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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
Mike Nuecio Would Marry.

KANSAS ClTY. March . Mike
SaectH Wit be married at the eoun-
IS sail tomorrow. 80 be SAYS. lie
vent noie e. 1uanr Wpnagd yes
sefisy asking the privilege ~ HaiHs
20 81. isass'H instlee af thr peace
court ln the Nelson building to-day
fef that punsgae. 1iut Judge Nof-
ford dld nat answer the note aud
siii uos pay ang attention - II.
Marshal Chiie# nags he W1li refuse
tc permit SnrHtu "a ieNvr the Sail
building. Tia, belnT the ease. Su-
cis aHYa ~ will Dc married 10 the
iail
Succio wlil not tcii who his bride
ir - be. lie has her pteiuru. huw.
ever. and the iaii oalcials say u
looks like n pretty Italian Kiti Who
has called on him thres times since
nc was put IN Jali last summer. Ths
officers AZ the jail dent believe Su-
cio's story that h. is 10 be married.
rhsy say h. i ealkhtys at Times
and Imaginative.
Sueelo 81 in 1ail under sentence -
- sesFr for the murder of william
Ewing IN Ewinrn home IN an up
stairs rnafn near FIFTH ana Main
streets one Auaday Afternoon last
June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
New Kite Flying Record.

EffNli.tF. March 3 The
woriair record FOR tita living waH
araln broken 80 she Hue Hlt OBJ
acrvatory on February gath. when
ta.tef feet above tne sea level was
reached bY d recording instrument
carried there ~ IS Et.ing % tandem
kites. This b alt feet higher than
the preceding record male at the
Same uiacr ca August goth, ispA.
Ia hrineins the kites down from
thh height. thrp ~ them broke
away irem ths wlfe ena wefo not
recovered until nsdaY. ,Rn beinH two
mllrs OF. end thp third murr Than
sis uiiea north az the observatory.
The recording Instrument WAS found
unialured
Th. nlnht wnH begun o. $40 y, az.
IN 'fseadny. the temperature &c Tho
surface being 50 daareca. and the
vind triaritg ~ niiien an hour At
the higheai elevation tbs teupera-
tufe vas e degrees. aBd the wind
velat IA - miles su hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
Wants His Presents Back.

NEW YORK. March S.@Juhn klo-
nofeky on aged Polish farmer of
Hyde Park. l. T.. appeared yester-
dny lefure Magistrate Worth Ia tho
Gates avenue court In Brooklyn, and
charged Miss Francisco Marowskv.
Il Years old. whose home " In
Hrownsyille. and John Gurgcs. with
retaining plush cane, "A gold ring
ard some other articles. which he
INSERTS arc his property kiopofHky
Is n bachelor hut several months
ago he woood and. as he supposed,
won Miss MarowelSy as his intended
bride. and their marriage was ar
ranged FOR December y. The farm
or was on hand at the denignnted
time and place for the ceremony. hut
tho brownsville girl did not show
ut. Young Gurrca. however. who, It
appears. cut the eia man out. APP
pearei ms her representative and
tcil him that the engagement md
boon broken of THE plush cape, sold
rtae and other Things had been pre-
scented 10 her by her aged lover and
hc thinks they should be returned.
Grrees. he alleges. ia wearing the
ring. The henring of the case was
adjourned until Wednesday next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
One Man Charges
Bribery.
SfiiDiRD OIL co. N INVOLVED
Allegation That Attorney General
Was offered sAoo, 900 for
Ms Influence.

