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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07
Lemon Bath as q Refresher.

At a recent reception of the Pro-
fessional Womans League a well-known
actress was telling some of her asso-
ciates in the profession the luxury of a
lemon bath which she tried while on a
recent trip to the West Indies. She said
that it impaired a sense of cleanliness
Turkish bath look like thirty cents Sew
eral lemons or lines are sliced and al
lowed TO soak in the bath water for an
hour until all the juice is extracted A
handful of bran or two, and the prepa-
rations for an unsurpassable refresher
are complete.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Give me liberty" howled the Filipino,
as he brandished his bow and arrow, "or
give me DEATH"
Acting under instructions from my
Government" replied the American troop
er, turning the crank of his Gatling, IT
will endeavor to give you both"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
TROUBLE
IN CHICAGO
Tho Building Contractors Will
Fight Labor Unions.

CHICAGO. Aus. Conditions
are forsnluE lea Chicago Whifh threat
On eeneral iatkaut ~ all building
trades Such action - the epnifac-
tors would bring all building opera
tons IN Chicago and Cook county so
a standailli. over ipoeo meH 81 auid
be- directly affected. ret ta mention
a. many more. who would b. fuf q
int idIrnesa because e iae fact that
large enterprises. depending upon the
completion n news beEIdluEa. would
BE- brought e. a nthndnIIiI
The hfiekmakeras strike fa rtEafi-
"a by many ~ thc baaeen az only the
beginning n iHs end. aud they afe
reported 10 be- quietly hedging on the
contracts and getting matters 10
shape for prafraetsd HFht Tho ale
iiaurrn between the building mate
rial men ard thr trade uuiauleth are
% close that theIf cause b Is common
one. Encouraged BY the active labor
market. tha bosses Say. the work
men have become uFerhsarl nR tn
their demands. ThrHe contractors
ace but one way ~ conserving their
Interests. and that is hY betting pre-
pared FOR retaliation should nYmua-
thetic strikes b. ordered tu support
the bfif kmakrfa. Al fhr HrHi luti-
nation - such action on the part -
the mechanics. it O. believed tie
huHHeH Siii take thr Initiative und
atop All work Until they have the as
Hutance ~ ihr men that M further
strike measures wIll b. attempted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
FAT MILITARY
JOBS IN CUBA

WASHINGTON. y. g. Aus u -
Maj Gen. Brooke and his associates
In the administration Of the military
government II Havana. according 60
advicea received here. ara utilizing
The Cuban revenues 10 maintain
themselves IN prinociy luxury. And
this u being done In plain violation
20 law. but under permission grant.
"a by the proper nuthnrittea
To maintain the dignity u his
position" Cen brooke receives an
allowances ~ 1850. IN addition 90 his
pay a. major general. amounting 60
g. 80 and allowances. lis total In
Cone aggregates tis0
UtlR. Gen. Ludlow. military gov.
srupr. is allowed 5000 for the same
purpose. besides his pay OF s.. go and
allowances. and his total yearly IN
come reaches I'll so
Col Bliss. collector II tn port. ls
allowed lg.0oo of Cuban funds IN adj
fition to his pay = g. 600 and aliaN-
anerH. giving him a total income Il
s. Coo.
II ia charged that Gen. Brooke has
literally expended Cuban revenue
funds. having spent 500 ooo In re-
pairing the palace he occupies. ana 70
Ia admitted that he spent tlt0a on a
single set Il harness.
ofncers recently returned from Gu
bn describe servants 80 numerous
~ to fall over each other"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
VISITORS TO
BABY CLARK

ALBANY. y. y. Aus. 10 -Thrubgs
~ curious visitors and persistent
camera nenda have - disturbed thr
parents % baby Marion CLARK that
they nave decided to seek anothsr
country horne. In the hofsr that they
will be freed frnm this annoy anre.
Thr ilttle Rirl. who NaH the cwuter
- New I0rk'E recent kdaaping sen-
sstion. was brought % Forbes manor
a fortnight ago To recover from sac
effects OF the utnsss which followed
shortly after hef rssfuyafiuu. II vas
The intention Of the family - remain
ia aecluaioa. aud the child vas rapi D.
~ lmpfaViug. ahen a gosslplug aeF-
want revealed her preHence. and The
old Manor house was bcaaeEed daily
b strangers asking 10 see her. u
became impoas Die fof the nurse 10
walk about the grounds with she
child without annoyance. and the
family. tn sheer desperation. has DO
rlaHd 10 remove 70 a more remote
neigh barkns8d-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
BOYS CHARGED
WITH MURDER

