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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

m5reou ees 9taetsResifrators.

Niream ecs GfaftsNegifrdtUrs: ,,,h,r 1o01.
ais eo9l@iHars fir BEN sur6brn5 D Don,f St5dssn
in Der Sfaot Baltimore buben einsn bsrbShnnsss
n . per5cTert.4 gtridt iibsr big sa ssSafsf''f fir ot
Steusrn, Gntibdoieungen, IMP ausS ~ 9sft~Stras
BE- S1" Dom ;5orfsab anD bis 'S@atassstrass' d in ssTlas5
Bsit Der am p. SUM 1900 betdtia5nsn ,+i gsopsO"T mis
6eg Nlaporg unO Stuotratbg pon 1iTeaoo11A'Ib%aei it5tiots
8srorDnunq Tr. 8 amenOirt tpurOt' ousssF'''s'
unb bel mir binterleet. - S;s qiin,r
Gg tpirO hermit bsfannt qema5t' oaB pS 4s "S Sss
uno 9ldne beiaoter Selt.Strabe I'M ionn ron
6.nte an lieqen bGeibsn sur @riifHng a Bti, G o.olm
6etbsiliqtcn 9eripnen. pdbreno fuel9et Sst gt ns,n
Die Gnti6tiounq Der Goulninare III ng'IU nn'
@eridte, tpel6es @eri6tsbarfeit oaru0fr pu'' HP+
peairt tperoen fam.
Gep. u. Wnmfen.
(Se11-18.2 6 :San2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

DAB SO mn 80 o.
rblano" na6 Der Melobie bes beutz
f6en 8olfsliebes % Sannebaum"
eefungen ptrb, neiB iebes &tno.
@enn nun aber Elm Muiifperle9er
benz MarDlano : 9Dmnu5 pprbrudt:
.Gomppfeb By q 2abb Of Baltimore"
10 foute INN uls Muiitperleger Die
GDn3efiion ent5ogen fperOen. Wir baz
ben in MarbldnO cine gauge 4n5dbl
talentooqee GpmppniItinnen; aber fir
ben Sannebaum finb tie 81 jung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27
III E3,+hhnuA.

Mesiffratursz Department.,
W Giatbbauss
ga1tfmors BEN 2. Ss3smbtr l9Cl.
Stn Snbabern pom 3 altt m M =
idnotr SSiitnba6ns 66sprO1tntigs 1902 %slnlsib: be.
fannt fino, MRS 6irmit Ra8ri6t asqtbsn, eas SsE
6taOtzR :%gifrator 5ur Ginl0iuug per SsrsiIla a50; 1s
iaeter @nleibe am unb mad BEN Ea!nm u, nn SHS gS,
%iitf:rnn9 bffaqtcr Certificate, oetiqntt inOOlHFt' IN
0ieitm 5cpartcmcnt bereit ittn iplre: e,-
3inicnBablnug auf btiaQtt anItibs bort am l Su-
Sic 9ransferir.gi8er fir %bisislbsn tDsrOsH am
10. Sejcmber 1901 eei6lohtn.
SEQ. ~. Rumien,
etuSt.Reqifratur BPM galtimOrs.
(Sa5,5,1 10, 2,17, 10, "a, 26,3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27
~Csinbuurert nnn misunderstanding SiOrren'e

c%.inbuunert une erciuneotersisitr StpISence.
" Enrcau Ger
,,Hfrsmcn's Sniuranee eompano'
@nItfmpre, DEN 70 Se8ember 1901:
Or Qrdiocnt unO pie S!rettoreR oao'h stRt
bHibiGbrli6e SiptDenDt pon a0 l.
"a Eents (a0c) pro Antbetl ire BON
settgneraI aaf Oa8 a~ftiensRapital Der 9ompuggtt
fitr bic nit Dem 81. December 1901 tno,no'n 's95
Nlonats ertldrt, sablbur am :. : a u ngVT =
1g;ss modt 5 9ro,ent auT DEu 9ari@9Strt5 BON $40
bro Irtbei!.) No @,r~s.r
Die sransferir=9t6er fno bonn 70. Se3HHofF
1901 Bis sum 3. 3anuar 1902 geiblonsn.
Sarrp Y. giian,
1852. 60.5l S.LLIIaL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