MARIETTA. o.. March s.--GeorFe
liter. known throughout the country
- persistent tighter ~ the stand
ard OF trust and whose business
has bfsn ruined by the trust, has
made the statement that Attorney
General Frank r. 1onnett has been
offered 100000 to stop his night
nwEinat the trust The offer was
fer t5e0eog but tt0o.00o OF which was
10 SO t. the man who offered the
hFilio. In the course Of his inter
view Sir. Itiee said regarding the
pretended dissolution ia March. 1922.
ef the STANDARD on trust;
''if they had desired 10 quickly
aud eaectunliy wind up this trust
they would have turned back 60 the
original constituent companies ali Of
thu original corporate stocks held by
the trustees M collateral security
for the issuance 81. the trust certifi-
Gates aud then notified each cettifi-
cate holder 10 deliver up 20 the
transfer agents of the several com
pnuiaa ltn trust certificates and take
ia piae. thereof pro rata interest IN
ail the eorporate stocks. or disi-
heuna would cease. Instead Of do
iua this the iinuidatinx trustees OF
tae standard oli trust devised a cir
eurnipcutofy route. BIZ which the
same trust form could be main
tained and continued indefiniisiy by
issunIng a secondary trust certifi-
cate. called Assignment, Of legal title.
IN y hieh tn. holder has the privilege
n converting his original certificates
snd thence from that into corporate
stocks.
"Tley have paid is0 per cent. since
Afareh Flat. tss2. the date Of the pre-
tended dissolution. amounting 10
fit1 "a. TO. including the DECLARE
tory dividends for March. 1893. Mo-
" nitssr i7th. 1897. there we're t77.sso
shares 81 trust certificates outstand-
ing by their own reports. which was
over o. per cent. of their previously
rst atted capitalization. The trustees
- thn standard on trust claimed 60
have Transferred into corporate
stocks IS per cent. which gives
them majority control In all Of the
cat ststaent members of the trust.
Under the decisions 81 the states Of
nfie ana New York the standard
CIT trust agreement has been de-
eirtra Illegal. ~ that all subsequent
acts ffncc its formation have been
unlawful. and therefore all Of its
trust certificates Issued are Illegal"
ANN ARHon. Mich. March Sat
tngntY General Frank =. Monnett.
shen asked about the assertion Of
George Iire that a 500 600 hTthe had
been offered To- him. replied as fol-
lows: At this time ! do no, wish "a
dlscuts a." Mr.. Mannet is here "a
nct a. Judge In = college debate. lie
iil return 80 ohia tomorrow to re-
ufue taking evidence against the
standard oil trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
Swearing Over n Phone.

KANSAS CITY. March a.-it II
not permitted 90 nae nrufauo ian-
guarc over the telephone. J. r.
nnycr iid this yesterday and he was
cent g. the Wark house for twenty
dayH for the anenne.
Hayce had been out % the work
house only "a day when be began
drinking. lie went home and began
Ia abuse his wife. whom be Does not
support and who IL 40 sick che can
do nothing for herself Then Royce
went o. the police station and Fwore
out q warrant against his wife TO
have her arrested. Sergeant Frank
snow refused to have the warrant
served until he bad Investigated the
ease.
So Itoyce won't % a telephone In
n saloon aud calling up the police de-
paftment began. 20 threaten and
abuse the officer. One Of the tele~
phone officers demanded that he be
arrested. aud be was arrested last
nirht and fined this nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09

81 high grade ore. This belief II not
built upon hope. We ARE already In
q suil face Of ore which carries sat
isfsctory values and In improving
with every foot ~ advance. The ore
IL "a Ealena ana copper proponliion'
carrying gold values also. We have
now considerable Ralena and copper
rhoAins In the face OF the drifi, ana
with every shot the ore becomes
bstfor mineraiizcd.
I'VE have made 60 feet 81 tunnel
ans drift In Hie weeks. The ledge
matter IL soft and every shot br"aka
Down a large amount Of ore. When
We have run 70 feet further We shall
have the tunnel directly under the
shaft which WAS sunk In hiRh grade
ore. II we strike the same ore In
the tunnel that We did In the nhaft
We shall be shipping ore out OF the
Fun Moon before fan and have no
Doubt 81 finding II. Assays on the
surface ran ms high as $500"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
Shot Over . Girls Shoulder