JOPLIN. Mo. Aug - Two boys
named Pravia were arrested today
charged with killing companion
vHtls ia bathing At LakeHit Park
lest Tuesday. The frayis 6hyH are
i6 and - years old Tommy whalcn
"a tzsyear-aid hoy Mas with them at
rho park They went swimming and
foubg Whafru Was drowned when
bis body was recovered u contained
some suspicious looking wounds. AZ
~ male by club 1r rocks
An investigation showed that he
lad told about the rrnyih brothers
planning ta wreck a car on the clec-
trla line. and today Whaisn nworr
cut warrants Tor their arrest. He
claims g. have evidence that they
assaulted Tommy Whaien and either
droWned him or disa bled him 30 that
he fcil into the water IN an unc0u-
Hcioua condition and was /rownod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
LOST MONEY
AND HEALTH
Mrs. N. Van, Niece OF a Mil
lionaire, Back From Alaska.

Hard luck stories eth continue 90
come down fram the kIaHiiks ono
IT the latest ia told IS MfH 81 Van.
NJ Spring Valley. H. mece nr joe
iiaHi the millionaire farmer anu
gtoocfyman Of that place she ar
rived iu seattle recently uauuiItHs
and broken lu health aud Hpifits.
Al police headquarters she asked
far HHaiagbuoe uutl che could conn
Wunieate With her relatives THE
was given ami uufii yesterday when
shr left fHf the East ahs Was Boz tie
care II the kHuis hearted matfun of
the station. Airs Taflnr
Mrs. Van HtYa hef NprHIenee De- but
that ~ many unfortunate women
Who went 10 the FAR nurth % sock "a
fortune To an 4shu have any idea
- going Their f1r taaf purpose ahr
SAYS Keep away The story Mrs.
Van tali Star reporter b. Interest,"
iuH. partly uu account uf Hel s4#lal
position lea Illinois. UHi ALSO au aH.
count % bier terrible experience.
She irtt bUt hHmr IH suriuH Nal.
los Boo January. Lass. 0Ith hvf cousin
NJ Nathan. aul $3.50 gentlemen Ar
tsr reaching Dawson rho party
stamprdyd To- stewart river After
passing thfHuEA aHma very trying
experience Mf Nathan was attack.
60 by scurNy and dfel An1ih e.
member uf she party aIal surtuwbst.
Almost prnn.iaHs and wien her out
nt lnst. Mfa Van returned O. nan
aaH and took arH hud - honest
work that onegra nhtils naaufIpy
employment - nurse She man
nErd Ia saure taEtthcr enough
money Co reach civilization, aud sF-
rived IN Seattle aa described
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

The Boston National Rank has
brought suit against Geo ~ Pres
ton for 81 st7gi. due on a note.
Dennis nsiany. sailor. fell into
che bay from the coal bunkers yes
ferday while under the influence Of
iIquer. He was nshed out and sent
t. Providence hospital TO be treat
ed Tor several slight cuts received
about the head from floating debris.
Lizzie Case. an Indian woman.
died yesterday q heart failure In her
cabin at the corner % Fifth avenue
south and Weller street.
The funeral o. Andrew Hort. who
was drowned In Lake Washington
sunday. was held at Isonney n Stew
arts chapel this morning
Hiram " James. age GO years. died
yesterday At his residence IT'S Madl.
son street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
DURATION OF
RAINY SEASON

