour
and apparently brought 20 lish, a
fkht amgas wealthy elevator nsms,
Armour q Co. and Peavey a CO.
being the frms mest vitality Interest.
ID. Thc nEf1t was over the possess
sIon Of cash wheat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
A Chicken Photographer

RAMSEY'S. ~. J.. Sept. 20-John
Y. Dater. editor Of Ramaey's Jour
nal. and his wife have been expelled
from the Christian Reformed church.
OF which they were prominent mem
beers. II II said that the charge on
which the church acted was that Mr..
Dater spent part Of recent Sunday
in taking photographs Of bis chick
ems The offensc charged against
Mrs. Dater seems to he a general aid
Ing and abetting Of her husband be-
fore and after the fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
Died at Mis- Post.

LANCASTER Pa. sept. So
Clinsing 10 the lever that controlled
tho brakes ON his section NJ wreck
ed freight train, Brakeman Zebbes
rolled Into the canal at nainbridge
with a dozen ears, and was pinned
down and drowned.
The tracks were badly torn up by
the wreck and great delay was caup-
81 70 travel. lehbet lived AZ Harris
burg The wreck was caused by a
broken car wheel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
TINE REo CROSS PARTY

The card party given bY the ladies
Of the Red Cross sDriety tn the par
iorn Of the Rainier Grand hotel yes
tcrday afternoon. WAS the iarreai and
most successful ever held IN this
city. The purpose was q faise funds
for the carr Of disabled soldiers re-
turning from the Philippines. ana a
handsome sum was Melted.
Mrs. Schroeder won the nfsf prize,
beautiful vase. pther priEeswius
ners we're Mrs. Gus Brown. Mrh.
Marshall. Mrs \. ". EBEis dfa. =
Newcsmh. Mrs o. Chaplp Mfs +.
W. Clark, Mites Wilitrr. Niiss Hosen-
thaii and Mrs Rossnhsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
AN INVITATION
TO DREYFUS

The Alaska Geographical society
does not look for small things. Las,
night Il elected Capt. Alfred Dreysus
an honorary member, and Invited
him Co make an address here. !,
also addressed the International Geo
graphical congress at Berlin. invit-
Ing that body to meet at Seattle,
This Invitation eas accompanied by
a letter from Mayor Humes, stating
IN. advantages held forth by this
city. At the nsxt regular meeting
President Jackson viii give plans
for q new North Polar expedition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
4 Naughty Priest.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. sep, - -charles
Brady. formerly a cathalir priest.
who ten days age aatsniHhei bis
friends and parishioners by clipping
Nth and marrying Miss Addle A.
Gwynn. IL negotiating fuf a saloon
In olive street Threats are made
that n he opens saloon the prop
srty will be demolished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20

NEWPORT. Ark. sept 90 Tho
pontoffieo "a this place was robbed
between ~ aud 4 O'Clock this morning
and the contents Of the safe. wilton
contained 1900 IN cash and 30 reEln-
tered packages. we're stolen. An en-
trance was effected through "A rear
window. There ia no elew To the
fobborB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
Killed by sn Earthquake

SMYRNA, Asia Minor, sept. SO
Hundreds Of people were Killed by
earthquake this morning IN the val.
Icy ~ Mendercr Alden. a town NJ
miles southeast from here. was prac.
tically Destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Sept. 7o.--Games In the
National league yesterday resulted as
follows At New York-st Louis ~.
New York O. at Brooklyn--Chleago T.
Brooklyn 2. at Bost0n-Dosson .,
PittsburR I. The Baitimore-C incin-
natl. Louisville Philadelphia and
washlnRton-Clevela games we're
postponed on account Of rain.
The ainnhlnr Of clnha Is aa follnM !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
ATTEMPT At SUICIDE.

Mrs, William A. Harlan. bride
OF two weeks, attempted 20 commit
suicide yesterday AT sas Seneca street
by taking chlorofarm, Cause dee
pondency. A doctor got her out OF
danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20

= v<4eafs6rON. p. G.. Sept. 70
tanfr.f aehiey u 20 ~ his pennani
- ~ raenhlp Brooklyn os Conn
Chief ~ The South Attain
~ enuadron. The orders - this
eeTsrt vii be issued By The NAVY de-
nartmcnt az soon as the Brooklyn
narfielpates in Dewey's reception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
cry FEDERATION OF
W0nGn'S Christian Temperance Union
"Thc Field To- tho worl1."
SEATTLE, WASH,
Sept. Is, 1900.

Sept. IS, 1909.
Messrs. Denny Coryell Co,
Seattle, Wash.
Gentlemen -
The City FEEDER.
Grafton OF the Womans' Chris.
tan Temperance Union accept
your kind offer 10 give them the
benefit OF a two days sale on
the goth and goth Of this month,
ten per cent Of which will 90
towards swelling the entertain
ment fund for the coming National
Convention.
Very sincerely yours,
HEARTlE WOOD, See'y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20

The Lieutenant governor Of South
Carolina wegra q purple robe Of Of
Zee when presiding over the SEN
ate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20

Say. Tommy. docs yer old mar
know yer smoke" Sure Hes Kes
up ilekin' me fer dom IT,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
NEW FALL GOODS
By the Case or More of a Kind,
DIRECT FROM TIE MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS

/ CASE EXCELLENT QUALITY DARK PATTERN TENNIS FLAs.
ONLY ........ ''.'t'@ yard
2 CASES HEAVY WEIGHT SPLENDID QUALITY TENNIS FLAs-
MEL HANDSOME RANCE or PATTERSs ACTUALLY WORTH
CASES CINDERELLA FLANNEL BEAUTIFUL OF FINK.
BLUE RED CREAM AND FANCY PATTERNS TIE FisEsrt
FLANNEL MADE. ONLY yard
1 CASE EXCELLENT QUALITY usBLEAcHEp COTTON FLAs
CASES EXTRA AND WIDE COTTON FLANNEL EXTRA
HEAVY FLEECE. i7lc VALUE. ONLY "ioc yard
CASES FLEEcED DoMET FLANNEL. ACTUALLY WORTH
, CASES EXTRA HEAVY NOTIFIED BLUE AND BROWN FLss
i2e. ONLY .,.....e yard
\ LARGE COTTON BATTING IN ALL okAbbsF FROM
EVERY DAY SEES LARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR FALL STOCK
EXTRA sALEspEopLE TO GIVE CUSTOMERS PROMPT AID
CAREFUL ATTENTION.