Die 9ebGube Der Gbtcd a.
goer S%traBenbabn : @eieaf4aft iino
mitIammt 100 in benfelben itebenoen
Cars perbrannt. Die rNeItli3e poft"
f9reibt ba3u farfuftif4: user Die
Gbicasoer StraBenbabn : @aggons
fennt, fpirb cine eetpife freubige &c
nugt6uung bariiber empftnben, baB
bieielben bp9 ~penigitens einmal ptrtz
Ii6 narm oeipeien ftnb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

Noh Wrnapoli3, III. WoOaI : oIaIIUHl .'oo'
70 ~ ggpTm. 6amOsnzS% tation, 1920, *9CO 9oFH''
1915 unO 500 @adm: e-.,,rit I'm
NoTm' 20, As 0orm., 1.2O, 430 unh $50 Ga@r:
Ta5 @l5ia8ctsr, 1920 8Orm.. 2.4@' Al5 uR'
4.3 0a6u. - m a,ru u15 49O q.
@ ps3 nj. Nirp uno 8piiatntationtn 5,g! 9@
gorm', M.2l, 40, $50, $3.50, 'dL5y "agm; N
gta3 GTtott.6jt0 T3o, rs SOFm'' H%
Ro6 Surtis' sap, 1928 9orm. 20 o. w,hu
waooSS qmra0, ut. @o9alzstatior' @2O %G""'
Rcwnrr-e+o+ior g. 10 9obm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27
nHpnaI 8luc "9inic

ndD pDlluQtlFUAd INV ~" .,
Geitll1. StEI'sGHU'M' 90 a. "a -
$ SSaif9t S y IInH" 1913 ]. ! 9.2f Y. g8 s
SSulIT fSinsr 39.528 1857 u. 8 s
SSaSi0r,, 5iasr 1850 =, l0;54 q, - Us =, & /;
Sr5 N Room Eiaer SAFE =. Is q, *2.2O u. u.
rNo2al Etm !, $oi :'t @99 p 4 q q 4. g * 53 y. "a %
STfiet .9arIor 49,. 4.48 y. 40 2. S8
9 Sa!Il5 Si9tE .6.999. :695.33, y y &
eoa$e5 na3 95tIa. . ~ $50 30 y y az 94' D g. " .
Sofot.s9 aiipa9qOns mad Rtp=gott itFtiq sum
gtitstn in Wt. Disqualification. UNI 1922 @btnoS.
8ijns nit rg8a uno 81 murtirt, 0a:teH in aSII'
N Hfnateu unD @6eter, ale Gu9um mot
"''S''" ul.GamOen. gerl.Itt: To9aL.
nbir,n,rnbi1 gffom. sS.O5 8orm., $40 =,
S SSit S,IpSiio atcom. !2.35 Ia5m. 2 20 y.
s]ttb,rSt.n afiom. !5I5 gt3tm, i2.2l .
S1biI9SeIpbra Nftom. ?6l0 Nb9g., hd3&
FSidtt.PiirtoEr QurOmetsGde 6alOsrts uno @altj'
morsitrabs, M. POI, Sho:3rOaOioa0, TIT. &00d!f
station oosr GamoenzStatjon.
Ear. 9ai .=Ag'nt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
SWEARS IT
IS UNTRUE
incidentally, a Man Is
Called a Liar

