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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-04-02
Higher Agriculture.

DR.. Withycombe at the recent
institute meeting in Moumouth,
said:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
IN THE COURTS

a Jury IN Judge Emory'H court n
hearing the case brought BY Hoht
usinclnw against Peter = ZYmunski
- recover the sum 81 80. 900 Ha per-
nanal injuries received BY his wife
ns the result % an attempted assault
ur0n her - the defendant ZYmnn-
nai has served a term 81 tx months
ia the county iaiI for the assault
and this action iH brought to ~
eevcr for alleged subsequent dam
ages resulting from thu attack.
At the time ~ the oecurre nee of
tas deed the sFfinE man WAS beaten
almost e. insensihuity ty the hus.
band ~ the woman. He has had
the AFFAIR aired in the courts a num-
Der ~ times. served months IN the
faii. and az the present writing Is
being sued for $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
J. PIERP0NT MORGAN,
FINANCIAL KING.
FOLLOWED GOOD ADVICE

Of the capitalization OF our rail
roads is fraudulent, or what we call
watered stock. and TO pay interest
on this ilIegitimAte debt has been "A
great burden on the railroads.
The many personal and corporate
interests contendinR against each
other IN another cause Of expense
and confusion 20 the railroad Rys-
TEN; each contendinR interest nee
esaarily seeks 10 profit at the ex-
pense OF its competitor. To control
this or that particular tranic, or
trade, subsidies and special con-
tracts have been created, and
all to the detrlment OF the com
mon interest. These conflicting in
tereHts have, in "A measure. nntagon-
tied the common or public purposes
of Interstate commerce.
There has been "A popular clamor for
government ownership. and the con-
eentratlOn OF interests I'm the man
ngoment OF railroads
One Of Two Things.
Two things present themselves 10
my mind as the necessary outcome
OF this conflict OF interests. Either
the railroads must fail under COM
mon management, their outstanding
indebtedness scaled down to legiI-
innate amount, that Is TO say an
amount representing fair or actual
valuation of the property, and thus
enable them to pay n fair interest
on their real Indebtedness and value
Tho fictitious or fraudulent uhllEn-
ton, In the way Of Watered stock
----=-- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

sT<ss xh0 would psaetice IN this
- tzke fiIe examinations ss
$3.50 ~ fhe safe board 80
II exzmlneTs- THIS - made
4zsaFY nndeT gufxe Taliman s
u az Saturday afternoon whsu
~ maa arx1ef before him.
y mf Vas hF~uxhf by =. Long
- - beard u dental exam @
= . fsFse them 70 admit him -
x1fties = dentistry IN this city
y skfuzsd - take the exarulnN q
y nj vas rejected ~ the haars
= azrii<ans fcr a license. uuff~
~ MN. The new law. passed
= as legislature. prov idsz that
NatsMsan may ~ prartieet BY
n ~ Who has engaged in The
- = this state far - years
wm sAs passage % The act. e.
D. teA ground that Long asked
: sd1ltted to practice. having
xz2sd the required number OF
- r Nas the contention - the
- kcNsyer. that Long had not
p saxzssd In the legal practice.
: bal not passed the Nxa nina e.
= On thhs point Judge Tailman
n Aand.
ae1gh the act passed BY thu
=<'zlature does not say Legal
= srnstrued 10 mean that BY the
Es VIC proposes that the SUI
= sr1ts shal be responsible for
y sshnr ruling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
lhE EXTRA
SESSION
rbers of Legislature En-
Route to Olympia.

szsral members Of the state leg.
N4Es arrived In the city last
= and today. enroute 70 Oiym-
z siiend the extra session OF
kpaiature called BY Governor
seems to be the general op;n-
. AZ The members who tailed.
Me special session was called
g one object-the repeating
= ksnda btu relating 10 capital
'amsnt and when that tas
Z snected. tho legislature will
1glT adjourn. There IL said 10
2 doubt that tho legislature
spesdiiy remedy the condition
.1snsd BY the bill.
- ezra session will be the
convened since the admis.
2 Washington "a a state. I he
,.s ara session was called Sept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

lfPOssibIe, Mrs. McKin-
ley Will Be Removed
to Canton in July.

WASHINGTON. u. G. June To-
Mfs. Mekinley's condition this
marning Is practically unchanged.
She passed fairly comfortable nlxhg
and probably win 81 up a little this
afternoon. a. she did yesterday.
Il l. boped, though seriously doubt.
"a, that She via BE- strung enough %
be moved u her home n canton. o..
IN July.
WASHINGTON, y. 9. June 10
A. n o'clock Mrs. McKlnlcy'a phyai.
clans report her condition favorable.
with continuous show % gradual im-
pruvcment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
THE SEWARD
Tomorrow the Transport VIII Clear
for Nome.

