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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
VANOAlS ON
THE OLYMPIC
Articles Stolen and Wood
work Sis,hed for Relics.

BOSTON. Mass. Nov. iT-vAndais
In good clothes made a raid yesterday
on pewey's flagship the Olympia,
which lies out Of commission at the
navy yard docks. and as a result Wis
itorH are no longer allowed on board
II was clearly demonstrated ycsisr-
day that respectable appearance -
not always warrant Of honesty
for although Captain Johnson vas
careful 20 civ. passes only 10 those
Sho appeared TO he reliable. there
vas - much taken from the ship
that Il viii cost the government \
good deal to restore what was
stolen.
Perhap. a hundred people we're on
board between morning and aiEh..
and the damage they dif will
amount To many dollars per capita
Keys we're stolen from doors. desks
and lockers. keYn we're preferred.
and when they gave out bolts we're
taken. then door knobs: and at last
lacknfveE ver~ brought tnto action.
and the doors and other woodwork
slashed and Clipped for relies. =
The iootlnx ended with pieces 81 J.
inch cable. tools. machinery and
nails. They are wondering at the
yard where these people slowed the
mrmsutas on their trips Admiral
sampson issued orders that no one
be allowed passes to the ship tai she
Was cleared % everything sim the
visiting element continued to storm
the once q the captain Of the yard
today. and evidenced the usual saw
age feeling at being refused passes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
He Made a Full Confession While HI
to William RigIer.
Then GOT WELL AND ESCAPED
The Sensational Story Tod by Cape Nome
Miner Regarding The Slayer Of Mil
0naire Amos ]. Smell

White Ts'so the ons hunted murderer Of Amo. Smell /.
from with much co-roboratse
true During the eleven years maj Tas has been In hiding
many alleged eews have been offered the police but IN no m
NV ssn, rom ,hs sod dssnEa IN the 'spr Some district
miner who has lately returned from cane Nome nise
sytrx ,hs .,ran~, 1. IN, me nto "pt'a" mn ne
ysars he had been IN hiding from the chicago police Who want
said ha, at that time Their had Or $4,000 HE
eaPug, the hore Of earning detectives an
man adasd because va. IN s Me-, ~ -, an me ,s
Ts'so,, ssys many eari,asrs q ne RAD sns,s eoes
story in which convinced
good could be accomplished by sending vim as
aS., few ssy. ss,sr ab @ ps'oos hsp' ,sS
suddenly se,s, ~. host a~ that there vas chance or la
Ts,sS. ... Ts &c ss any %', to seFs TIA , s
night I.
RE.r and his at word :.
MISSING man ~ va. plain that he had no, lahsn rsaTs In any 3.
mp Nsns '. On nm, Inc sage and after long us ss',h
m.as his way out to es small boa, asd boarded .9m' rass
hardly run the rick Of remaining Alaska when MS story vas
the uo., sensational IN the police
history Of this country II occurred IN February ~ and beyond
pals Of WORK
., them OF peculiar advanced
real evidence to them brought I.
a,o. sns was Zen man "s Advanced 70 5ssf' sh,
the immediate vicinity N. renting e witch conducted
part February, sue rs1rnre
ss ara men .ppns hs s. men ' net w. ss
sssn and T s, s 1fs IN the one in gss It S5 aPrs
they ~.n se.,srs 70 the sa's aeo where IN moving around
down from his bedroom his nsht robe psai
We. ,s.r,, ~. YOU ID .eoeaa,sl. :
A. ne ,psss MI smell ira she, N the direction - tho hack
sh.r.. sursiar pas sosu dropped dead
bullets In HI. body .
4 4 4 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
TO DEVELOP
THE NORTH
Canadian and Pennsylvania
CAPITALISTS In q Scheme.

