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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
WHIPPED HIM.
lspocIaI Correlpondanoel

COLUMBUS, O., April b.-James
Hexter. a railroad man employed
on the Big -Four, Was badly beaten
on Spruce street by three women,
armed with heavy rawhide whips
The women are sisters, Ida and
Laura Cowden and Mrs Jennie Ma
iorr. They claimed that HeXter had
taken n diamond ring belonging to
Mrs. Majors and given 1t to another
woman. The whipped man claims
that he never was In possession OF
the ring belonging to Mrs Majors.
aud saws that he will have the en-
tire crowd arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
TWO FIGHT BLOODY DUEL
and ONES CUT TO DEATH
WIFE or JEALOUS PARTICIPANT WITNESSES TINE
BnTTLE-sTaiNs HER LIPS WITH DYING
HUSBANDS BLOOD.
IN SECLUDED STREET.

April iiJsck Johnson. railroad man and
and spectacular duel
They literally
instisated the
~ undue intimacy with Mrs Johnson
the city hospitala There
% parkerH
together each time stshbug
offered inter
ended III The fcu and
ground. Of blood longer nEh
The sidewalk
4 hsri tips andeh ee44
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Cort Gets a Thestsr.

HELENA. Mont, April lit "
reported that John Cort Of Seattle
today purchased the Helena opera
house, including the ground and Ave
adjoining lots belonging To the Wing
estate.
Mr.. Cort has been In negotiation
with the receiver OF the First Ma
tionnl bank for some time past. lie
Dame here yesterday and this morn
ing closed the deal.
n Is the intention ~ Mr.. Cort to
bring the Helena opera house Into
his Northwestern theatrical circuit
The house f. one Of the finest In the
Nnrthxeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
FAST Line
FOR THREE

PHILADELPHIA. Aprl IA
trolley line from Washington % Hal
timofe with a branch to Annapolis
unf a eyatem FOR thn last named
city. viii be built this SUMMER hy
a Cleveland syndicate. organised hB
inmprveht Bros James ChfiHty.
tf aud r y wilcox
The company has bought right OF
way ard vii build "a double track
line Tor fast travel Tho line vii b.
Il miles lens. between Baltimore
and Washington Half way be
tween those rIflaa the Annapolis
line viii branch on. \ long term
franchise has been secured for a line
covering Annapolis for ioeat tfaflr
one power plant will supply all the
power. The company has 81 sEe. eaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
DENIES That HE
VAS ABUSED
NsrIa Cg1ihee Demands Inquest
on Lenau.

t5ea the urgent request q sher-
= cstlhee Coroner Hoys has con
Hzisd % hold an Inquest over ghe
''fg u l. ,. Lenau. who died yes
hFi&y IN the county jail owing To
e reports that have been circuiat-
= l1tim4ting cruelty on the part Of
y authorities In auistinz the I'M
Af'anai@ man. the sheriff deemed
, fise 70 hold an inquest. which ia
'E5sriea 70 dixpel any miss pprehsn-
20 a. 70 the direct cause of death.
. Leaaa vas 4 powerful swede and
true that much force was ne
-'s.-fy % overpoWer him.
-oonsr Heye said today that
so the man fell % the floor of his
- Y vas taken with a stroke Of
ssepiexy, 70 which he would have
...s1inbef had he not broken his
~ Inquest viii be held ~ 10
.-Ntk tonorr0w morning At But
''Fsorths marEue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
.CUBA'S IN
QUANDARY
Plat Amendment the
Flesh Thorn.

HAVANA ApHI n The .unau
tutiouNi convention i# lu quaud
HrN UNtt what course Go pursue. fu
View uf the latest Developments. II
IT, uusslhi" that the convention WaN
ask Coz hr daaulfrsI. uuirHE -uWr en-
vaurH cement II received from Wash
iuEtun HH o. the future SEQ ftr There
has been practically uuur
WASiuNGTuN. u. g.. Apul N
tnhamurh ha fHf failure uu the part
OF the constitutional convention O.
accept the Plat amendment wuult
leave matters between tho United
states and cuba IN AN exceedingly
strained condition. II is deemed prob
able that this government would
consent Co entertaining r. coufrruures
committee from the Islands. should
such proposal be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
{ S. OFFICERS CAPTURE
JOHN ALBERT $4,000.
FAMOUS GOuNTERFEITER
rsowu. susPEcrIKe q DIFFERENT CRIME, CHASED
MIN, AND NE TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF as Nc
aaR-PRIcELEss OUTFIT ukEhRrhEp.