The transport Seward. Captain
DawninR. viii clear Arlington dock
tomorrow morning at . o'clock. She
goes 10 Nome and 81. Michael via
Valdes. and viii tow two scows TO
the latter place. A number Of pas
senEers. principally the families Of
officers and government employees
the wife Of Gen. Randall. comma nd .
er Of the department 81 Alaska, Will
be a passenger.
The seward has recently been re-
paired and overhauied. and IT. In
first-ciaas trim for her first voyage
this season 70 Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
NEWSPA PER
WRITER'S Dine

Sir. II. Il Dunbar the popular
manager ~ the Rainier-ufand
served dinner % the local news
paper writers lu one II bis private
dining rooms tate sunday afternoon.
Fifteen members - the rrpartafinl
stnns ~ the thrive daily papers we're
the FusHts The menu was en- sa
Cellrut one. ard the gathering as
entirely pleasant nffsir.
The object - The dinner Was g.
bring together the Newspaper writ
sHs - Seattle 20 discuss the ndKir-
ability % urgauiKims a press club.
Plans we're st un foot which L is
hoped VIII IN a short time result in
ths formation - such a club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
HOLD
CARNIVAL Of CRIME
Two Masked Men Operate From North Seattle TO George
town-Three Airocous Deeds Credited
to the Pair

weasou revolver we're taken from
behind the bar.
The thief then began 10 20
through the customers Of tho
place From J. IT, Sam he got SIS
In money. lie then went through
w. r. Blrknuren and found az in
money. a guidlillod watch and two
butcher knives
Walked Quietly Away.
After securing this plumber the
robbers quietly walked out OF the
saloon and down the street The
victims were for few min,ffea
dumfounded and did not seem to re
alize what had happened. When
they recovered they rushed 10 tho
door and called for help. after
which Mr. Clark proceeded 70 head.
quarters and reported. the affair.
and officers were detailed on the
case. II was learned that tho high.
waymen wore white handkerchief
over their faces and both wore
overcoats. or listers.
Since the robbery j. Helms. WI.
lie Mayer alias Oakland White"
Harry Kelly. John O'Brion. G. A.
Rathokk. John white. T.. Bowen.
James White. alias Wilson. T. Pow
ers and Jack Mansfield have been
arrested as suspects by Chief Mere
dlth. Detectives Lane and Cane
and Oflcerg Trip and shaunaninn.
Tho police are now inclined 10 be-
lleye. however. that none Of these
men were implicated. Tho pair
who did the work are supposed 10
be Eastern crooks
Hold-up at Georgetown.
This morning. Albert Knoll. an
employee Of the brick yards nc the
mouth Of White river reported 70
the police that he had been held
up and robbed by two men whose
description tailed exactly with hat
OF the saloon robbers. After Knoll
had left the Grant street car at
EnRleWood station at II o'clock last
night, two men approached him and
gave the customary command TO
throw MP his hands. Ono highway.
man then held the gun while the
other searched the victim. They
secured s35 In cash, an Elgln geld
watch. with movement No 3. 600.
10 and case No. G2.t90. Nicer
schaum cigar holder and certificate
Of deposit for 5000 on the Scandi-
navian -Amerlcan bank Of this city.
Although this robbery occurred
outside Of the city limits It was 70.
ported 10 the local police depart.
ment. II is the opinion of the 20.
lice that the two crooks are work.
ing southwark and expect TO hear
from the men farther down the
line toward Tacoma. a vigorous
search IN being made for them and
Il Is Wrobable that they may soon
be4ncnHtodx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
IREET CLEANING BEGINS
!. Device for Sweeping PIanked ThorOughtares VIII
Soon Be in Operation Supt. Little Says
the City Will Be Clean.

...asrt az streets Little N
- shat tho streets aud al
s..stle shall b. kept In a
h,althy condition, and
screens whese duties re-
x look after this import
- shsli attend carefully To
/ sssa q the work
-, sweeper has been rur-
- n i expected 90 b. put
s.,,,.n wfthin the next fcsg
"a uca machine viii -
....,trally On these streets that
80 Nth plank A forcc q
= rut On. adequately large
-. ~ rev mac hine. and IL
4 feat gclnr all night long
- lsns - able O. cover a
/. 81 < territory.
I.s,.fma hloeks q paved streets
- N.irx swept regularly ever.
FAese arr rike street rron
! esseath avenue. First aud
q .rsnaes from PIKE street -
"a. ans James and Cherry
=
s.,slsf spriag cisaa-ua
|. nrslar sFring cleanup e now
: q and will - finished IN
: ~ Neeks. over Zoe miias
- : the autiytnK districts %
- III - carefully cleaned and
- Al ever the city where
! - gulliez have been washed.
: t.rtr u men = At work fii
- 4r and putting the STREETS
ssret.ahls Ard pAHsAhlc condl :
!. setssn % the city south 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
MADISON LINE
WAS TIED UP

