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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
THE WINDOW
CLASS TRUST

HARTFORD CITY. Ind. July 25.-
All - the window glass factories in
Hartford ely we're optlaned TO the
trust and preventative from all
the factories attended the meeting
held ga Chicago for the purpose 81
perfcrtinE the trust. ouv Of the
owners says
The trust IL a so. They may tell
you that there are obstacles yet 10
overcome. but II you bad s.rn tho
manufacturers grabbing for the new
stock iaHucd by the trust. YOU would
think that the details had all been
disposed Of. The manufacturer who
pptiuned their plants can take their
pay In cash or partly in stock. but
nearly every manufacturer elected 20
take as much stock as he could con-
yenlentiy pay for.
The trust promoters do not at
tempt 10 disguise their contempt FOR
the cooperative movement which
the workmen have organized with a
view TO nghtlnE the trust. They aay
that "a hcn fl comes 10 a flght for tho
market the cooperative concerns
VIII collapse almost Immediately
When # comes to settling the wage
scale Tor next fan the workers are
going 10 have another surprise. In
stead Of having rival manufacturers
to play against one another they viii
have only the trust 10 deal with. and
The trust viii not be coerc,-i by the
threats OF what other factories will
de-. because the other factories viii
not be u sufficient capacity 10 cut
any figure IN the glass business"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
SETS A PRICE ON
The NOMINATION

srErBE$vfLLE. q. July 2B-R.
4. sehbti. a millionaire manufactur-
~ 81 CadiH. w1ho ia one 81 the many
candidates for the Republican nom
iaafiHn for congress In the niHteeuth
district. TO succeed the late LORENZO
Ianfor1. IL out IN card today. in
which he proposes what he calls a
practical solution u the nomination
problem. lie Gays ne has bs-rn
charged with parHimoay ia The mat
ter. but Is. in fact. willing to give
Eoedly sum la exchange Tot the
nomination.
he suggests that u be- put up for
sale 70 the highest bidder. and agree
10 start ths bidding at $4,000 n
dominated. he would give nothing
for tho ei@Ction. In order TO avoid
the GARFIELD law. bat he would agree
II give the whole salary 81 the Of.
Zee 70 the education Of young men
In the district. giving $40 per an
mum To four young men In each Of
the i've counties in the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
HORRORS OF
HYDROPHOBIA

COLUMBUS. Mo. July ga hcr-
rtble case u hyirophobla terminated
In the death lass night - the four
year-old child ~ J J. seairy. % Co
lursbia. TIE child developed the hrst
symptoms Friday and has since suf-
fervd continuous agony despite the
curious use Of ehieroforrn. The child
was bitten n days b~fprr the hrws
symptoms developed. By a pet dog
The wounds of the child heated
slowly and he was thought TO be cut
q danger Last Friday he seemed
unusually happy and healthy. when
playing in front u hia home a a-xro
buy snsseavored 10 srighten the child
by showing his teeth and initiating
the zrowis Of a dos and the child be-
came wild with horror and ran
shrickinK from the spot The negro.
alarru-l at the effects q his antics
atso fist and sacaped. The child i'm
metiateiy went into friKhtfui con
vulsions
TIE suffering % the child was 10
friKntfui that the parents admit that
death was a relief notable point
- the eaae waH that a dog which vnr
bitten BY the affected animal the
same day as the child. Developed the
SYN ptoms u hydruphoDia u days ar
ter receiving the wound. zhowlng
that the time required Tor the poison
20 take effect IN an lfFaal RaH the
same az required Tor a human being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
SMITH HAS THE
BEST CHANCE

BALTIMORE. Md. July 2b-tf
cnl John Walter smith. OF SNOW HUI
a stale senator ana congressman
from the nrst or eastern shore dis
trirt. docu not receive the nnmiua
tlon Tor governor g Will uul BE- be-
cause Lloyd Wilkinson, secretary 81
the Democratic state committee has
left stone unturuoi L. further his
candidacy Wilkinson VAS chs lead
~ % The Democrats Ia The house la
the las, Legislature, lie tn eiaH~
personal friend u German as we'll as
smith, and he has been eHeftiuH eN-
cry effort 10 make sure 20 the colon
81 p Bumlfsa tiuu.
Should German declarc hia open
support for either Col. smith OF Ed-
win Warfeld. he would undoubtedly
inlurs the cha nccs % hls fayarIte
Tor slrcuoa, as the Independent lie
ms-srats Will continue to opPnsc the
rleetioa of ans German n1au The
veteran leader Viii therefore. not Is
sue his Instructions until August T.
the night before the convention Hs-
Heuhirs They Will coms IN tric-
gram from Hpme northern r'snuft. hut
the mah he therein names viii b. the
next governor 81 Maryland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
A STRIKE MAY
BE THE RESULT