ENDfcOTr. Neb.. March Sin n
hight over young woman Burt
Grrn6y last night killed Clyde Cote
and tonight In being chased through
the woods of this county by a shsr-
ms posse and bioodhounds. For a
year the two young men had been
paying attention 20 Gertrude hickey.
Last night at the Endicott public
school q church entertainment was
gwen. After II was over Cole start
ed TO escort Misc Hickey home.
erandy met him at the gate and de-
manIsd that the Girl should choose
either hi NOR Cole. She chose Cole.
Instantly Grandy drew n revolver.
The girl sprsnT between the mon.
but Cole jumped forward and grab
bed the revolver. Then n struggle
for the possession of the pistol oc-
CURED. After ten minutes Grandy
wrenched himself loose and nred
over the girls shoulder ut Cole. The
latter dropped dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
Won't Go on the Stage.

KANSAS City. Marra s-tessa
James has an offer frum o iheatfi-
eni manager t. - an the stage for
a .. son - three months At a salary
Of tisa1 a month. iir refused the Of
fer Said rs
"So ameun; % mooney epuid make
me Fu upon tiir HtaFe af = make an
exhibition - myself ia any way.
an not freak and J am not an
actor. - I VII never Be seen on the
stage. intend e. stick close 10 my
business =
Apparently jesse has experience
, change af heart. In September ls14
Mem,fa Davis and ke1xh. we'll
SHOWN theatrical managers u New
York city. Offered Jesse James
large salary " hr weuid take a ieaa-
ine part IN .erhn grraf Train Bob-
befy. a meloafama that they were
preparing aud later did send upon
the taaa After talking the matter
over with his mother aHd T. r
critfsnden. S.. Josae declined the or
FER. But young James az that time
was greatly attracted toward the
idea o. geinE upon the STAGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09

/ hta own senses that the fowls were
pns' und, aud ordered them Co be de.
streyed. A police magistrate II aps
psesntly the only English official
who can condemn bad meat. and this
/ he can do only after listening To a
complaint and examining the corpus
dcleeti personally In his own court
rom.
People with conscientious ohiee
tions 10 vaccination are nov allow.
cd expose their children Co smallpox
Ia ENGLAND, The argument OF 70
cest ehJeetor IN the Maryiobane ro-
Hoe court WAS that IT Ged Almighty
thought vaccination was necessary,
or oven deAlfahie. He would have
performed the operation before the
chna was born
Mammon II highly honornd by
some portions OF the Church Of Eng.
land. At recent Liverpool church
/ conference onc clergyman opposed
free Eittines IN churches ON the
ground that " places side by side
those whom uod has made TO- differ
and dcprives the wealthy of that
Difference and rcspee, which IL their
divine right and Is accorded 60 them
In all the walks OF life"
Mime. nemont breton received sai
votes at the election % the painters
Jury for the Champs Eiyucea saloon.
being the first woman honorcd with
a nomination. she WAS not elected.
the PERSONS chosen being MM. Hon
nat. German. J 4. t.aurcns. Dctallic.
itcf ner. jules Lefebvre. benjamin
Constant. Hougurteaa. Harplgnies
ard 6trome. In 1897 the sculptors
not emily nominated but elected a
woman. Mime, Leon nertaux.
Mt Parsons new rurhinia will. it
u hoped. be rrady for trial In two
months. She II 30 feet long and OF
80 tons burden. more than double
The sac ~ the hrst boat. The chief
interest however. viii be In the re-
suit OF Ne. Parsons notifications In
TIE machinery and his new arrange
msents fur obtaining greater speed In
crlnr astcrn. The new boat viii
have eight propeliers acting on four
erEaka instead % nine rrppeiiers on
three Grams. as in the first Turhina.
Lady wimhkefne's donkey has be.
come a parsonage second only 10
Mf ksnslt Ia the anti-rituaUat dis
turiance IN England. Lady VIM
harrs wrotr % the newnpa r~ra a
story ~ a denkey's being used In a
PROGRESSION on Palm Sunday inside
~ iituaiistie church lately. with
out banning the church. Indignant
,ietitia ~ abe truth ~ the story
werc then printed from several
churches which had been accused
a fcme time or other since the early
r'tunil.ttc DAYS. 81 being the scene
% the occurrence. Since then be-
lief or disbelief in the authenticity
of the donkey has become a touch
stone OF religious opinion among tho
contestants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
Editors Dsnqvstsd.