WASHINGTON. y. g., oct. ST.
The senate subcommittee on mlu-
taIS affairs today resumed tnvestiEa-
tion Of The so-csiled hemp scandal
in which Col Henry helstsnd and
ether army officers ARE accused %
cunspirinS 90 secure control OK the
Philippine hemp output
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Alien. whose name q Included In the
iiss 90 those alleged 90 have been In
terestea IA the scheme. testified that
Hels,aud's statement to the Uffccs
that be lAllenl had been asked to
take st0ck or that the matter had
ever bnen preached GO him, was rn-
tireiy untrue.
while Mai Hawks. prosecutor.
was examining Col. Heistand during
the morning session, thc latter an-
ever 90 question stated that HAWKS
Had " hlmperud
who whiuiuered exclaimed
Has ks, excitediy.
'sYou," replied Heistand. calmly
You Ne'" shouted Hawkes.. Ehak-
ing his finger az Hrstand.
Haw kcE was quickly called 20 or
der, and the Inquiry proceeded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05

Lee. $1,000. approaches IN alley IN
block Is, Terry'a addition. $3.50. grad
ing slth from T.. Pike to ~ Spring,
$500. sewer on 3Gth avenue south
from Norman 20 Atlantic, $3.50
constructing sidewalks on Main from
Maynard 60 18TH avenue south. SIS
800; planking and mdewaiking Spring
from railroad 10 First. $500. con-
crete sidewalks on Yesler from 2gd a.
3gth, and 2eth from Yeaier 20 r..
Spruce, $3.50
The Chlopeck Fish GO. was given
permission 10 erect a fish warehouse
and smok house Immediately south
81 the present buildings
The Automatic Telephone co. sent
q letter % the board on which no
action WAS taken. protesting against
certain requirements 81 permits re-
Gently given them for erecting poles
Tho permits require that poles must
be SET within ~ hours after the holes
are dug. that poles must not be on
the ground more than ~ hours until
they are set, butts Of poles are linn
tied % % inches IN circumference.
under 60 feet IN height. and 80 inches
over 90 feet IN height. The company
says 70 now has from 900 TO 1000 poles
IN its yards that exceeds those re-
quirements, and that ~ has an order
placed for from 800 90 COO more. Tho
order therefore, VIII work n great In
Justice on the company. Il claims.
Gen. Man Dickinson ~ the Seat
tie Electric Co. assured the board
that the delay IN painting ftH poles
some 1000 or f000-was due 10 inabli-
ity 70 get the paint here soon enough.
n win arrive IN few DAYS. ana
then the work VIII be pushed to rap.
III completion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
FEARFUL
STATEO OF
AFFAIRS

Dan and wnlie Quinn. two small
boys. wufe arrested IN the Third
Avenue thHatrr last night by officer
Rlhback and charged with carrying
concealed weapons. Prom the story
told b. the police today. it appears
that sofne time ago Manager Rus
cell. of che theater. had a little trou.
bic with the b0ya
Since that time the pair 81 YOU r
hoodlumH have had a grudge AZ
him. Last nlght the boys went t.
the show and exhibited revolver to
some boy friends IN the gallery. SAY.
ing Russell ia liable to xet hurt. =
a small boy told Mr.. Russell OF
She affair and the attention Of the
policeman was called TO the matter.
ofncer tibhack searched the bovs
and found a as.caisber revoivs In
one ~ their pockets. They were ar
rested and spent the night az head.
quarters, They will be tried before
Judge George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05

has amp knowledge had bean turn.
ca IN.
Commander Ifotwson then took the
stand and was bfiskiy questioned IN
a vain attempt 60 make hifa say he
had erred IA he testimony % yester-
day. Letters between uadRssn ani
sehiry relative to the Damn the
Texas" coiloqusy we're then read 10
the court.
Lamly started 10 read an editorial
from the New York sun. 10 shiloh
Counsel Raynor took objection AMI
90 which Dewey took occasion 20
say;
we don't want such stusf as that.
We want facts"
Rayu1r said; NY objection goes
stl'i further protest against stain
Ing tho records of this court with
such vile calumuiea parpetratsd
against my client"
The court decided the editorial
must not be read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
DEWEY SAYS N. Y. sun
EDITORIAL is "STUFF"
1.-THE SCKLEY COURT