EAsToN. July s6.-Auother big
strike On the Lrhigh Valley railroad
r. threatened \ member - one II
the iaeai organizations Of railroad
employees il authority FOR the state
ment that within the next tWu weeks
there VIII be- held hce- one 81 tho
most important mcstlngn u the Fed
Grated Hrothgetuoin thai ever took
place IN the LehiEh valley chief
EnEinerr Arthur and tho head on
ciaia of the other federated orgsnita-
linaH. hr 7hd. are booked to be pres
ent
4 brotherhood man on che LchlRh
Naiieb road sand. during hln ,xpiaua-
ton uf the trouble. that all ihr.r men
who went ouu strike Hix years ago
aud subsequently, returned ta work.
have been t0eatc1 unfairly. that they
have been riNeu the meanvnt runs.
have hren suspended for tho least
pruvostti1nh. and have been compel
cd 60 fvmala idIe for long periods.
while new men. who took strikers
places. have been worked overtime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Girls Should Not Drink IL

NEW HAVEN. Conn, July 25.-
Investigation at the Connecticut Az
ricultural Experiment station In the
city shows that the greater part ~
the navorlng ayrups used In soda wa
ter are made from preparations uf
salicyelic acid and colorod with polls
onous dyes High grade chemicals
used In the old formula FOR soda
fountain drinks are expensive. con
sequently many Soda water fountain
uroprletors have substituted acids
and dyes. Reports show that the
procedure Of using acids and dyes Is
general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
OF
SOCIALISM

TOPEKA. Kan. July Is Thomas
4. WIN. late president 81 thv state
Agricultural college. - Ia Topeka.
lie says that thr Buffalo confcrvnec
- rrformrrs decided ta establish a
college % socialism tn Boston WI
gave out the following statement re
Eariins the proposed institution;
1t was resolved 81 establish q esul.
tvKc II social science. the foundation
principle ~ which 10 a guarantee OF
the most absolute liberty Of invrati-
Eatlon. teaching and publication. Re
preventative af liberal thought have
been offered positions IN the new col
lcxe. and Wal street. the railroads
corporations. monopotiea AMI the
trusts Will be- invited To- send repfs=
sentauves 81 their dostfihea 10 &C
turr and teach IN this college. thus
making sure tha, both sides arr civ.
cn the fullest opportunity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Mr.. FRAWLN
DENIES REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO. July 25--It r.
dented here that Mrs Blanche Bates.
the actress. ls IN private life Mrs. T.
Daniel Frawiey. but the belief Of
friends f. that the ceremony has been
performed.
Manager Frawley. when seen at
the theater, became greatly wrought
no over the fact that Mr.. Clarke
should have betrayed his cherished
secret. and threatened all sorts 81
dire vengeance on the popular come
dian. who. h. said. was getting even
for being let out Of the cOmpn ny.
He would not allow Miss Rates n
be interviewed. aa he preferred 10
assume the responsibility Of n de-
Mai himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
BURNED To DEATH
IN A STABLE

NASHVILLE. Ill. July 25.-MrH.
Christine Meyer. a prominent Ger
man resident Of the north part 81 the
county. was burned Ia death at her
horne. near Noting station. yester-
day. She was milking in stable.
when the building caught FIRE and
before aid could reach her she per
ished in the flames.
II was Mt first supposed that the
IRE and her Subsequent death were
the results Of an accident. and a yer
dict 10 that effect was returned by
the coruner's Jury. but today start -
ling developments have secured In
dleatinR that the IRE and death were
the results Of a crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
MISSOURI MAN
HAS WINGS

t.APuRTE. Ind. July %. Newton
kulIum. a Springfield. No inventor.
is working On the model ~ a lying
machine at Porter. tins state. whore
1hnnute last year made several rue-
seaaful trials. 4 trial Of the machine
vii De made the coming week II
IL built la the shape 81 boar. with
pointed cndH. the wings ARE little
IA front of the center aud aps lat r
higi iaHBiaU re- wings are aperst-
- by power and they gather enough
air 10 carry the machine. On the sumr
principle that bird files. kullum
Win make an aerial voyage al Spring
uold. II the trial trip pr1yvg sue
ooaHful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
=s=a---s=-----a-
FOR SUNDAY CLOSING.