ALBANY. ". Y. March s.-Tha
Republican Editors Association mes
here In annual conference. At the
business meeting IN the afternoon
Mr.. John A. Sieicher moved the APP
pcintment of committee OF seven
To confer with the Republican state
conventions Of other states for tho
organization of n Republican Ma
tional Editorial Association The
motion was carried. A banquet was
tersercd the members OF the associ-
alton al the Fort Orange club in he
evening by W. ]. Kline OF Afnsier-
darn. Gov. Roosevelt delivered an
address. In which he declared that
what he said In the recent campaign
he meant and he would adhere tn
the policy he laid down last fall. He
attributed his victory largely 10 the
Republican press throughout the
state.
The following officers were elected:
President. william J. Kline. OF AM
steraam; vice presidents. L. q. VIII
iartifi OF Bonneville. r. u. Hail. OF
jamestown. Il VAR OF Waterloo.
". A. Phillips OF Lowvilie. c. X
Sanders Of Sunda and c. 8. Num-
ger OF Herkimer: secretary and
treasurer. A. o. Bunneil OF Dams
Vile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
RECENT INVENTIONS

To Indicate when a bottle has been
opensc a new attachment is compos-
cd Of . glass rod Inserted In the cork
and extending inside the bottle. with
a ball at teh inner end. the rod
breaking when the cork is removed.
bicycles are easily cleaned by
new device. consisting of a glove TO
be RACED on the hand. with one an
ser extending beyond the rest and
ending In a flexible tip which IL
guided into places difieuit to reach
with a loose cloth
To make thresholds alright
new attachment IN formed OF n
spring plate laid over the doorsiIi TO
press against the edge of the door
when the latter In closed. a rod be-
ing placed at the end 81 the plate
% eepress Il when the door Is open
ed.
An Illinois inventor has patented
broom handle with a splicing ar
ranxement near the head. consisting
Of a metallic band surrounding the
lrferiocking ends OF the members.
with a bolt extending through the
Joint 10 fasten II securely.
BAH bearings are used In new
monkey wrench. an elongated chan
mol inside the movable jaw carrying
a circuit OF balls with n screscent-
shaped plate at one end of the ctr
cult which wedges between the balls
and locks the jaw In any position.
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SIDELIGHTS ON LABOR

'-he eight hour III has passed th>
New Jersey assembly and Is ssiii
perdinE In the senate.
Winnipeg members OF the Mani
toha parliament have appeared be-
fore the labor organizations To Escer-
tain their desires about labor meas
urcs.
In NcKeesport. Pa. over ssoo. 90
viii ~ expended. The largest pro-
portion Of this viii be paid out this
spring By the Mononsaheia Furnace
Company for the enlargement and
alteration Of It's plant.
~ Homestead. Pa. work has been
begun on the great works ~ the
Mes,a Machine and Foundry Com
paIy. Several hundred men are en-
ployrd In grading. and train Loads
OF material are arriving daily.
At Brndfock. Pa. the American
Steel and Wire Company L. doub-
iirg It's plant at an expense Of ssoo.-
Ooo.
A hill has been introduced in the
New YORK. state legislature TO COM
pei employers To provide a safe re-
certaele for mechanics tools.
The fourth annual convention Of
the National Hrsekmaker's Alliance
viii he held at Springfield. III. May
"a.
There was a eabr1en'H strike In
barcelona few weeks ago and the
drivers refused to carry any one eS-
eept prtcnsts on TIER way to dying
persons.
The London Labor Gazette for the
month Of February says that % new
disputes occurred In various trades
In Great Britain during January. In
voiginE 1885, work people. The num-
ber ~ disputes for the same month
in ISIS was p. involving s7ss work
people.
Tire Pennsylvania Steel Plan, CO.
NJ Harrisburg. Pa. gave notice To
the six thousand or more employees
~ the great plant of a general In
crease of 10 per cent. In wages.
1aborers and clippers at the Am
erican Steel Casting Works NJ shar-
en-. Pa. have been granted An adj
vance Of IS cents.
American capital 10 the amount of
sieo o0o. 40 stands pledged to the en-
terpriss Of uniting under one man
nEernsnt. N not ownership, the great
tobacco producing piantationS Of tbs
/ Vucita Abaio district In Havana and
Pinar del Rio provinces. Twcnty-six
| thousand men and about 10000 wo-
men end children have been direct
Iy employed in the production Of to-
baoco at vuelta Abaio. within
| three years II II believed that dis
tr.et will give employment 10 fully
10000 men.
4 simple little contrivance which
/ will prevent the offering OF news
papers from the doorsteps. II II II
generally adopted. has been patent
ed by Julius Bruins OF Philadelphia,
/ II consists Of n plate designed 10 be
/ fastened 10 the lamb OF the door
and 20 this plate are extending Jaws
one fred and the other movable
and 3oth supplied with inwardly
/ projecting teeth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
In Adams County.