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Oct. s.--
when enc schley court % inquiry
convened this morning the question
q calling Admiral sampson as a Wit
ness was stiu unsettled. The general
belief ~ that be will not b. STUNT
mousd. II the summons should BE
issued. 81 IL said the result would be
doctors certificate stating that
sampson Ia physically unable 20 ap.
pear AZ q witness.
Lieut.. Doyle - the Brooklyn took
the stand this morning TO correct his
testimony. The corrections we're un-
important
The famous Dear sohiay" letter
was then brought % again. and re-
suited in demand ~ Lemley that
Gil papers In schley'n possession re-
ia1inE 70 the Santiago campaign BE-
brought into court.
schiey's attorney replied BY saying
that all the papers Of which schiay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05

"Afr Cnryeli. were the notes ~
that motion added iu the blotter aft
81 the meeting WAS oyvrf' was ask
Cd.
Now, thata another question that
/ don't eare tu thlk about The rer-
ordA as sou know. show that Mr..
Blake made the motion. Maybe sou
had better see Mr Flake"
when seen Mr Hlaks denied em-
phnticallg 20 the star representative
THAT he ordered ar instructed anyone
60 ada any motion @ tho minutes.
"Why. declared Mr Blake. that
motion WAS regularly made In couu-
Gil j made 90 myself. bui Just now
cannot remember WHO seconded H.
n anyone hnn told yuu that } had
that addition made after ihr meeting
% is absolutely uutruN. Az Jar az thu
expenses ~ that trip are concerned
I paid miuf unt at my own pocket.
ard 1 think everyone elise dli tho
same SO. we shall not ark. nor do
we expect the cltY 90 reimburse uH
for that expense / think AaBof
Hrluhart wan in the chair fhe night
tho motion wHm made perhnnn he
can tell you something about a."
when CouuliiDah Hinchart was
seen hy thr Star representative Dc
said perhaps such "a motion wths
made. hut he could not noW recall
az. aH there were 80 many things 90
occupy presiding ofrcerH mind
he said that " such motion was
added % the minutes. after the meet
Iue had adiuurnft 81 was entirely
wronE and Irregular
When a Star representative IN
formed SIR George * CuryeI. che
council clerk that Mr Blake had
Nrpiei having anything 90 90 with
altering the records ~ the council 81
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councilman bake DAYS he had nothing 10 10 win It, D e CLERK Says
Blake Instructed Him to Make the Change the Day After Council Met
Junenq Spokane
queny Bill of Expenses Could Be Filed Against the CiB Claims He Made
the Notion but Denies 0 Ask Reimbursement

Somebody has tempered With the
records ~ the city council. some
body Is guilty OF piece 90 work
that requires Investigation. An OK
PLANTATION Ia due.
Council minute book 40 .. pages
iis and ie0. shows that motion was
made. seconded aud carried. which
was not made az all
That motion was inserted a day
after the meeting.
The motion refers &C. the visit % a
part ~ the city council and part of
She board 90 public works 90 Spokane
Qatcusibiy 20 inspect asphalt pave
ment and tho wooden slave pipe
works there.
The officials who made tho trip
were the following Councilmeu
benjamin nlake. Uyers. James. Null
doom. Murphy Hud Taylor. supNriu-
teu1ent OF streets tAttlc and super.
intentent 81 Water and Lishta
Youuga
4 hlUtter or scratch tab = used
hy she assistant council clerk co take
notes ~ the meeting An the notes
~ thsa particular meetlng which
was held on September ,. are writ
ten IN the same handwriting. except
the following which ia In an entire
~ different hand:
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the Instance referred 90. Mr. Coryell
iu relf-defenHe replied With the fol-
lowing statement:
t'rhe morning after the council
meeting tfuenduy morning. Nrptum-
Der i0j Councilman JED O.. Blake APP
prarod in the city clerks Office. He
said 90 me:
DID you get my motion last night
in regard Go cuuucilmen and Nom
brrs or the board OF public works so
inR 90 ArokaurT'
~ replied Mr. Whrfon took tho
mlnuict. and IN sce II be hnH your
motion recorded ON the hloiter'
~ then looked ana found no ree-
ord ~ ar iglakc'a motion. ana there
upon ! asked when Ia was made.
"UlBke replied just before ad-
j0uFnmHuf J made the motion and
someone seconded it n should be
there. and ! want u in
II demurred. but on instruction
from Mr. Blake finally made
an Insert by writing The r.tes
sos given in thc beginning ~
this nriiclel NJ the TOP ~ the hlotter.
aud then making a carry line to "a
place iust above the adjournment
paragraph"
THE object - running IN the mo-
ton and hereby fainify'nF the zee
ords ~ che council is repFeaenRibls.
SAY city officials
WIN that record IN the books "A
bill may BE- brought ln Go pay eN-
rtnNeH for tFip 90 Spokane taken
f1f ihe ~ least partial purpose ~
visiting the Eiks carnival az that
iiuF hcinR held IN that city.
Comuiroilrr Frank Paul says the
matter in Irregular T. worse than
irrrEuiar. and. record or no record
such n hill wiil never be audited II
.audAcity presents 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
ON
REACHING
SEAT Tie