Tho local union officers and mem
beers Of the Christian Endcavor SO
eietics are working hard ON their
scheme to have the theatres and
other places of the kind in Seattle
closed ON Sunday. The good Citiz-
enahip IS working with other organ
izatious In the city IN the matter.
and have already secured consider
able Information which Il is expect
81 will assist the officers OF the law
Tn the performance OF their duties
In connection with Sunday closing
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the last moment something viii not
develop to vet back the plans.
II in stated thaf options have al
ready been accepted on ~ plants 70
presenting 20 per cent. of thr wou-
ted yarn HpindloH M CONN and
Mr James. Of ilunlun. who nrr to DE
here this week IN the interest Of the
combination. VIII hold consultations
with the nrna ati.l outside. Tho opin=
Ion. however iH that the movement
VIII So through. whether terms are
made with these outside or not e.
Campbell Is said tu b. the general
choice for president ~ the new conn
blnatipa, hut the other officers ufr
not yet determined upon Tho new
organization wit be known aH the
United States Narst-d Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
PROGRESS OF
WORSTED TRUST

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July "a
This week ~ likely TO be an import
ant one for the worsted yarn trust
The promoters OF che enterprise are
expected to arrive from Hoaton. and
II IL the general belief that. before
the close Of the week, the big comhin-
alton viii be accomplished. However.
even those who are most thorough
In touch with the plans Of the pro-
mOters do not feel confident that at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
A LINE MAN
ELECTROCUTED

BRADFORD Pa. July 25.--Cyruu
Davis. q linrmau. employed by the
Western Union Telegraph company.
vas electrocuted here today on top
81 a 3o-fout pole.
The man was aeen 10 twiteh slight
~, while blue flame arose from the
hand that clutched the wire A spec
tat9r who witnessed the mans predi-
camcut turned IN an alarm Of nrc.
aud soon hundreds ~ people were az
the scene. watching a slKht that was
terrifying ia che extreme. With
great deal 81 difficulty the body was
disenEaEei and lowered 20 the side
walk below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Resume Of Old Wages.

SHARON. Pa. July IS The blast
furnace employees at sharpzvllie. who
declared a strike July f1r an al
vance OF % cents a day. returned 10
vurk today Al the oid rate 81 wages
About 40 men we're involved The
strike caused a heavy loss tn the
atIaratnra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
TEA GROWN IN
THIS COUNTRY

WASHINGTON. =. g. July = -
Agricultural department officials re-
ecisei the Information this wcek that
American grown tea has been placed
on sale at N~s York for the nrHt
time IN the history of this country.
II var the product % the tea farm
AZ Fiushur-i. 20 miles from Charles
ton. = g. where expert ents ia the
culture ~ this plant have been under
way Tor the plat twenty years The
last crop was sent e. View York. and
snid "A wholesale priera. and since
placed on sale at retail II f. repre-
seufed a. American tea, and brings
a higher price than the rhrcat varie-
- of Chinese or japanese tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
MODELLED AT TER
DAMON OF OLD

INDEPENDENCE. Kan. July IT,
Preparations are being made az
Aukihi. l. T, for the execution to-
morrow at sunset Of Walia Tonka,
the ChDctaw who was convicted by
the Indian court 81 killing his uncle
two years ago and sentenced TO be
shot. He has been allowed to so
81 here he pleased pending appeals.
on his promise to return on the APP
pointed dag lie has been all over
the country but rcturnei a few days
ago to be shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25

II appears from the returns Of the
inspectors to the bureau u inmiera-
ton that the arrivals In this couu-
try during the fiscal year ended June
30 last numbered sit.s7s--an increase
OF s2.57s over the total immigration Of
the previous year. The greatest In
crease occurred In the months q May
and June. when the arrivals number
ed s3.s5t and 1850 respectively. or
42.27s more than during the CORES
pondlnR months In 1898. In that
year immigration wns abnormally
low. owing probably to the war
with Spain still. II the rate Of in
crease noted for the two months
named should be maintained. the
number 81 immigrants to arrive dur
ing the current year. on a conserva-
tive estimate. would be $50 600. or
more than have arrived during any
year since 1892.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
TO the REFoRMAToRV

Pearl Boyd, an inoorrigible girl.
who lives with her mother at 25lf
Third avenue. was taken in charge
by the poliec this week. She is only
II years old. but f. given a bad name
by the police. Mrs. Ahhic Boyd,
Peari's mother. Will probably con-
ssnt 20 having her placed In the
girls reform school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
ROBBED A THIEF
OF HIS GIRL