Traffic on the Madison street cable
line ended abruptly yesterday after
noon about o'clock. owing 10 a
break In a strand ~ the big cable.
The cars did not start TO run again
until s o'eiock this morning. The
break WAS about 1903 yards Ia length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
|EuOn COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT
|hgn ksxi sunday-Interest
~ Program arranged.

; unnencemenf exercises %
Ia gllege will begin next Sin.
I s>sr the baccaiaarcafe ser
4 vi y preached ~ Rev. "
hn.s1 81 Tacoma The scrV.
1 I'll = aftendcd b. tbs k.u-
Y s<Y q the university and
Il skssk Monday evening the
|.zhis literary society wtli give
nzssrsAry programme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
PASSED To THE BEYOND
Two Noted Authors, Sir Walter Besant and
Robert Buchanan, Died Today in Eng
and--Death Calls Veteran of
the Crimean War

LONDON. June died
this yesterday. q influenza 60
old.
IN 1888 he graduated from
Cambridge university with high honor appointed professor the
collaboration
LONDON. oIlobcri author drhmaust ana
had critically III since &c
aH
CayfHham snnurdnhirc Ems, IN
wives and THE
shadow sword
tolobert Lindsay and baron Want
born through the Grim
ean received the Vlet oria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
246O LOST

LONDON. June io.--Aeeording 20
n report received from Kitchener to-
day. operations I'm South Africa since
May 1 have been extremely dlaas-
tr0us % the Beers Kitchener re-
ports that during May the Beers lost
1870 killed and a large number tax
en- prisoners or surrendered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
HERE'S A PECK OF TROUBLE

OAKLAND. Cal. -Four hundred
tourueynaen butchers. comprising all
Of the employees in all % the retail
butcher shops tn Alameda county.
struck this morning because at the
request of the wholesalers the retail
dealers had removed the union cards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
RETAIL CLERKS
NEW AGREEM ENT
VIII Be Discussed al the Meeting
Thursday Night

At meeting % the Retail taerks'
union "a BE- held In -. a n hall
Thursday evening next. the new
agreement recently prepared will le
discussed. Arrangements viii te
made for the Paeluc Cost runvan-
ton 60 b. held at Portland. ore +.
next August
Complaints are being made that
certain local employers are working
their help after the stores close at {
o'clock. without extra pay. IL Is
understood that the matter will
come uD for confederation at the
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
A CORRECTION

The star on Saturday enormously
stated that the st. James Hotel Co.
had gone into the hands u recetv-
er. Mrs. Kate Buckley. proprieireHa
Of the hotel, says she cannot ar-
count for such a report being IN ctr
eulation. She says her hotel r. free
from debt and that she Il doing a
big business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

from their shops.
The nropfi~tofs announce that u
the support 81 the San Francisco
retailers and wholesalers g. pronsIa-
Ell az a meeting 20 b. held tonight.
they wtii nkhf 70 the nnIah. n rot.
the iouTueymen probably viii win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
ILL AGAIN

ROME. Juns ie-The pop u again
~ ffif holiness was unable t. take
his customary drive vest srdny. ITS
physicians have advised him not -
leave his apartments during the en-
ttrn summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
FABL.E:?

LONDON. June io.-naron noths-
child and J. p. Morgan. ir. tths great
nnaueirr.H London representative.
deny that Morgan senior is negutiat.
inE eith Harun Rothsehila for the
establishment 81 hillion-doilar tn
trruati1uai hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
They WANT
HIS SCALP
Speaker Henderson Non
Persona Grata to
PrOtectiOnists.

WASHINGTON. l.. a.. June ie-
The prutectlauints are kaid % be at
ter Speaker Henderson, scalp They
do not want him ca De reelected as
presiding officer Of the house. They
prefer hume man - hom they are sure
win uphold the policy Of protection
az all hazards. The reason fer thIn
protested attack on Henderson, r.
that he ls supposed to be Goa aYmpa-
thY with Representative Raheurk 81
Wisconsin. IT, his campaign for tar
~ revision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
NO WONDER!

cTACow. gatlela. June io.-Tnree
thousand miners have struck IN
southern oalielA against working =
hours a day foF g. a week. a thous
and troops have been sent % tbs
scene 20 prevent disorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
WILL DECIDE
Whether There viii Be a Fourth
Of July Celebration.