\ Washington dispatch to the
Montreal Herald Gays Senator No
MILAN. Of Michigan. IN cnthuEi1H-
tic Just INV in describing a move
men, BY which. he asserts. sault Ste
Mare, Michigan. ard sauit Hte Ma
RE ontario. will soon become one
~ the great MANUFACTURING csrtrrs
Of the continent. and BY which the
whole commerce % the lakes from
Duluth u Ruffato will be enormously
Increased. Incidentally. northern
Canada will be lneaicuiably benefit
81 though not at the exp-us" Of
the United States The senator re
turned to washington several days
ago from a trip which he made To
the rortprn peninsula OF Michigan.
and he vas led TO describe brisny
At that time tn. prniec, ny which
the upper lake region IL 10 be benc-
Afsf later he added 20 this descrip-
ton sefns intsr.stins details
Very few persons aeem to he
aware ~ the monumental railway
project by which the great lakes are
20 be connected with the Hudson
bay. More exactly. the railway linz
IL to extend from Saul, Ste Marie.
Mich. TO James Bay. the Iower end
81 Hudson nay. Fewer perHons
even have heard that part Of this
line IL already completed. Vnst va
tor facilities have been made avail
able at sault Ste. Marie, and these
will he enhanced In proportion by
reason OF the rail connection With
the great mineral and lumber re
sources Of the northern wilderness
The railway line forms most Tn
terestlnE project Not only II " %
connect the great lakes ~ the 500
with the Hudson bay. but II VIII tn
tersect the Canadian Pacific railroad
At a point where ready access viii be
had TO tho great mineral and arri-
cultural regions Of British Column
bla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
SEATTLE
INDUSTRIES
The Peerless Mil Co. Offers First.
Glass Opportunity for
Investors

Tho organization ~ the Peerless
MIN company. in this city. Is one ~
the latest and most striking in
stances that show the hold that So
attic is getting on the Oriental trade.
The demand for American goods
has become sn great, that la certain
lines It IL impossible IN supply the
trade with the goods NJ this section.
Cogulzaut ar those conditions
Mcssra Kelsey, Payne ana Afmitage
began an extensive series VI lnvcs-
legations They found that the flour
trade offered one Of the larEr4t
fields, and interesting some ~ the
hest-knuWu mon ~ that line IN this
section, with them they have or
Ranizcd a company that VIII proceed
at o1e' to the erection af q plant
with q capacity NJ Loo bills. daily
At present II r. impossible To ac#
quire stock Ia any milling company
Ia operation except at a figure far
above par, and II IA safe - say that
In q short time the little stock Of Tie
Peerless NH company that Is now
on the market VIII be subscribed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
OF INTEREST
ON THE COAST
Report Of the Qusrtermss-
tsr-GensrsI.

WASHINGTON. n. G. Nov s.
Several matters OF particular inter.
80, to the entire Pacific coast are
touched UPON In tn. annual report
Of tire quaztermnsterE general Of The
army. ASIDE from the ~rork and ex-
psnaiturer Of that department on
the Pacific coast. much space is lie.
voted TO the army transport service
IN the Philippines and at Honolulu
are all taken up and discussed
Tho appropriation for military
posts made by the last congress con-
tain>d provision by the last congress
contained provision for Fort Stevens.
Or. Magnolia hun and Marrow
stone point. WASH, and the quarter
masters department has apporiion-
ed TO these posts the following
amounts; Fort Stevens tBs. ass Mag
nolia Biur. sisoss. and Marrowstons
Point. N5.sts At Fort Stevens bar
racks are being ccnstruetsi for two
batteries Of artillery. at Marrow
stone Poiat.. for one battery In adj
dltion 90 these provisions. there has
been $4,000 available for the new
post near spokane. Proposals were
invited for the construction % one
double barrnck and one double set
OF officers quarters there. but owing
TO the great rise In the price % ma o
teriais and labor. the lowest bid was
much in excess u the amount appro-
prsated. and the controller Of the
treasury having decided that the
special appropriation could not be
supplemented BY the general appro-
priations. :, was Deemed best 90 re-
ject all bids received. and TO erect no
more buildings until congress ha J
appropriated sufficient money for
the purpose. For roads. walks and
crossings. however. there vas allot
ted from the amour, available - 90.
A satisfactory site for the artii-
isry in connection with the adopted
project for sea-coast defense has
been acquired at Chinook Point.
Wash. and Il IL expected that proper
title will soon be acquired.
At the beginning o. the last fiscal
year there ware IL vessels under
charter for service on the Pacific
ocean Transporting troops and sup
plies 10 the Philippines. During the
fiscal year is other vessels we're
chartered for service on the Pacific
ocean. The total amount paid dur
ing the last fiscal year on account Of
vessels chartered on the Pacific was
-. $40. o5o.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
SPORTING NEWS.