BETHLEHEM. Pa. July q The
south Bethlehem supply Company
store was robbed OF $500 worth ~
su1yis couple Of nights aRo by
thieves. who climbed an awning poi.
20 feet 20 reach an open window
Last night one 81 the thieves con-
fsHssd 10 the police because one u
his pals had robbed him Of the anec-
lions Of his best girl.
As a result Of the confession Rich
ard BHttenberg and Robert Koch.
neither over 10 years old, are under
arrest. Three aceOmpliocs who left
for Philadelphia. are beinK searched
for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
FARM Frs FIGHT
THE SEWER

WASHINGTON. y. e. July e.
Attorney n. G witheru. u Carroll
ton. H., who arrived here to-day viii
Friday enter suit Ia tho court Of
claims for $500. 900 against tho gov
eminent. lie represents farmers and
and owners along the Illinois rlN9r#
who cate that the maintenance
OF the Federal dams across the MIN
uia river at kampsvllie and La
Grand, has damaged thvlr property
20 the amount claimed
1'hla suit ia really tbs or-uinE ur
she night against the chicago drain
age canal, the object or the property
owners being 10 fotcr the removal IF
the dams before the canal is opened
ntr business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Dynamite for Filipinos.

WASHINGTON. - <. July es-
Dynamite la 10 tc uHal by the Amer
lean troops in the fail campaign
against the ffiipuoH. is Induce them
To recognize the Sovereignty II TIE
United Staten over the archipelago.
Preparations are being made by
the ordnance department ~ the army
To- supply Geu. otis command with
a battery - six Sims Dudley dyna-
mite pneumatic guns. sixteen 81 the
number having been delivered and
are upw ready fur HerViCe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Death From Tight Shoes

SEW YORK. July 2s-The death
today ~ Charles smith. IS years old.
II No. 1869 Grand street. brooklyn.
frpm eryHipelas. WAS primarily due
to a pair Of tigbt-nttiuR shoes. which
he bought about thrcc weeks ago.
ono 81 them plurhrd his right foot.
aud the irritation brought on cry
HipclaH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
FATAL FIGHT IN
A COURT HOUSE

TENAftkASA. TX. Juiy 80
News reaches here late this after
noon Of terrible nRhf at New Hos
tun. TEX. 20 miles urat the county
SCAT e Bowie county The nKht 81 as
between VIII Hayes. aimuu Hayes
and iihii Hayes on nn~ side AMI Jack
FrliH. John Ff1N and Ira Smith on
the Other siis. II Is aiHieuit o. learn
the Particular
The nrht started over a quarrel
regarding barbed wirr Tense b..
TWEEN RImpn Hayes and Jack rrN'H
farms TIE men had fought On sun
day week ana were At the court.
housr Tor trial when the battle bc.
anH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
SPARROWS ARE
OF SOME USE

BOSTON. Mass. July 25.-Mayor
quincy led a sparrow crusade last
spring The special sparrow chasers
destroyed the neieis ~ the Hparrows
and such eggs ~ could be found All
the tree holes were plugged up 10
that the birds could not build anew
Ia the old places.
Now comes the plague of flying
and creeping things. Men and wo-
men complain that they cannot at
on the b. inches under the trees be-
cause they are covered with insects
The sparrows formerly ate these
bugs up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25

Reports from Manila coming by
way Of the transport Newport. with
OFT censorship or Official editing.
agree a. to tiis ezhausting effect up
on the troops Of continuous cam
paigning IN a tropical climate. Most
Of the volunteer regiments which
bore the brunt u the lighting. have
q per cent. Of their men on the sick
list. while tho losses In Killed and
wounded up 10 June 10 range from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
To Overhaul Wsrboats.

wAsHfSgToN. u. G. July So
At a est Il tst5. eoo. the famous
cruiser Raleigh, which figured ~
prominently IN the battle ~ Manila.
- 70 be- extensively repaired and
oNorhauicd at Portsmouth, y ~ Her
sister snip. the Cincinnati. viii uu.
derFp a similar renewal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
.PANA EDITORS
NOT POPULAR

PASA. III. July .s-9TiYe Daily
Beacon Light. the LEADING Republi-
can paper ~ this city. changed pro
prietorrhlp today. Rev. L. =. Oil
NEE. pastor % the Methods, church
assuming ouHtrul vice William Child-
fets. Who left the city upna the de-
parturr u the soidisrs and negro
miners. taking warBux from NJ
known sources. Thr new editor ID a
recent funeral sermon referred 10 the
union men as anarchists and Molly
MaKuires. and there = ruuar that
he. too. has already received natlre
10 auit the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
AN ANTITRUST
DEMONSTRATION

