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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
As to the VOIun.
teerS' Attitude
RECiRDllG KiTTLE RECEPTION
Thsy Want to Get Mgstsrse Gu,
Quickly at San Frsneiseo-
Other Reasons.

Mayor Humes has just received a
letter from an officer high In author
iiy In the Philippine whose name O.
withheld bearing directly on tho
reasons why tho Washington vaiun-
teors did not desire - be mustered
out In Seattle The letter HavH:
While W. are glad 20 know that tho
people - Seattle. 40 whole are look
Ing forward 10 our return. and ar~
making preparations for our reefp-
ton I wish - state why We do naf
want you 90 urge our mastering out
al Seattle First. we aIl be held a
month longer than we should II MUS
tered aut ~ san FraueIae1. and -
are very anxious 20 b. free from tho
restraints ~ army life AT the earliest
possible moment. second. u VIII
mean so out - the pocket - each
and every man. and that ia some
thing to men Who have been reaeIv-
Ing only $3.50 a month fpr over %
year We have been obliged 10
spend a large portion 81 our money
In supplying the neceaHa -icH ~ NE
boo this climate II is . fact that very
few Of 10 would ever see seattle
again II we had not thus supplantcf
the government ratious with private
supplies When we finally reach
Seattle do not prepare plans that
have too much military life and
movement ln them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
VANDERBILT
WAS MIRED

NEWPORT. u /. Aug 3-T'he
Joke - the season Is on Nj ana Mrs
William h vanderbilt IT, who
started faf Sartakansctt Pier In an
automobile today and came back in
a farmers wagon. II vac all owing
to the fact that an automobile. like
most other kinds - vehicles. will not
run through mud up to It's hubs.
The vehicle Eot into a haEEy part
of the rad. and Was 30 very incous
sidrrate as TO stop right in the very
middle 81 IL
Mr. vhnderbtt applied the power
repeatedly. bat the machine would
not bulge After contemplation If
the ugly situation Mr. and Mrs
Vanderbilt got down from the CART
axe and = aided to safety through the
slough
Some farmer dug the automobile
ont ana brought Mr and Mrs Van.
derbiH to Newpart IN wagon. II
the farmers are not afraid u will
81 ~ they ars gHnE 10 tow the
automobile home tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
=-s=s7-7--=---~
DEWEY WILL
ACCEPT HOUSE

WASHINGTON. AuE a=Accord-
ms e. msufhrrs Of the committee
hieh has iH charge the raising - a
fund o. purchase a house for Al.
miral Dewey the hern u Manila bay
has aiEnined his willingness To ae-
cspt the Eift \ representative ~
the committee saw the admiral many
weeks sEs and Informed him u the
unff-ssr Il the people - the United
States a. present him "a house a. q
token ~ their gratitude ana 1T ton
With evidences ~ the dewtesi teeiins
admiral Dewey expressed BE AZ.
probation ~ The spirit Nhirh
prompted lhfs mark - esteem on the
tart ~ his country men
Al meeting ~ fhe Dewey Fund
committee this afternoon plans we're
perfected which the committee states
insure an early and considera bic In.
crease % she amour row In -
hands Tor the purchase - house
The committee naw has something
over SIC nsa IN hand. with g. ea1 mors
frsm an Individual aubscrther N
New York. which may b. had on
call.
Members % the COMMITTEES say that
even N Hp more were 20 be- sub
seribs-'i they wauli purchase houss
uIth this SUR. o. shlrh over .. 81
fsezasna have contributed There
has been an impesasiou thai the
present comparatively small amount
- the fuud sas due = the suspicion
that Admiral Dewey vas aesra~ "a
accepting the testimonial. huf this
has been Iiaprilrd BY tho announce.
ment that the admiral wlli be pleased
70 receive the gift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
CAPE NOME Is
A HUGE SELL

The first reliable news to come
from the cape Nome district b. lot
ter from reap0nslhie person, was
received yesterday by I'd James. ~
the city employment once. from hts
brother. Harry " James m lat
ter deupuueez tho now q .sfriHt and
state that within f0n months tho
country will b. deserted Mr. James
has i've claims. which cover iao acres
iu what was supposed 10 have been
the rIehrst grounds - tho Cape Some
country lie has worked them a. q
great loss. ard further states mat
there Is not a claim In the district
that IH worth working Men Hre
becoming discouraged. g" writes Mr.
Jamis. and are leaving aa fast a.
possible All claims that were stalk
ed under the power - attorney have
been Jumped The lettcr received
Yesterday WIS written July II Mr..
James expects 10 come out on the
Roanoke. which is due about August
gf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
ALCER GIVEN
A RECEPTION