The AU-seattle football team go
TO Tacoma tomorrow to play the
Puyallup Indians The latter have
improved much since the game in
this city. The All-Seatiles have been
working more Of late. and Capt. Al
len has put considerable ginger in
the line. II should be a lively game.
The University Of Washington
play wilson's Business college to-
morrow afternoon Mt tho Y. NJ G. a.
grounds
Wilson's have good team I'm tho
field this year. The varsity boys
have made vast Improvement both
In line work and among the backs.
during the past two weeks. They
will put up a different game than
their last
Thanksgiving tho 4. Of W play
whitman for ire state champion.
ship in this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
FISHERMEN
ARE HAPPY

The fail season has been a proft-
able one for the fishermen a. Gray's
harbor. The seiners and ElIlnetters
have pronted most The trap men
have. as rule. 1ost money The
United States engineer In charge of
affairs on the harbor declared the
presence Of traps IN most localities
70 be a menace 10 the shipping and
ne trap fishermen we're smut out
Of the best fishing grounds At 9th
Of points their traps made small
catches.
A. D. Boardman. deputy fsh com
missioner. who has returned from a
trip to Gray's harbor. says the ash
buyers had spent about $50 600 for
FISH between August ~. the opening
of the fall season. and November ~,
the day he left All this money goes
10 the fishermen 8r. Boardman es-
Inmates much the larger portion II
1t was divided among the selnerH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

WArE1tVILLE Nov u nriR
Glen J y Mcintyre. Of seattle. has
been bound over - the December
term Of court Go answer to the
charge ~ arson His bail was fNed
at 1000 lie WAS represented by
col a. II Lindsay. u Seattle, and "a
local attorney The prosecution
only introduced sufficient evidence 10
secure the bonding over OF the de-
fendsnt Gen Mcintyre and hls at
turnsy left for Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
Chicago eroksr Missing

BooNvtfyfsF.. Mo Nov. IT'D +
Williams. q wealthy Chicago grain
broker. has been mystsrioualy miss
ing for the last ten days. Every
train arriving from Chicago and 81.
is here. anNiousiy awaiting his com
ing. she believes he has met with
foul play. He was here three weeks
ago. and when he returned 10 chi
caEo he promised to come back I'm
medlatsiy after tranAactinE some
important business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
FIERCE FIGHT WITH
KENTUCKY OUTLAWS

M1ppLEsnoRo Ky. NOV ii
Informal IN has reached here Of 4
terrible battle tat took place be.
tween citiHenu and a band OF noun
tain outlaws. who had been terror
irinE the county. In the nrht three
- the OUTLAWS we're Killed There Is
great excitement over the trouble
and the people are arm.uK them 9
selves The men Were regulators.
she had been abusing AGED women.
named HolIhfook and click
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
SNYDER WAS SLUCcED

H. W Snyder, whose residence ~
unknown. reported to Police One r
Wilkes last night that he had been
slugged and robbed on Yesler way
between Fifth aud Sixth avenues.
Snyder does not know the exact
time the robbery occurred He
claims that he had SIS on his person
which was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
lnsuisitive Girls.

wILKEsBARRE, Pa. Nov II
Annie Esllsh and Hattie Fritz. aged
II and Is years respectively. were
before United states Commissioner
Hahn today charged with opening n
letter addressed Miss AreroHA n
II alleged that they Steamed the let
ter and read the contents Al the
parties reside in Luzernc borough.
The girls were held for trial In $500
bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
BLAKE NOT GUILTY.

Dave Blake, a Washington street
saloon keeper was yesterday aequIt-
ted In Judge Cams court Of the
charge Of keeping his saloon open
on sunday. July %. Only three of
the sir Jurors summoned were pres
emit Those we're J. W. Allen. John
r.. Good and r. l.. Jacobson The
Jury returned verdict ~ not
guilty after being out for i've min
uteB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
ESPLih IN JAIL.

sheriff Van De Vnuter aud Depu=
~ Sheriff Wilson, returned from
Victoria yesterday afternoon, hay
Ink In custody Allan Eaplin, who
Jumped HIS bail la this city several
weeks ago lie WIS arrested by the
Victoria police Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
NEWsBovs' BALL.