KEW YORK. uChiet
s surerin,endcd the
II Following clue found OF
had been
bis officers
swed this house priceless
and the huntedfr which
counterfeit 50kouer
= H. sse-kroneF ~ the a Copenhagen
yrx suspected entirely crime BY
feush ana while running
,sar
caiea and sweden Tor the making
"a asnaniaaien notes
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STOLE $50 AND
MAILED 1T BACK
Strassburg Was Repeniani Case
OF Cold Feet.

Claire sfraasburg. alias lines. ALA
". Alien. a Young man about town
who poses as a saiesman. has come
again to grief. This time he stands
in a fair way Of serving a Lengthy
term in jail. as he 10 charged with
having stolen SO from the store Of
O.. +. nakoloKon at 1901 First ave-
nue..
The FIRST knowledge the police nd
u the theft Of the money waE yra
to-day about noon, when uak uIogon
tslsphonsd headquarters, About 20
minutes later Detective Crane WAS
detailed on the case. and BY quick
work had strnssburg Ia jail at 6. %
o clock last evening
Tipped the Vest.
Il appears from facts In the pos
session Of Chief Meredith. that tor
the past week strHHsburE has beua
in the employ % the queen Ctty
Manufacturing Co. Yesterday morn
lug he went TO bokologon's place OF
business 70 take an order fer soft
drinks which the Queen city people
manufacture. while strasshufg was
iu the atofs Dukologuu hal coca.
zion 70 leave for a short t.ne. Up
on his return he found that the
young man had left. and few mo-
meutH later discovered that so had
been taken cut Of his vest. which ne
had left hanging on the wall
Detective Crane obtained a good
description Of straasburg and start
ed TO work on the case.
Ioestsd His ssn.
He located his man AZ the Airing
ton hotel. Crane questioned strass-
burg closely and tho latter finally
admitted ha had stolen the money,
but told Crane that he had mailed
~ back 10 Dokologon.
Today an investigation made de-
veioped the story told by the prts-
oner WAS true--Dokologon had re-
ceivsd his package.
StrasshurE offers no excuse for
taking the money. Recently he was
arrested by Detective Lane on sus-
plcion OF having stolen goods from
the Bon Marche. His record In Sc
attic f. very unsavory.
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Ne DEPUTY ebsHu Vuiam#
pHrina the dHf yesterday fIandea.
time gambling vHH 800 order and lu
fuuuH IN thu yrur az thr rsaffH thu
familiHH click ct thr roulette wheel
COULD rs heard lfnrp aud uuk
rHus# HeHe alHn running tHHt HfrH#
lu# IA 1.sHu. u,tHIHln HHd Union
DIuH# removed th. barriers fraa
their front entrances. aud crowds
srtH#d into the houses. Hud fhs HUSKY
,uirHd daHIers could Hr heard crying
come hafs COME ON. come au# the
money Is here. the money n yours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
H0RRID CRIME.

BUTTE. Mont April The cur-
puerta Jury In the case Of little Ev-
eiyn Blswett, has returned verdict
q asath at the hands % John warne.
In xhp.s partially burned Matchbox
the little Eiri's body was fnssud. II
IL charged that Warus. after com
hitting an assault on the giri, Kill
"a her - q blow on the head and
then set IRE 70 the Matchbox 70 Do
away With evidence uf the crime.
warns l. under arrest. lie protests
~ q fFrnrawf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
ON GRAVE
SUSPICION
seeluse May Know Too
Much About Fire.