WAEHFNGTON. D. G. Aug. n =
The administration - not alarmed
over the revival ~ the anti-imperal-
let movement In Chicago This was
90 be expected Tho rainy season in
Manila has compelled practical
suspension ~ all offensive operations
by our troops and little Will be done
before the first u October or the be-
ginning ~ November Tho rainy
season may cud in September. or n
may continue TIL November.
Secretary Hitchcock Of the inter
Tor department. spent many years in
the orient. and says that ~ "a rule.
the rains end with September. but IN
unusual seasons they continue until
the FIRST II November Tho admiuis-
tratlon cannot fix an exact date for
the resumption ~ thct ampaiEu. but
II VIII he ready with the troops when
the rains cease 10 enable Cen. Otis
20 move his troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Buying Coal Lands.

rfT~TsBuRu. IA. Aug. i0-Thr
FEDERAL Steel Company. which yes
tsrday Holi over loo acres 81 Pay
cite county coal lands 20 william J
Btiney. ~ Cleveland. have purchaH-
81 nearly eo0o acres Of eakinK coal
land Ia the same county at a price
appfoxlmaiing O.. ~. 900
The Federal Steel Company has or
CARRIED the amiihaeid q Masoutown
Railroad Company with a capital
stock ~ $1,000 10 build railroad
eleven miles long 90 connect their
aeid with the baltimore a ohio rail-
road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
vs.ys
Coming heCkwear.
sstsss

The great talk f. again on stock
collars In regulation and mnterntsed
forms. ~ weii as upon numerous
small pleeen which bear strong re-
ssuhianca 20 spring nna summer
lines from point - shape and out
line. different materials hayiur. u
course. been substituted 90 furnish
The desired diversity
In the smaller fancy pieces ex-
tremslY lightweight materials VIII
again dominate. These Transparent
cisa and aefui.frauspArrneie are re-
atty the only classes ~ fabrics that
are susceptible 60 graceful and ar
iistic manipulation. and heuce are
absolutely essential - produce the
delicate effects that must necessarily
Characterize these aasurtmentH.
Best early models Tn stock collars
show much velvet, which all IN fact
enter very largely INTO 81 depart.
meags Of dress There IL positively
no umIf 10 the ways In which velvet
ribbons NiH be utilized during the
coming season. Different rnethoia are
continually appearing. and a. -
many fane.es such hs broad edged
and fringdI varieties. are being lu.
traduced In the market their use vii
DO greatly extended
The continued praipminnnre II
srarfs Is assured. although many new
methods ~ treatment Will b. de-
viasf nearly an extending below
the waist ane Tho bows Will also
De- much more valumlnoHs. 60 pre-
rerea the perfect proportions ueces-
STATED hy thH xfreme length
In raue instances these viii b.
composed entirely ~ real lace That
Ia. In the finer varieties other less
expensive ararfs will be fashioned
from net. chiffon. moaseliine. hher-
ty ana similar SOFT textures emheli-
ieha1 Hith ruehiura. piaitlnsH. APP
pHQuas ard many other forms 81
TRIMMING
A great deal ~ rennaIssnnee lace
and hanitan effects wiil be shown IN
the nea seasons collection ~ fancy
ueekwsar. 10 velt az In many all
overs thaf wili nRaiu prove such an
important factor IN the fashion
world
Iabsta. bows and dainty little nc-
caas1rIea In huudauce are being pre-
scented Iu first samples made 81 lace,
combined with some diaphanous ma
teral In white bluck and delicate
rulariuFs. and IT - va THIS range Of
dainty articles that the broad use
of extremely fine qualities IL mos,
strongly pronounced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
To CONTROL
MICA OUTPUT

CHICAGO. Aus. 1.-The American
Mica Company. with "a capital stock
81 - ~, On. and which viii control
the output 81 mica In the United
States has been incorporated under
tho laws 81 NeW Jersey.
9. u. Wisnsr, secretary Of siliH NIL
ca Co. Chicago. when asked regard
Ing the new corporation last night,
said Three days ago representa-.
tiyes cf the Sails Mica Co fsDEsnl
Muusrli Co. Of New York. and the
American Mica Co. 81 Boston. tbs
three iargcni companies In the coun,
Try met In New York. and formed 4
combine. options have been secured
on al the smaller companies. and TIE
prices will be advanced per cent
an september I. and perhaps more
later on"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
A KISSING
BUG CLUB