: DETROIT. Aug a-Ths late asrfe-
tary 81 War. Ger. Russell 4 Airsr,
evidently SIN has The confidence and
friendship % the people 81 his oHn
state. and % this city ie was
rendered a magnificent reception last
night both Democrats and Re.
puhlicanA turning out 20 cheer him.
The special train which mel Gen.
AiEer and party at Toledo. consist.
ed % Az coaches II carried so
mem fars - the reception ranmitt=s.
About 300 biryeilHis and over ! aoo
marchsFe sscariad the general from
the Michigan Central station past his
home 70 the reversing stand Pair
banks Post q. a n. carried an Inn
mense banner. on which Was inHcrih-
81. There II only on AlErr." After
an address % welcome by Mayer
Maybury. Gov. PinEree said that
Gen. Ayers hest service for his
country was In his efficient manage.
ment u the War department
The people nf Michigan. he said
look upon the manner In which your
withdrawal from the cabinet VA
forced. a. an insult 70 the state
They are here today q rebuke the
eupidity 81 politicians high and low
They are here 10 show their con.
tempt for the eoNardly attacks Of d
venal press
Gen AiEcr. In reply stated that h
came hack without a grievance. He
would remain IN the state for the
balance Of his life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
CAUGHT IN A
SHOE FACTORY

CINCINNATI. q. Aug a-Defec-
tives today arrested John C1nn.rs
a. the Dlttendorf shoe factory and
charged him with murder ft was
the last arrest In a sensational muir
der that occurred a year ago tn -.
Louis. Mo. when Charles A. Hraut.
a stenoFra pher. vas held up hy three
men ard shot 70 death
Brant married the daughter - Col.
Harding. the millionaire sporting
man Of Long Island. y The faith
sr told her that she must leave her
husband ar he would dlsInhsr.t her.
She left her husband. George Hard
Ing. son % the millionaire. vas ar
rested on suspicion u having com
mi;fed the crime. bur proved an all
b Meanwhile two ~ the men ae-
cused 81 the murder -ni Hellman
and Harry Morris. 81 St Louis
we're sentenced To rs years IN tHe
was arrested. He says he can prove
an hlIba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
CLOSES
IN ON HIM

AUSTIN. Tex. Aug 1-rom Ket-
chum. the most notorious train rob
ber. murderer aud bandit leader in
Texas. ts about 20 be captured In
Tom Green county by rangers and
deputy United states marHhalA. ac-
cordlns In offieiai Information receiv-
81 here. Kstehum 10 a brother u
Sam kstehum. who vas shot and ia
tally wounded in the nght with on
GERS Ia New Mexico a few days ago.
After that nEht Tom, whose shoot
tng raj done deadly work there, got
safely away TO the old rendezvous
United states marshals discovered
their trail and Il - expected viii be
able to capture them tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
GAS TANK DID
NOT EXPLODE

NEW YORK. Aug> January 8
last. when the uaphtha launch Paul
Jones 7vaa Iosf IN Sew Orleans with
Col. Yuram and Eve others. iucIud-
cause ~ tn" accident Ets tha esplo-
sion Of the gaa faBk 0n board Proof
was received iu Long Island city to-
day by Adoiph 4 KrIsgsr. aE-Istaut
cashier n The Daimler Motor works.
that this suppoaIti1u Is Incorrect
Tho proof ~ the receipt # The gas
tank ~ the Paul Jones intact n uas
found BY Capt A =. Dauiaft 81 the
steamer fnIepe udeura In the marsh
lands OF the caasl ~ New Orleans
With IL was found the plank bear
Ing the custom house number and
tonnage mark ~ tho Paul Jones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
DOES NOT WANT
CONVENTIONS