ST. LOUIS. No. April ti.-EiEh-
teen persons narrowly escaped ere
nation AZ 3 o'clock fhis morning IN
a IRE which destroyed three one
story frame houses On the South
side.
Conrad I.ehr. Fscluse. Who owned
the building has been arrested on
suspicion ~ knowing hps the flames
originated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
DEAD BODY
OF BAILIFF
Found Near River M opth-
Mystery Cleared.

VANCOUVER, BE, April 1.-THE
mystery Of the tisappearanco in last
December Of Vim. Rowan, BALL Of
Eburn, has been cleared up by the
finding Of his body near tho mouth
Of the Fraser river II IL supposed
that while Rowan was engaged In
keeping watch over a store OF valu-
able goods. ne fell from a wharf into
the river and was drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
HARB0R BU0YS
VERY SHORT SUIT
There Are Only Five Where Ten
Are Needed.

shippers u Seattle have azaln
been made % suffer from the lack %
e sufficient number u muariug buoys
Ia the harbor Yesterday afternoon
the chip Sierra CordoVa finished
At Smiths cove and her mastes
wanted % tie 90 a buoy There was
not one available. however. and the
ship had 70 drop her anchor In deep
water Only Ave buovs are now in
the harhor where eight Of 10 would
not be Ia excess. AH the steamers
and other vessels which are 10 en-
Ter the Nome trade begin To arrive
tn Seattle. the need Of the new bu0ys
viii become more evident and they
viii probably have % be secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
PATRICK
Is HELD
BY the Grand Jury on
Forgery Charge.

NEW YORK. April ii.--Lawyer
Albert r. Patrick and his compan =
Ions. Short and Myers. wsrr held ~
the grand jury this afternoon on the
charge os forgery In connection with
the VIII % Mliliouaire VIM. Hics.
Justice Jerome vii render his de-
eisiou Monday Is 70 whether Patrick
IL 90 be held on the murder charge.
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ruE Only Paper I'm
! ssattle That Dares
print the News : ; :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
WILL TRY
TO AGREE
Jersey Central Meets
Brotherhood Chiefs.

Wv YORK. April ii.At two
o'clock this afternoon conference
aus railway hruthrrhoads and the of.
telala uf the Jersey Central VIII be-
held. al which. 10 D. confidently he
lieNrd. an nmicRhle agreement will
b. reached concerning the demands
81 the employees. and a strike thus
aNaIted
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NEW YORK, April II. ~ Eight
huge cases nlled with clothing and
supplies for the Esqulmaux Of Attu
and others OF the Aleutian islands,
have been gotten together here
and will be forwarded to Seattle
for shipment north. The collection
Of these supplies was made mainly
through the efforts OF Capt Clark,
formerly 1f tho United States rev
enue cutter service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
ON TRIAL
FOR LIFE
Queer WritS AreiAsked
for in Kentucky.

FAHkronr Ky. Apru II When
lhr Ripley lesoebeb murder ease uaa
resumed this morning subpoena
was Fftntet requiring the l.nuiaFtiir
q Nasty lle Railway Go. ta produce
the bills Of ladinE showing The ship
mrut of Huua from thr udiutHut Eeus
erals office 10 Ripley ON the day pre-
cedinE the HHaas siuhtlon uf UaebeI
\ subpoena WAS also asked for re
quirinK the telegraph manager at
Eminenee. Ky. 90 produce all mess
aEcH received By Ripley for one year
back
The featimons submitted this
morning was unimporthnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Invited TO Bremerton.

An invitation has been extended -
the chamber Of commerce by Capt.
RurweII. commandant 81 the Puget
sound naval station, asking the
members Of that body 70 visit the
n s. s. lows while on the dry dock.
.rbe steamer pawtucket viii be put
al the disposal 81 the chamber when
ever the members desire 10 make the
trir The Invitation was uuanim
ousfy accepted ~ the members o.
Inc chamber and the secretary vas
tnstrueted 10 consult the weather bi-
reott I'm regard 20 the date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
AWFUL. DEATH.