FIaHKtLL LANDING Nv Aug.
10 Twenty maldens n Highland
Pals have organized kFaiHH hug
club The girls shy the club Ia ben.
eveleni ss well az safiai. hut wise cd
society men ~ Highland Fails de-
clare that the clubs only heHsvalrnes
viii be- the benevolent assimilation
~ mpu STA The altar.
One ~ tho most active charter
members II the club ia maiden ~
90 years. who was bitten nu both lips
week aEu. and they aws.Icd until
they looked ike pair ~ boxing
gloves She thinks that II enough
bachelors are stung hy the k.ssg
bug there sill soon De- an psgu'nta-
matrimonial boom iu town That's
tho Way the bug affected her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
harvesting the wheat.

HItd.SupH. or, Aus 10 rhrvah
ms has begun VA Washington youn-
~. Fall sawn grain ia yielding much
het,uf than was expected. Several
fields have yielded frum Is Is a2
bushels per acre. This ia tho best
for samr years, Spring sown grain
viii turn out better than last year
bat there Will not br full crop
Il 10 estimated that Washington
countY's wheat yield viii be about
toe zoo bushels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
TO BE OPENED
SEPTEMBER
The Crittenton Home for Res
cued Women.

The Florence crlgteuton Rescue
home will be opened about seutems
Der /. The money has b.ea raised.
the site paid Tor. and tEe decd u
nov In the hands 81 the Cfitfsnt9u
Circle. The contract has been 81
for repairing the house. The In
provernsntr Include hFiek fouadas
ttou and new roof On the huldiuz
The Baptist university situated 1t
Dunlap. about SIX miles south II
the city. 10 the property sneurvd
The building contains = ruams aud
IL on a e0-acre tract The price paid
was ts.7oo OF this amount, {1.sn1
Was raised by local subscriptions
and ti.eca was paid By AR Crittrn-
ton. The members Of the locai Crit
tenton Circle are most thankful Tor
the generous responss Of those who
subscribed 10 the fund.
Mrs. Todd. OF the National Train
Ing school at Washington, =. 6. .
on her way o. Seattle and she VIII
take charge OF the home as ruatron-
Mrs Harriet ParkhurNt has brrn
elected assistant matron. Their Il
Mt the present time two training
schools for crittenfou home matrpas
and nurses. one at Washington and
On. al Chicago. The present plans
include the establishment Of a ma
sionai training school in ecunee fiou
with the Seattle homs.
At the last meeting % the circle.
John A. Priest vas elected collector
and superintendent % the rcpatr
work on the home. Mr. Priest may
be found a, si2s First avenue. 81 he
may be reached BY phone Pink i.zGe.
As soon as the horne Is ready foF
opening il will Be placed IN charge
OF a board OF directors elected By the
circle and incorporated under the
iavs % the state.
Mrs. Emma Moffat. daughter -
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Priest. has
completed her work N connection
with establishing the horne. and she
has gore East 20 reioin Mr.. critten-
ton In his work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

AZ the Seattle Mining Exchange to-
day She monotony Of business was
varied by the advent % Mr. German.
a man from Dawson. lie claimed
chat he was out for good time and
was going t. have g. Mr. Clarke
finally Induced him TO compromise
with chair. with which he trium-
phantiy departed. About 10 minutes
later German returned g from the
sidewalk. causing considerable dodg-
INK among the spectators. Quota
TONS and bids were "a follows:
LISTED STOCKS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
They Risk the Law.