CHICAGO. III. July 7s--The chi.
csgo Antitrust League has decided
~ hold a big antitrust demonstrs-
ton and mas meeting In burlington
park August . Invitations have been
sent 10 many prominent men In
the country. and among them who
have accepted the Invitation 20 BE-
present and speak are.
William Jennings bryan. Gov. Pm
gree. 81 Michigan. ex-senator John
". Palmer and Charles W. Ferguson
u Rockford. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Seeders and Drills Advance

CHICAGO. July Manufacture
ors Of drill and sccder implements
have decided to make an advance
ment Of 10 per cent. In the price or
secdera and drills This action was
taken, II Is said. on account or the
largo advance that has been made in
iron aud steel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Killed by a Kissing Bug

DIES MONIES. July % Mary a.
Vaughan. a young woman of Cedar
Falls. died last night from the sting
u a kissing bug. She WAS bitten on
the lip while sitting on the lawn on
saturday evening. Her face swelled
up Immediately. and the swelling cx-
tended to her entire body. PhyEici-
ans could do nothing and she died in
great agony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25

W1ttIAMsPORT. IA. July -
Ratiiesnakra are reported 80 pienti-
ful In fhe mountains up Loyaiaock
creek that the lumber and bark Job
b. ~ are having trouble g. keep their
msu a. work. puj many are desert
ms The camps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Sold to Wire Trust.

PLATTsBURG. y Y. July est
~ reported on good authority that
the American steel q Wire Company
has purchased the iron mines and
Iron property Of Withcrbeo. Sherman
4 Co. At Port Henry Essex county.
\. " The price paid is said To be
81. SOC. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
English Invest In OIL Land

NEW YORK. July = Count & p.
r. carTacriwii. the mining ard oh
expert. returned FROM London taday.
after having teen Instrumental In
procuring the Investment - tteao
90 af British capital In American oil
lands. Count carfacristi Waa sum
mousd % London about month
aEo for consultation over the par.
chase - za.o9o acres af otl land IN
ohio and West Virginia The roant
bad examined the property and bad
advised that tho purri ass b. made
This vas done. the priv~ being g.
COO 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Valuable Rings Stolen.

BOSTON. Moss. July Pawn
shop inspectors are trYinN "a md
three rings. alleged 10 have been
stolen from Mr. Thayer. At the Hai.
land house in New York. tnHa weeks
aEo. Thr rings. = ruby. a marqu -
and a solitaire diamond engagement
ring. WE'RE valued a. about Sc. coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25

loo to $50 per regiment AZ the time
the Newport left Manila the voluu-
tcer regiments were able Ia muster
scarcely an average OF go men each
for duty. These are unpleasant facts,
ainee they Indicate clearly the high
dcgrre Of sacrifice required II Amer
loan soldiers IN the Philippine cam
paiEn We must pay dearly no
doubt. Tor our slice ~ empire In the
Eaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
C. =. Bell Arrested.

MONTREAL. July 25.-GcorRe r,
Bell. the man who Fwore he stole the
Carranza letter. and for whose arrest
q warrant was issued on Saturday,
charging him with the theft Of the
letter. surrendered himself today. tie
was released on $500 bail for his APP
pearauec at the preliminary trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
PULLMAN MAY
BE DIVORCED

CHICAGO. july Is -tivorsv ri
Pullman. sop of the late palace ear
magnatc. II at Ions ttranch
Mrs, GeorKc NJ Pullman. formerly
Miss i.yuu Frrnhld. h at her fathers
home In this city They have lived
apart Tor many months. and there
urc renewed REPORTS af a auit for
diyorcc being instituted. DISCRETION
may be the ground alleged.
n a suit Is brought STEPS viii be
takvn t. insurr secrecy. Mrs. Pull
man, sr.. is said g. wish her son to
sue. ana rumur has Il that she has
ia Wow anolher ALLIANCE Cor hun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Gould Must Pay Duty.

NEW YORK. July 25.=-Georr- ].
Gould viii tave to pay s. 900 duty on
an imported ever and basin valued
at $4,000 The articles were import
ed over year ago and the duty has
been In iiuRnt ton since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Data on Cancer Study.

LONDON. July 70 In the house Of
commons today Mr. Hro1erick. par
liameutary foreign secretary. prom
ised 10 ask the British embassy at
Washington 20 procure the reports
af the Huralo laboratory on the
study OF cancer IN that Institution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Crusade Of Women.

ATLANTA. Ga. July 25.-The wife
Of FORMER Congressman W. II. Fen
ton Is starting a crusade to stop the
war In tho Philippines. In n cir
culnr addressed 10 the women or the
land she charactcrizcs the present
struggle as a slaughter Of the in.
and an "unholy war"