NEW YORK, April ii.--When the
last niRht-load had been placed in
the elevator ~ the a. Rsade estab-
iishment. Frank Muehlsisen, the op-
orator, found no room within the
"a, FOR him. lie climbed on tha top
OF the car to ride. ana 80 ne neareu
the roof he realized that the elevator
was beyond his control. lie was
sioyyIv eru@hed 20 death between tie
Tor n the car and the ceiling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
HEY TAKE THE
WRONG BERTHS

ara many boats whose mast
's's a bad he BIT y tlsing up 10
h''' dock thst strikes thslr fan
1a'ls are coming In AZ the hsr-
Masters office continually ark
!. Dl az y eject these lntrud-
!. ~ soon ~ they are driven on
:. o"fns bsok again Sometimes
a.. me harbor master gets 20 an
- Aonabls boAt. the captain has
- Town ard the vessel cannot
s''t1. The crowded condition
a-ea Natef front 9 a good
'A's % uaa e.ty's growth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

The Alaska Commercial e =
steamer bertha viii sail FOR Valdes
and Nskutat a. o'clock tonight
from HchWahacher's wharf sha
u this morning LOADING freight At
the Ocean daek
over 81 passengers. principally
mining men. will g. north on her
A large cargo 20 general MERRIAM
dis~ vii also b. shipped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
DEAD MAN
IN A BOAT

NIAGARA FALLS, ont, April E
Carctakrr Waodeaek ~ Navy ISLAND
noticed R beat floating ln tho Mas
ara river about "A mile above the
Canadian falls.
lie rowed oat aud found "a dead
man lying lu thu bottom 90 a. with
his legs under the seat. and hia head
lea about three inches ~ wut-r.
The dead nan Naa Identified -
Elmer Jones. about s. years old -
Buffalo.
n L. supposed he vas crossing
near Bunalo. died from over exey-
ton 90 rowing the boat. ara drifted
down the Canadian channel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
INTERFERED.

LOUIsvfLtE KY, April 1.-THE
police interfsred IN tho eleventh
round and stopped the fight between
Tom CouhiE Of Dunkirk, ~. y. and
Eddie Connolly Of New Brunswick.
~. J. The decision was given TO
couhig. Connolly was ali but knock
ed out when the police interfered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
PRINCELY GIFT

CHICAGO April il.-Mr.. 7. =.
Armour and her son. J. Ogden Arm
our, today paid over 20 the truste -
20 tbs Armour Institute. in this eltg
81 600 90. additional gift ~ the MI
% the late Phillip y. Armour. The
bsutfteauas comes a. a surpFIss e.
even the Nest intimate friends -
the institute. the portion % ~ all
relating % the Eift not having been
made public before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
WAS FINED 500
FOR SH0PLIFTlNG

MrH. Frances Cook, arrested last
Friday BY PatrOlmeu DeiEh and Her
aid on charge II phopliftiug. was
fned 800 and costs by Police Judge
George today. She took an appeal
70 the superior court. Her bonds
were Fixed az 800. Attorney j.. d.
Hughes acted On her behalf. III de-
vetaped al the trial that she had
goods IN her possession which had
been stolen from ,the Hon Marche
and The Leader
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The steamship Centennial L. today
loading freight AT Hehw bar har 3
y harg she = scheduled 10 sail fuf
Honolulu tonight. but if b. doubtful
whether ahn all get away before to
morrow morning The trip VIII b.
made with a cargo = general mef-
rhnndise and IS EasNrnErra. After
this voyage the Centennial VIII en-
ter the Nome trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Hesvy Bond Issue.

wHATCOM. April lit was do
eidsd at n meeting OF the board Of
directors ~ the BeilinEham Bay a
Eastern Railway Co. to issue {JOO,-
600 bonds 20 cover tho expense OF ex-
tending that road from Whatoom 10
wiekersham, 20 connecte at the lat
ter point with the Northern Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
New Fishing Schooner.