NEW YORK Aug 10 = Not With
standing Tho dnfout of ifa f2j 000 n01
grab biil lu ne legislature last win
ter The Astoria Lirht. Heat a. Pow
or Company h4H % lHrga fofeo ~ men
~ work preparing the foundations
for the Immense plant ON the out
skirts ~ Long Island city. This In
dicaieH belief by the syndicate be-
hind the company in 49, ability ~
got the bin or Gro similar fp It,
through the legislature next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
THE ALLIANCE
WAS A SCARE
Gotten Up by the Traders for
Commercial Purposes.

wAsHfNuTuS. Aus io--Thefe 10
ma anxiety among the officials at the
state department. over the report
that the south American republics
may fsrm an alliance against the
United States.
These fumara are said - BE- q
FnHliah. italian and spanish origin.
asd aru inspired bY TIE traders "
fhase countries for the purpose q
influencing trade Thr wish ia faith
~ 90 the Thought bat the state de-
uartment has tne best ~ assurances
ug south American friendship and
has no fear = an alliance aEaiust
thia country
n Iatfua that far some years there
has been unfrlrudiy feeling IN chile
aud the ArzantiaS. uhieh la easily
explained and quite natural rresl-
dent Harrison had 90 give Chic a
lrason In manners. 4ua the Argentine
i controlled ~ the british and Ital-
ians. no think they are our rivals.
uut the feeling in these countries q
growing better. and Il has no iufiu.
eaeg urou the other south American
republics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Dancers Fell Into . Cellar

EAST LIVERPOOL. o. AuE. IL
During dance a. Wciisville last
night thr Hoar - the rnon gave way
and the dancers and spectators. 30
men and women. wefe prrcIpithted
Into the cellar. distance - twelve
feet. Many persons Wefu injured.
several suffer from broken bones
bur no uns was hurt fatally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Coal Lands Purchased

l'trrSBuRp. Pa Aus. 10 Pits
hufg and Eastern capitalists have
iunt purchased 1000 acrru ~ coal
land IN Meatmarrland county. the
consideration. u is reported beinE
81 coo u0u. Il b. the intention of the
new company Ia make coke ~ the
eaal and To heElu operations AZ once.
Another bis deal was concluded al
tniuutuWn, Pa tnday by which
" } Ralney. thc Cleveland euke
manufacture. acquired lse1i acres nl
land from the Federal Steel company
for tI.2i00uo Rainvy. % Ii given aut,
Viii soon begin the erection IT large
plant ou thr tract,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Lady Churchill to Wed.

CoWES, England. Aug i0-The
sensation ~ the day here lH the an
nounUemfnt of the engagement ~
Lady Randolph Churchill t. Lieu
q T. VI Coruwallls West. son uf tho
famous beauty. Lady C5rnWallia-
Weat II rs said that the mar-iaE
VIII occur In October ncxt Lieut.
coruwalIIH- WcHt Is tail and Eopd
looking and very closely resembles
hls sister Princess Henry of Plass.
Lady Randolph Churchill ana her
son, Lieut. Winston Leonard spcn-
Ger Churchill. have apartments At
the Marine hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
BIG ROBBERY REPORTED
TO THE SEATTLE POLICE
Reuben Seller, a Returned KIondiker,
Claims to Have Been Re-
z Iieved of $780,

Rc-hen r~scs v>s~ rc-rvssv r'-turs-
81 from Alaska. a~okc this morning
co hnd that q sacA containing s.. dtsl
ta gold dus. Ec,d WatelA. and a
auggvs ohAin worth noa. verc miss
NJ Sas< uigta sssios net nan Mon
rue. . sign PAINTER with whom he
had ~vrhcsi hefere his departure FOR
the north. Nunros cold Seller a
hard luck story. stating that h.
had NJ mcocy and vus without a
hDdgfrx psace. setter wan ~sling To
assist hts old friend. and the two
spent the evening together looking
around the city, ABOUT y o'clock
they rvStrs.i 60 Sellers roctp in tie
White house. in Columbia street.
near Third avenue, Monroe went
imme,iAasclv Go It'd. hut Seirr spent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

until : O'Clock reading. He then re
tlrod and Weut tn sleep.
TINT marnins when awakla he ~ as
surprised 60 nni that Muurnv had
disappeared. and upon Investigation.
discovered that bis sold dust and
Nam4hIeH NeHs H5a1 miasiuE. lie re-
ported hts isHa e. police hraiquars
trrs. ana Detectives Williams and
Wappcuatcln were put tu work on
tho ease
seller IL we'll known in this eitN=
He formerly worked Tor Rush. the
asyn painter Monroe BE- a petty lar
ceuy THIEF. ana was bound over -
the superior court september .. iN9s.
on a charge of burglary hut was
released tie Is Sign painter by
trade seller ana Muuroe knew each
utbrr Ben Colorado. where they we're
boys together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Thor Pay Will Stop.