CHICAGO. H. AUG a-C'hlraxa
politicians ~ both parties predict the
Democratic and Republican Nation
al conventions viii not eomr 20 this
city. and that they are NOT bit
souy about it either The locat man
asers are perfectly willing that Kan
sas city. Milwaukee. nunaio, Indian.
aeolis 81 Denver shall capture the
conventions
II tire national committees force
the conventions on Chicago the PARTY
leaders here viii prove h0apiiahie
hosts. but Il II not considered likely
that The committeeman viii favor
going where they arr not welcomed
In advance. They have become ae.
eus,osned % having cities bsd far
the honor of entertaining the con.
ventious. and the general opinion Is
II Chicago dos not pat Ia b5d the
other cities VIII BE- selected Nation
al Committeeman Jameson - Ia IA
Nor - holding The Republican cen
Ncntlon 10 Denver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
STORM DOES
GREAT DAMAGE

CHICAGO. III. Aug the re-
ports from the storm stricken sec
ton 81 Maryland are slow In com
ma iu. but q " known now that the
Ices 81 lIfe vas great Carrabelle IL
gone. and CurtlsH mills and Mcin-
tyre. and other smaller places. al
most wiped out Communication
aIth Aprsiachicoia IL stlli cut on,
ard o. ls feared that the town was
also destroyed Il IL reported now
that is lives were Lost at II MARKS
Steamer Crescent city. With 20 peo.
pie aboard. reported lost last night
- now believed To he safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
BOY DIES FROM
A BEATING

HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Aug g.
Coroner NJ NJ. Clappcr. 81 this city.
has flied with the county clerk his
findings In the inquest ON Ralph 4.
shelly. nine year-old Montpelier
boy. who died from the effects Of a
thrcshiuR AZ the hands Of four Of
his playmRtcs on July Is. GIN las
kins. Orville BoWermau. Herman aud
WIN Payne, and Mrs Payne have
been arrested as his murderers The
parties implicated are al well known
In Montpelier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
TO IMPROVE
HIGHLAND DRIVE

The recent agitation % the anss-
tian Tor parking the streets Of tho
city seems likely TO bring forth IT,
frst fruits on Highland Drive Prop
eFty owners sions that ehoroashFarr
are nos getting up = p~,Rion TO i'm
prove the street from QUEEN Anne
avenue 20 Eighth avenue. a distance
~ eight blocks The proposed i'm b.
provement vii be uovrl feature
Ia Seattle The plan consists - a
5-faoI parkway next a the hpuseiine.
then y s-foat stone ar cement side
walk SlopinK down fr8m this uiii
- s-foot grass piot falling about
Is Inc hos "a tire curhsf one THIS Inn
proy@msn, will br made on each side
~ the street the center space. Of a.
feet. VII b. used a. a dflyv WaY. and
viii Be paved wtth asphsltlns.
These promoting the Improvement
arv ehaa D. Crane. " X elise. and
q. = Thursson. The petition has
not set been drawn up. bot ar
Crane has talked the matter over
with a great many Of shv property
owners. and has found that al arc
favorable 20 the plan lie expressed
himself today a. having no doubt but
that the Improvement will BE- made
as contemplated t. makr a ohauKr
- this kind Il - p-essl bic that the
grade % the street vii have 70 b.
lowered about thFse feet When the
work u completed. the city cauneil
IL expected to pass an ordinance pro-
hihitinE heavy wagons from going
over the asphaiium Thsi driveway
sil not b. allowed a. form any par;
~ the proposed roadway 70 Mag
nona HUN. as some had expected.
Property owners IN ths vicinity ~
u Ehlaud Drive are wafrhing she
upasuftnE of tire plans ~ their
nniRhhsrr with much Interest. and
there is already talk - making a
similar Improvement thai may sson
ruNNe che " hole Queen AHra HlHGFEaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
The Peach Crop is q Failure

HAHHfsBtR u "a. Aug dep
utg SECRETARY - Agriculture Marin
saYs tho peach crop fhis year wiii b.
almost an entire failure The sprins
and summer drouKhts have been ~r-
ueeiaiiy hard OF the tender poAch
tres. and the harvest. even in Della
xars county. vii b. small Mr.
Martin resolved a letter rrctnly from
a peach grower Ca synf~r county
telling him that he expected 70 gath
er about 29on bushels this season
The deputy received Word today that
violent bdiatsrm had stripped
every tree - the ripening fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
CRASSH0PPER PEST
IN MISSISSIPPI
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL. =
Hines Of the chronological bureau
Of the agricultural department. has
returned from an inspection % the
section Of the state 81 Misaisssppl.
which has been suffering ffDm the
srasshopper pest recently. He found
that the grasshaupers we're largely
eonnn@d Go flohxar cnunfY. ard taat
while they hal done great damage
there e. growing crops. they were ~
the u-fuixrstury spscies known ~
"dinsreatiais" and therefore " err
no, haeiY 70 prove dangerous e.
other communities. TIE greatest
damage has. 40 far. been done on the
pahomey plantation. where 800 acres
% cotton in ona patch Nas totally
destroyed. and 1000 acres IN another
greatly damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
indian Asphalt leases.