A new dahinR schooner. the Jennie
r. owned BY James TIM mas mao.
a., s.nrearance. She IS a small boat
~ feet IN length. and rs built Tor
g,,,sad and safety. The new feasel
y,ss launched q few days ago At Bal
1,r1 and Will have her maats put ~
tbia week When completed she VIII
enter the fishing trade from TINS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Goodbye, Taeom al

TACOMA. April ti.-Chairman
Lister announces that the Offices of
the state board OF audit and control
will be removed to Olympia next
week, In pursuance Of the wishes OF
Gov. Rogers Temporary quarters
will be taken up in the Stuart block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
PILOT is
ACQUIT TED
I,rdan BIameleSS for
Janeiro Wreck,

~ FRANCISCO Arrl a. Ny
~ y I'VE 10 one. the state board
..a.,~ cemmiSsiOners has nc-
~ ,stlsf Frederick Jordan from
pt - he wreck af the steam
- a. IsneIf0. AMI has restor-
a.. feensf.
- iority he'd that thc wreck
rsrtter - misfortune rather
y, a bad seamanseip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Must Burn His Home.

The county commissioners yestsr-
day served notice 90 Alvin Butler ~
Malthy. directing him 20 burn he
dwelling. which has recently been In
fsctsd by smaiipox The honss u
said 20 be In - dllapidatcd con
diti0n ss 10 prevent thorough fufnig-
alton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Inspecting Labor.

1ANAtMO. ~ g., April 1.-The
ro.,ei commission appointed 70 *.
anime into the condition n Oriental
labor and Immigration Tor THE prov
iuce f. sitting AT Nanaiinn. Mafe
80 IN xottneaaes, supplied by tho
,rr.d.s and Labor council VIII have
been examined by the end OF tho
weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
ADJOURNED

WASHINGTON. April With
this mornings session the Congress
Of the Military order 81 the Loyal
Legion adjourned. 10 meet I'M San
Francisco I'm April Of 1905. The meet
Ing was devoted to the consideration
OF proposed amendments 10 the con
Rtitution. Practically NJ changes
=s@rA u1da.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Dead at oil Years.

PULLMAN. Apui r. - Reuben
Wright Of Pullman in dead. a. the
age Of Il years He was one 81 the
oldest and bsst-known pl0nsers q
whitman county. lie crossed the
Plains tn ISIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Cheyenne to President.

WAsHTNGTON. -. G. April IL
The president. upon the earnest in
vffatipu ~ Senator Warren 81 wy
oruinF. has agreed 10 st0p-over ~
Cheyenne when he and his party pass
that way on their Western tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
VANDALS WRECK FINE MONUMENT.

from the base and thrown TO the
ground. and a bronze shield was
forced from tta place ana carried
away whole. The scales which the
figure % Justice held in hand we're
stolru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
SHOT FROM
HORSEBACK
Rsssisn Captain Killed Near
Sumner Palace.

sERIrS. April IA dispatch 70
- Lokai Anzs ger from PeklB
essss that Capt. Rsrtsch. Russian.
"a bsen skos ard killed near the
anzsr palace. y hiie hursebacS rid
=
aERLIN. April IA Dispatch
lsm rsksn kays that inquiries tend
skas that he shooting was acei-
ssslai
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VANCOUVER. = g. April IL
J. G. McI.aEan. editor ani owner Or
the vancouver World, r. dead here.
az the age u s. years. lie VAS vide
~ known as newspaper man
throughout western Canada.
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otKfakNn. CA. April fi.-Aisx-
Estsr Mckenzie. until recently re-
sAse l0r Meme mines. - iyinK dan
grs izly d m jail here. where he IA
arT.n< q one years sentence for
unitmpt % court.
xsEenzie .asE rs nerve after the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
He is DANGEROUSLY I'LL IN PRISON

decision tmrrisoulnE him. and has
hen steadily falling since. His at
turueNA urge his release. claiming
that h.a punishment has been se-
we're enough. They viii present a
petition asking that the order ~
commitment be reacinaef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

TNpfASAPOLfs. April Ivan
dsfs did serious damage 10 the Hen
bricks monument IN the Etafehouse
grounds last night. one Of the large
errnntte ornaments surrnpuntsd by a
heavy piece Of bronze was broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
900 STRIKE ON JERSEY
CENTRAL FOR PRINCIPLE

"LkEsBARRE. Pa. April IL
'A''s hundrsd men employed in tho
.1fspsir department o. the Jersey
s'A''ai At Ashley struck a. noon 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
astoria Wants Mckinley.