WAalitNGTON. -. C.. Aus. 10
Grand Army men In the government
omplpy Who may attend the oqcamp-
ment al Philadelphia IN september
VIII be given leave If absence for q
week. but viii not DE paid for that
time Secretary Long has send In.
atfuciianu 20 Hear Admiral Philip.
rnmmaBdant at the brooklyn ma w
yufd, covering the matter as FAR 80
the navy department IN concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

cfMBEHl.ASn Wis. Aus 10
Christ Weld. farmer near Pnskin
lake. committed Fuipids today by de
liberueIy blowing m hln head with
dynamite lie placed a quantity Of
dynamite IN a hole In the ground
laid his head over n. aud touched on
the fuse Near by was found a piece
10 paper On which was written
Here I 80 and the Lord 80 with
rfr.4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
n Lead Pencil Factory.

CHAT-TASuoGA. Tenn AUG 70 -
Commercial bodies bets are making
an effort to establish biF lead rsn-
90 factory here Graphite ~ excel
lent quality aud In great quantities
has been discovered In Northern
Georgia. ard cedar ~ good quality
Tor pencils rxis3H here IA limiiless
quantities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
ANTI-IMPERIA
LEAGUE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. III. Aug t0.-Those OPP
posed 70 the present administration
Of affairs In the Philippine islands
have completed the organization n
this city of TIE Central Auil-fmpsri-
alist League. 10 cooperate with 9TH
er like bodies IN aroualnk 1pu1sitl m
60 the policy - expansion. This or
ranization IL not merely local. but u
intended q promote the hoId.n9 ~
meetings and 60 carry on general
agitation through the central wtat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
ASTORIA GETS
TERMINAL RATES

ASTORIA. or. Aus 10 Astoria
and all intermediate savmlll points
ON the line ~ che Astoria 4 colum-
hia River railroad vii seon be able
10 ship lumber ia Utah and Colorado
az the same rates as are enjoyed by
Portland and Puget sound ports.
This has been brought about by "a
Joint arrangement hetwsru the As
iafia rnad aud the southern Faelnr
&c the paetnc coast rnd. and several
Utah and Colorado lines Ia the field
10 be supplied. The joint tarid iH
now In prepa IA ton aud will be issued
IN a few daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
BELMONT TOOK
NO CHANCES

NEWPORT. H. l.. Aug. iO.-OlIver
II. p. Belmont, the millionaire, in at
tempting to turn his automobile at
full speed at the power station last
night. ran into the horsalass carrlsRe
OF Joseph Widener Of Philadelphia.
Both drivers got mixed IN regard
90 currents, and when collision up-
peared certain they Jumped for safe
~. The two machines came together
with n crash and brought up Against
the brick walls " the power station.
ssysral Epokes we're broken from
zach automobile. and their dash
boards wrecked. but the damage can
BE repaired OF an expense not ex-
ossdinE 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
MAS FAITH IN GOLD RUN

g svrnsan. a ciaim owner on Cold
Run, arrived In the ritY today on tho
steamer Queen when seen al the
Northern hotel h. H Star reporter
this morning. be- WAS carrying q
small satehol which contained pos
abiy about % pounds ~ gold
The lower portion ~ Gold Run
creek ia turning out we'll" he said.
This gold eHH taken from claim on
g. The bench claims m the Elou-
dixie district VIII yet prove the rich
cot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
TOWN RAIDED
BY BANDITS

cORRY. Pa. Aug 0-Ths section
OF this city In which PaWuea BiH'a
VITA West show was exhibiting w1a
the scene Of several DARING ha.dups
BIZ a masked band ~ a. least six men
shortly before midnight last night
The gang. who were all heavily arm
I'd. held at bay over 200 persons at
one time. They shattered all the arc
lights on the streets and had things
all their own way.