The Seattle Newsboys' union viii
hold their annual masquerade ball
and cake-walk In the Armory tomOr-
row evening. The interior OF the
hall has been handsomely decorated.
There will be $3.50 worth Of prizes
awarded for the best dancers. cos
TUNES. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
Railroads Com bine.

SALT LAKE. Nov 1.-THE Color
ado 4 Southern. and the Colorado &
N dlanl railways have combined.
This vii make "a formidable rival Ga
the Denver & ITO Graude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
RAILWAY NOTES.

over 800 miles Of track were lad
Ia the United states last October.
i'p to November, this makes 200
miles - new track during the pres
sut year Iowa led all other states.
Tho neW Fort Dodge 4 Omaha Hud
the chartnn 4 Memphis lines are tho
cause n this.
one 81 the eonHuls Of the United
States has sent la a report on a
peculiar railroad which he found IN
operation in the county 81 Down.
ireland II ~ a combination ~ rail
aud pavement. both uf steel. AMI
on lt run more or lees conventional
care. with hanged wheels and. draw
by the same locomotive. freight
wagons with uufhnEcd wheels.
which on reaching the ends ~ the
railway Journey il lr only three
miles long continue on their journey
over ora nary roads at tho heels Of
ordinary horses
All the trains. % says the consul.
ARE mlEed trains - passenger and
goods on freight combined The
passenger line is built u steel rails.
outside II and adjoining which 10 a
lower line ~ steel rails The wagons
run on the lower outside rain. tte
lime rails FOR the cars are high
enough above the outer rails 60 act
an a guide 70 the wagons. keeping
them on the track There are no
terminal charges. 50 the cost -
handling - liEhI TSere II no de.
lay or difncuitg IN getting thu
wagons on OF on the end % the line
The cost af the road. including land
and al. vas about 81 $50 %
II has been nuFernted that mndi-
nratioh - thai pan might = ovr con
fcnient ana profitable ON some - the
suburban trolley lines in this coun-
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

Women's Dongola Shoes. with
Goodyear welt. sole extension
edge. laced and buttonrd shoes
that usually retail FOR q 20. are -
10 at st..ttss.tfss...'. % lt.'s
Misses and Chlldren's Dongala lace
and buttoned Shoes. spring heels.
all sizes. usual 81 goods FOR ....5Je
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

htss correspondent that Seattle
pole guards lie doesn't seem 10
such military
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

he did not have the
These African puhmen do
nshts and
o Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

the clutch Of
ot Of
heinz driven boldly from the
Crime II
Thousands Hesed and
and Intending To lynch
Tho militia called
a killed and
Crime ceased to
dominate city. immunity frghttul
Cincinnati Grim
thieves and huss walk
boldly police hypnoted The outlook
Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

abou, the pole We
telling where the troubles
NJ We plunged ar to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

Mems satin calf shoes. with leather
lining. double sole - oak tan
leather. bulldog toe. usual 40
sorts. az we Judge values. for. 81 %
Women'a Shoes of fine Wei KID, laced
OF butionrd. heavy OF dress Hoies.
a. you prefer. Hcw toe shapes.
usual 81 50 sorts. FOR. ............s 3c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

Registration town
may be expected next January \ follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

Northern Pacln miles water.
Of OF Destiny
Joined prosperity ownership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
VERY FINE SHOE VALUES

very rare collection Of bargains from the shoe store
grcets you today The most unusual selling results IN
unusual cleaning up Of stray lots All aizes
when the selling starts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
Boys Suits Cheaper

Boys Refer Suits Of fine West 81
England cloth. In dark browne.
Every scam IL silk sgWs ed. saicen
Innings. fsuitlcss styles. TIE price
st.s..s. s-tt.s.......s. .....ss aa-aV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
SN EATERS

Another lot - nne Sweaters WIN be
rchdyin the morning all wool. 60 BE-
sure. and fast eolorH Navy with
Hhlte borders. and maroon with
w'hitc- fairly worth ii.50 A. long
as these new lots last ..........f 81 %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

lots % navy blue or black Boucle Is
here. Is inches wide and worth Sae
a yard. You pay ...............e csc
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