sotTu M.ALt.sTER. 1 r.AuE. s.
=lHfvrvste1 PARTIES arr now In the
city - Washington consulting with
the Indian office iu regard "a the ap.
prevail ~ asphalt IeaHeH boz the Chloe
taxi and GHIrhasaN Nations thus
made ln either 90 the two nations.
aud it b. doubtful whether any win
b. noiw ithatanilnE the decision ~
Attorney General NandrNauief that
the secretary CLEARLY has the undia-
puted right 81 approve such leases n
submitted Ia the department in the
proper form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
Refused to Fine Prisoner

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. a-The NIL
Justice Neeien 9f this city today sua-
pended the fine ~ % man arrested by
the police on q charge ~ running =
slot machine IN he place The judge
took the ground that white tho p1Hee
authorities allowed open gambling tn
the city he dld not propose 20 fine a
man for tho little gambling NJ slot
machine. The chief of police was re-
prlmauded FOR NOT enforcing the
Law against the Keepers u gambling
houses ana p9alfHoms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
viii SelIthe township.

WAA1iNGToN. Aug a=-secres
tary Hitchcock today finally diHpos
81 - the Gasa Lake. MINI. geutro-
NeHsy lie announced hat the gov
eminent would sell IN Parcels the
uurth half - section rs, which com
prisrp nearly the whsvl town 81 Cass
Lake The 600 or more iutruders arc
lusatcd on thla half section and on
the northeastern part 81 section 10.
They viii have to remove from see
ton 10 as sasn az possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
TELEPHONE coanEcrIoM

within the next 10 days city En-
rtnrer Thomson once tn The city
aaii viii b. IN direct communication
BY telephone with every Important
point q the neW CEDAR river water
system. A epew % men are az work
now putting up the lines Trle-
phones wiii be placed At the head
works on Csdsf river. the Magic res.
ervolr at the city park and along the
Inc between here and the head
works Arrangements are being
made TO move the Telephones for.
aArd a. the work is completed
Assistant city Engineer Scott IL
out on the line % work today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
The Boys Resume Work

PittsburF. Aug. 3-The strike ~
Western Union Telegraph messeu-
gers ts ended, ahd the boys are
all At work again They claim that
the company has promised to con
eede their demands. but this r. de-
nied hy the ofnclals. About 30 Postal
messengers have struck for the
same pay and hour as demanded by
the Western Union boys They are
still out, aud the officials says they
viii remain out unless they return at
the old terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

wEsTcuFsTER Pa. Aug A.
The most revolving murder that has
startled this county for years came
% light today when the discovery
vas made that Mra Fannie Steven
son. rsIored. ~ uamert1n. had crush
81 her infant child's head eith an
axe. after which she threw TIE body
fa some hungry hogs by which the
maths wsre dryaurei The MUIR
deresH Ia only 90 years Old She has
Ted with her rcpuied husband. Jos
erh Stevenson. but detectives are
searching far the pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Friday. fair. warmer. northerly
winds
The temperature has risen in cal
foruia. Oregon and Nevada tho
most decided rise being 10 deg ~
Red Hlur. where the thermometer
read % der m q. m.
There has been no rainfall In the
past = hours At any station report
Ing
The pressure remains high on tho
Washington coast. ana low over call
fornia and Nevada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

NORFOLK. Va Aug. General
WodRn. Of tho Soldiers home. has
telcRrnphed for supplioH to the au-
thorities here lie says that he can
not control the 1000 Veterans In his
care " he cannot secure provisions
and other necessities Of life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
n Record Breaker.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug r. The
crops ON the Plnvree potato patchra.
cultivated hy tho poor thiH year
prumisra Ia break all records Thrrr
Is IA tutal Of iN2 acres. The vines are
In Hpioud.d condition. the bugs ap-
pear 90 have left thum alone, and
there viii he more bushels OF larger
potatoes "a the acre than ever be-
fafu known 100 this vicinity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

wAsHiSGTON. Aug. a.-Thc War
department In considering the ad-
visibility Of bringing the United
states troops home from Santiago.
II Is said that soldiers are no longer
needed there. ana another outbreak
N yellow fever IA feared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
q Ba by Kidnapped.