SpnK ANE. March s.-s<ix home
ntead entries were made at the To-
cni land once yesterday by residents
af ADAMS county. The settlers are
Ar,'row Koth. Henry Michel. Jacob
schmidt. Josef X. koth. James Reid
aud Mary Cook. All give their post-
Office address a. Ritsvilie. the conn-
u seat.
The number OF entries by home
steansrs from Adams county indi-
Gates that the land In that region
which formerly was considered poor
farming land n being eagerly picked
ur. Scarcely a day passes without
r homestead entry from some resi-
dent from Adams county. A few
years age the impression prevailed
that water could not be obtained In
Adams county and In the lower por-
ton Of Lincoln county. But this
Idea u exploded. as the majority OF
tho settlers report that they ind
water at reasonable depth al
though in a few instances there had
hrap n failure. Tho land in this
section IL not Ms dark In color as
that q the PaiouHe country. but In
equally productive fhiitk Ahf tsHf
three or four years farmers have
frequently secured from 90 20 Is
bushels o. wheat To the acre from
their lands.
There IL still n large portion of the
county which IL open to settlers. but
u r. rapidly being taken up. During
the rant six days there have been
% homestead entries by settlers In
this nection. Tho majority OF the
entry men ARE Germans.
An Indication Of the prosperity OF
Adams county In shown In the price
az which land II selling. Farming
land IL generally rated at from sis
tn 80, where two years ago the
priee ranged from s. 60 IS. Some
aaion during the past year have re-
allied as high as S25 per acre.
Every alternate section OF land In
the county is granted TO the North
ern Pacific railroad company. Dur
inr the past three years the COM
panv has sold all bat Ave or six
townships Of It's original grants.
Three years ago the railroad land
SOLD Tor 81 per acre. Now IL gen
orally brings from IS TO az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
FOREIGN NOTES

= Polish waiter IN Posen has been
fnrd 10 marks b. a German court
for signing his name Sander In
stead OF schilndsr.
Dr. Garrett. keeper % the print
81 books IN the British museum and
editor u the great catalogue. has re-
rigne1 after forty-eight years SER
vice.
Nine. wadln. a canaIboat woman
on the Seine. who has lived all her
life on the river. having attained the
age Of i0z years. has retired TO a
homo on the river bank.
chnrterhouse schools oldest schoi-
ar ~ Mr.. Charles Abbott OF Tpa-
Wicbfaged 10i years. and still active
aneeaound. He has survived twenty
two brothers and sisters. and all his
SIX children.
raurs has musical composer
am, * It's Prince Henrys. The
Third symphony" by Heinrich
XIV. of Reuss-schleiz- Kostriz. il
q BE- performed AZ the Munich Royal
Academy of Music.
''fsirththiratyf is recent oontri-
button 20 the English language by
q woman member Of the London
reiioai board. who objected to ths
foard'a attitude toward the corpor-
81 punishment n schoolboys.
Ernest Lerouve, the senior mem.
her Of the French academy. has en-
tered upon his ninety-third year
IFo received a prize from the mead
envy for poem seventy years ago
and has been member ~ that body
since 1854.
Mine tons ~ poultry. consisting oi
1IGs geese. turkeys, chickens. and
ducks. from Boston. were landed re-
Gently at a London dock. where II
var found that they had decaycd OF
the voyage They could not be con
deinned. however. til they had beer
loaded on wagons and carted 20 4
police. court. where a police maGls
irats came out, listened to the in
spcctcrs story. satisfied himself b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
Mines at Newport.