TIRE special COMMITTEES appointed
Is the chamber 81 commerce T. die
euHa the adyiHahIniy ~ "a Fourth q
July celebration Will meet At tha
chamber tonight. Al citizens Arr
invited T. BE- present and OTTER Hug
ErstiaBn.
The regular weekly meeting ~ the
chamber Niit BE- held Tuesday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
SET Ties IT

berlin. June io.-The foreign Of
Zee issued statement to-day deny
inx that Germany Ntll mediate IN
the south African war.
Neither EnEiand. France nor uus.
sia, tbs statement says. ever ap-
preached Germany 20 participate in
an action To end tho south African
var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

II n not without interest at this
time when j. plcrpont Morgan II
consolidating the carrying trade Of
the world, to print a letter written
20 Mr.. Morgan In 1885 by y. +. Car
roll Of this city. in which the planA
nov put In operation by Mr.. Nor
gan. were outlined.
The letter follows:
Seattle. Wash. Oct. II. 1895.
Mr.. J. pterpont Morgan.
Dear Sir,-Your great reputation
ns citizen and nraucier ~ my ex-
cuse for writing you. For years I
have been on the point Of commun-
ichtinR with you, but have never
been able to muster courage enough
20 address an entire stranger upon
the matters herein mentioned. How
ever long ana painataklng study or
the railroads of our country, their
facilities for accommodating wealth,
and the manner ot their manage
ment struck me as something ex-
traordlnary In the history Of the de-
velopment OF commerce, / will not
undertake to go into details, but
state generally my views on the situ-
alton.
Are Most Valuable
As view the railroad properties
az this country, they are the most
valuable of any property In our do
main. The Interstate commerce OF
the nation with It's auxiliary
marine traffic seems never 10 have
been appropriately considered by
those having ia charge the manage
Inent Of railroads. II mugt be ad-
LJnAtfah khss % oar csssA4 n nat mara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
ARRIVED

THE HAGUE. June io.-Ex-presi.
dent Kruger arrived here this morn.
irE. Hs probably wtu meet Mrs
Botha on her arrival here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
NOT lee

MANILA. June 1o.-Fitzhugh Lee.
IT,, was not wounded in the battle at
Lipaaa. aa reported yesterday.
Lieut.. Lee Of the engineers. IL the
man. lie vas killed in the fight, to-
gether with Lieut. Springer Of the
Twenty-first Infantry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
" NANCY CUR y

WASHINGTON. u g. June 70 -
Senator Mefaurln. vho IL In this
city. when asked to-day what Vas
the news" IN the controversy with
Senator Tiilmau. said The Last L.
that Tiliman calls me a manKy
cur 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

Tho case % the state against Ere NIX
Anioii. which was brinE tried before
a jury this morning. wac indefinitely
postponed on account % the illness
~ the wife % enc ~ the jury. Word
70 this sfYeci was received this morn.
iuE during the process ~ the trial.
and the case was at once continued.
Antell was accused % the theft 81 a
large pump. valued In the sum %
several hundred dollars. The atieg-
"a theft occurred az South Seattie
some months ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
WELCOMED

AUCKLAND. y. z. June fa.-Tha
Duke and Duchess - Cornwall ar
rived herr today on the royal yacht
ophir. They we're given an enthasi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
CLOSE GAME
White Knights Turn Down
Schwabacher's Ball Team.

The White Knights won their
seventh Eabe yesterday By defeat
ing Schwabaeher hardware team IN
q score Of II 90 2 AZ Athletic ra'k
Christensen for the White knig hts
pitcher a wonderful game. while
Wulcahy did some tlne work with
the stick Ltpsky. Tony and Power
for the Hardware did good work.
Score BY Innings.
white Knights 2 0 , oil
s. Hardware 40I01 90 . l. Q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

Saturday. between the hours Of y
and o'clock two men stole a buggy
from a livery stable Ia Kent. word
O. this effect was received az the
sherirE once late Saturday night
Later the men were seen driving IN
the buggy a few miles from tssaquah
on their way 60 North Bend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
WON'T WORK ON ROSECRANS

TACOMA June ofhe union b,Hemake mahniHa employed
" the Hrcmeen
Grams taken there probably brought
back Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