SOUTH BEND. Aug. a.=Tha child
Of Mrs Augustus HaRamau. 20
months old. was kidnapped This fore
noon by Gin. and 90 Is thought The
II IN possession Of "A gypsy band that
Just passed through here. Much ax-
cite'nent aad Indignation has result
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

when the steamer AK left fer
the north today, she had about $50
tons Of freight. but only small
number of passengers. Following Is
her list. Rosa Miller, l.. NJ. Williams,
y. Dooley, Mrs \. &. Davis, Mrs.
Herd, Charles Eaton, ". r.. Pier
son. r a. Jones, James Butler, Geo.
Tanant. Ed. Carlson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

The corporations committee ~ the
clty council held "a private meeting In
the once of the city onErtcer last
nlFhf FOR the purpose Of discussing
tho proposed consolidated street rail-
way franchise. The matter viii be-
fully discussed at future meeting,
nothing being brought out last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
.FIENDISH ATTEMPT
TO ASSAULT A YOUNG
GIRL In THIS CITY
She Was Picking Berries ON Mob
Hill This Morning

An unknown seuna assault the pretty is.yeaoi
a'afa'ef OF \ q 1os who young
Fu Nas peE berries Mob I'M suddenly Jump
ed 'a from ee bushes ana
'Frd 10 throw her the struggled funu,ay and
"as Nersst from his clutches
N"'in away The pae by gra
have eoed description
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
Endless Chain Scheme.

RGsTOS. Aug 3.-A chain letter
scheme has been started for the
erection ~ "a monument 10 the un-
known dead Of the Spanish war IN
Arlington cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
AlCER MAY
NOW RETIRE

DETROIT. Aug 7.=Thc report ls
generally current today that AlRcr
VIII shortly announce his retirement
from tho senatorial contest The
general refuses 90 confirm or deny
the rumur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

The Emperor Of Geamany.s yacht
Meteor and the Prince Of Wales
Britannia met again yesterday. The
Britannia'a showing was most dis
appointing She VAS 70 minutes be-
hind the Meteor when she gave up
the race,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
listed STOCKS
NIISTED STOCk s

The following sales were made.
Pacific Coast Gold. 1000. Colorado
Gold. 1000. Cariboo Camp. Mex. 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
NON-UNION men
GO ON A STRIKE
IN CLEvELAD, OHIO
New Aspect of Affairs in the Street
Railway Complication There.

CLEVELAND. sThe strike Consolidated Street
railway took startling this Frty nonunon who
issued By the
company compelling pay tickets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
NORTHWESTERN STOCKS

A. tho Northwestrn Mining TX
change today quotations were as fol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

TIL 8 Miller filed an action In the
federal court today against the Pa
elHc Coast steamship company, ask
ing 500 600 damages. Tho plaintiff
fell from tho hurricane deck Of the
Cottage city causing paralysis Of
his lower limbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

Judge Moore this afternoon grant
ed the foreclosures OF two mortgages
ia the case of the Puget Sound Ma
t.enal Rank VI. u. T Denny. The
mortgages are for t29,i3o and ti2, 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Rev. Thomas
Dixon. jr., who for f0ur years past has
been preaching to the Peoples church,
a Christian undenominational church,
whose Sunday meetings have been held
Mt the Academy Of Music and the
Grand Opera House. read TO his con-
sregation to-day his resignation. DR..
Dixon will continue 10 preach during
the month and February. His resIgna-
ton will take place on March l. In his
letter OF resignation. DR.. Dixon said
that the results of his work had been
disappointing; that he had not been
able TO raise sufficient money to meet
expenses and that he "had been disi,-
fusionized as to the idea OF organic
Christian union" lie has determined
therefore. TO resume his position In the
regular Baptist ministry. During the
past four years." DIR. Dixon's letter
reads, Everything I have said MS PAS
tor of the Peoples church I. could have
said In Baptist pulpltwlth equal pro-
priety and greater force"