NEWPORT. Wash. March s.-F.
Koch superintendent of the Fun
Moon property. I've miles from New
rort. has Just completed 6o-foot
contract upon the property which Is
owned by the Hear Creek Mining a
Smelling Co. OF this city. and yes
tcrday he took a contract for 40 feet
more.
we ran n crosseut tunnel 20 feet
and encountered the ledge ut that
point. which was much sooner hhan
Ne expected" said MIR. Koch last
cvcnNlg. 1--WE have since drifted rs
feet ar the ledge and are rapidly
ncapng the big ore chute which wa
know exists. as we have proved Its
value on the surface. / am conf
dent that before the present con-
tract In finished we shall have plenty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09

LONDON. March s.--The Very
Reverend Andrew Kennedy Hutcbi-
son Boyd. D. D.. Ill. D.. the preach
or ana author. died at Bournemouth
last evening. in his 7fth year
The Rev. DR.. Boyd first became
widely known through series OF
papers which appeared In Fraser'a
Magazine under the signature a. X.
II. H., and were republlshed under
the title Of 'gThe Recrcations of n
Country ParHon." lie was borne In
November. 1925. at Auchcnleck. Ayr
shire. Scotland. and was ordained
in 1851. lie wrote many volumes Of
sermons In 1890 he was moderator
Of the general assembly OF the
Church OF Scotland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-09
.CuOATE'S
\. HOUSE
$4,000 Residence
in London.
WILL GET 4 FiMOlS HONE
60 :
while Ms sdsy IL but SIT. 500
Ne viii Live In Magnificent
style. "A
WILL GET A FisoIs HONE

LONDON. March s.--Ambassa-
dor choatc's Ord day In London
was spent in the most commonplace
occupation Of house hunting. Dip
lonaey. AnRlo-Anerican alliance.
Clayton Bulwer treaty and 49, other
great international questions were
put - 10 another time. while Air.
and Mrs. choate drove out In a cab.
visitinR houses and house agents.
Tho Ambassador rose rather early
fn- f.oudoncrH. and brsakfasted at
Carriages hotel. where hs IT. tenn
porhrily staying Shortly after 10
he vent 10 the American embassy
In Victoria street. where many let
tern awaited him. MoHt Of them
were about houses To let
White Mrs. choate vas reading
these Mr. choate had ashort con-
ference with Sccretarys White and
Carter on Official matters. Then he
and Mrs. choate started On their
house &c house starch. The day was
warm and spring like. and London
locked quite al Itn best. Mr.. white
accompanied them as guide
No. ! Carlton house terrace. the
former home o. Lord and Lady Cur
ron. auite pleased the ambassador.
Mr. Hay. while ambassador. lived
at No s IN this row. and the ioca-
ton In In the very center 81 Lon
don. The house Is very large and
we'll furnished. The interior decor
atoms are very handsome. although
the exterior IL severely plain ana
the color an ugly saffron. The rem
tai il about $4,000 a year. Mr.
choate'a salary IL but 81 800. and
the government allows no extras.
AIRS Choase liked the Carlton
house terrace residence so much
that II viii probably BE- the snbass-
rfor's home. II will probably be q
fortnight before the place In ready
for occtgpAncy.