Nenlrr way ard between Rauraa a
and Third avenues. is being especial
~ lookcd after The pouce haNs'
been Eivcn strict INSTRUCTIONS t. ar
rest any aud all persons no throw
ssfhhKr OF refuse matter 90 ans.
Kind into the streets nr allies There
MAS one arrest and nue last Saturday
and moru viii follow II the ordinance
rvlauns C. thp accepting 20 elra 4
strvcts Is violated.
Clear awaY auilaing Material.
Building material left In the
streets must De moved IN a specified
time, gf there Wili ho prosecution fos
thls violation OF city laws. Supt
Little SAYS tharc has been too niue 4
iANity an tbs enforcement of this
ordinance ~ late. and numerous
complaints about contractors frnv.
ms lumber. stone. sand. etc.. Ia tha
streets, have been made. 40 IL the
daty q the building INSPECTOR a. ss.a
20 this, but he o. 50 rushed for time
az present that Supt Little has de-
etsict % take IL or his hands ana
Sc himself that there are no more
Violations under this head
said Sunt. Little today. 4 shall da
All IN usN power "a keep cieisier ana
Ia better condition the streets 90 s.
attic. I have 50 distributed my rnen
that they can work u better al
vantage | believe. and 1 am salts.
fi*si that IN a few days or a week og
-. that the citizens viii notice q hie
change everywhere. We can have
clean streets here. and the street a..
paftment Wiii use ita every energy
60 bring this about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
Mail for valdes.

Steamer neFiha sailed FOR Cook
inlet and Ealdsa this morning. car
fying mail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10
MAY CLOSE TACOMA SHOPS

TACOMA June iorhe maehnsts In the employment Of the North
a Pacific have
VA II this
coma shops threatened
Kind In the United distinction
suffered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

- - esse d the State ~. Maurice
- charged with criminal as
a. III BE- tried on june II. be-
!udgs Griffin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

This morning Judge Tatiman d..
ri.d the petition - the Lrport Trad.
ing CO for receiver FOR the Sc.
attic A. San Francisco Railway a
NAVIGATION CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

Seattle and Vicinity. Tonight and
Tuesday. fnir. light west 90 north
winds.
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looks AS THOUGH CUBA
WILL SWALLOW THE PILL

sAsHrNoToE e. June 1OThe Cuban constitutional conven-
considering Of President Mckinley
saturday Plat amendment must be adopted
medication Interpretation Interpolation before the Amer
'Ea further steps taken to-
= ~ Establishment the Cuban republic.
- news from indicates that the presidents uu
~ has had effect from the president
hs brought eazaon d the situation and It
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

Two highway robbories and q
daring hold.up IS the record Of tao
crooks who operated in Seattle and
vicinity Saturday Night and Sunday
morning
Three robberies. two Of which oc.
Cured IN Seattle aud the other
near Georgetown were reported to
the police this morning. each Of the
victims giving practically the same
description Of the resperadoes and
the officers are sure that the same
men committed all three crimes
Begin Their Record.
At IL O'Clock Saturday night Ar.
thur George was accosted by two
men between First and Second ave.
nnes on Harrison street They or
dered him to throw up hIs hands.
and while one man held the gun
the other searched his pockets. A
cheap watch and 20 cents in money
were found. With q curse from
tho robbers the victim was allowed
TO proceed.
The police are inclined to believe
that the men were not satisfied
with this haul and started out alter
big money.
The Second Crime.
At 1910 o'clock Sunday morn.
Ing. just one hour and 40 minnies
after the robbery OF Mr.. George,
two mon entered the Anaconda ga.
loon. s2f Maynard avenue, end
commanded all in the place to
throw up their hands. Tho com
mand was given in a tone that
brought hasty obedience.
Made Good Haul.
Al the time there we're four men
In the saloon including the prOprie.
tor w. ]. Clark All but one. n
man named Peter spellman, com.
piled with the request, Immediate
~. He intended TO do so, but vas
= little slow. Ills hardness cost
him dearly. one Of the robbers
iumpod on him. and beat him un.
oercifuliy about the head with the
INIT OF his gun, after which he lay
unconscious.
p. ". Sam and w. T. Bisknuren
zero also In the saloon. One OF
the robbers handed the other his
cum. which was an ugly looking
affair. and proceeded 70 get all the
money in the place. While on his
aeareb. his partner covered tie
men who had been arranged In a
line with upllfted hands. The inst
Mace visited was the cash register
where $40 In change was found.
A silver. Waltham watch and a
aanare gold charm with diamond
letter r set In II. we're taken from
Mr.. Clark. A 44-caliber Colts re.
a.eh..er and A aaucanhep 6math A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-10

|sr ONLY Paper in
I...,tle That Dares
|a.,nt the News :