ASTORIA, Aprll 1.-THE Astoria
chamber of commerce passed reRo-
luton requesting the mayor TO tcle-
graph 20 President Mckinley an ur-
gent invitation 20 visit Astoria upon
the occasion of'his Western tour.
The telegram viii be sent Immediate
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day because q of their number were
dismisssd for the alleged reason that
they belong 10 the union. II the
men are refused reinstatement. II q
claimed. 40 viii go out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
KRUGER SAYS De WET Is SOUND.

u r. prompted by a desire on the
part q the British 10 demoralize the
Iiaar Commands Ia Cape Colony.
which lately have achieved several
notable Successes.
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NSsTLRDAN. April ft.-Presi
~ kruser does not believe the re-
~ mat Gen. De Wet f. mentally
'sha- He prefers t. believe that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
aud Friday, occasional rain HBnt 70
frasa south winds.
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wheat Quotations.

CHICAGO. April ii MAY wheat
onened At s4Ae and closed at lie.
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GAMBLERS DEFIANT.
Out the Law and Order League Is hot on Their TraiIt
Has Been See-Saw Since Last Friday

The gambler. aHe r#htaf ~ very
trferesurk for the seattle tHV s.
oftst League a. the present time, and
So az NOT tp make the crusade
against vice ln seattle fsalutelrrs..
the league 400 un is hst an Jha tut
IT the taw .hr.ik.r4. aufi t. bfIui.ius
them up With IL short turn ua often
aH thry open thrIr daHtrs g. the pub.
H.
The urst MOVE made Is the league
aAaiuaf open gambling m Seattle.
MAS last Friday afternoon. hen o.
T.. blaine. president af tHH league.
eaHHed the arrest uf Tire pfaprlrturf
II thu California club. a the south
NeHt corner uf Occidental avenue
and Washington street The house
waa closed and the gambling para
uhefualli seized bY Sheriff gudihrr
and hIs sputIru.
Rested on Eastaf.
The gamblers rested Saturday ami
sunday. IhflF last Monday morn
NIk representative Uf the iea F1Ir pre-.
eefard lr judge tteaHEs.H court aud
caused warrants o. D. issued Tor ihr
HHFeHt 90 thr proprietor ~ every
gambling house lu the lenHetlHlu 1lH-
tftHf except the clancy club Th"
warrants were served late In the art
srHuHu. aud At o'clock unf 81 heel
in gambling circles Vas turning.
About be- O'Clock Monday evening thr
STANDARD uHW son and Totem gluh7
opened again. but rlaasd short time
later.
Tueatav Afternoon about O'Clock
ths standard opened ita doors 60 tho
public Warrants were iHsuvu ani
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More Warrants Out

Early this morning Warrants were
again sworn 10 FOR the arrest Of Dave
Argyle af the Totem. Jack Smith "
the uHnHan aud Frank iiaWlsy 81
the Union club The warrants were
served By Detective Wapue natelu
and the fhtre gamblers mentioned
were told o. appear Ga the police
court Judge George get the cases
far tomorrow and released each on
hts personal rusuiFnnce.
Al warrants Tor th~ arrest Fl The
gambling house pruuHirturH arr nov
being SERVED uY the police, tho Hhrr.
ina office having been relieved ~
that duty large warehouse stu
afsd n the corner ~ Occidental ave-
uur and jackson street sac today
rented - fhe police aud all gambling
furniture HaIEef wiii Boz moved there
This morning hrt"t tive WhppeuHtein
caused several gambling fahiHs 60
Ir maFHI from tho Dawson i Mon
ara THfHm clubs
The gambling cHHea come up tHf
hearing ia the police court tomorrow
morning