J. Otis Arthur. chief claim agent
2 ne Pullman Chr Co. at Chica 90.
aiea last evening az hn was entering
ne city On a Great Northern train
rom ne East. Mr. Arthur had for
some time. and came West In com
pany with bis wife IN search Of
sea'th. He grew worse. however. as
~ neared the Coast and expired aa
ne train reached Seattle last might.
1Ne father and mother d the dead
man are in Seattle today. haring
soIH. here from Big Lake on receiv-
fre,s ~. - - 4, news q the ceath. A
coma. Aa 4tfea ~ Ia
,.,ttI. afthur was a workev tn .ba
lhion Congregational eharcb ~ ~ c, AZ
eSso and vas last year rresii 49, - -
2 union u 20 EpWorth So, '.'' -. ol
e.eties ln the Middle West ~ -, -
y ~ charge u Bonney e g ~ 10y
AM WIN BE- shipped East ~ .I 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05

with Il. The injured boy was taken
20 police hndquurtera. where Dr. Os-
from attended him.
Was Very Calm
AZ the little fellow lay on n table
In the rear of the main assembly
room az headquarters. his calm and
intelligent remarks, ct such "a critical
moment. seemed wonderful.
lie asked. among other thinRa:
do you think I viii die. mister p
And then he said: 1T was All an
accident"
The policeman knew there was no
hope for the boy, but assured the
child that he would be all right.
A soon NJ possible the wounded
lad WAS removed 10 the Seattle Gem
eral hospital. where sWillis and
Ogtrofu attended him. Early this
morning he lapsed into unconsciouH-
ness, and al o'clock died
An Investigator
After the shooting last night Pc
lcemen w. 9. Hubbard and Bon
Thompaon started out 60 investigate
the nfnir. They found that "a great
difference OF opinion prevailed. A
large number Of tho boys who were
near when the shot was fired said
me shooting was purely accidental.
vtherH say that the little fellows had
had q night md that tho Shields boy
had made threats Of serious nature.
Ihe police, however, are inclined 10
believe the accident" theory. n IA
doubtful n any action viii be taken
against the Shields boy.
Coroner Hoye stated today that an
inquest would be held over the body
tomorrow afternoon at Bonney r.
Stewards chapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
FINALLY EXPOSED

Now comes W. J Corbln into the
superior eoart and complains 81 II.
Iaukuun. g r. Takahashi END A
aamHHk8 doing business aa thr Drl-
entail Trading Go and engaged ln the
buhlnWaA y supplying dapAurBr Labor.
Infpiu allegrn thnf BE aNFe~d 10 FUR
nluh shs defendants 80 Japn far The
Oregon sugar Co. az l.s Grand ana
was % resolve 10 cents per day for
each labornr during the time be
worked carbin wants gi.eS0 he aa-
wAnee4 Tor ih9 frn sguriatiun ~ tha
lap# nfnrsnnta from Seattle TO -
Grand, witch SUM BE- claims has
hrrn tmla "a defendants ~ the Ore
son Sugar Co and retained b. them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
HAD BUT
z WHEELS

a young man called for marriage
license yesterday evening In tho
county auditors office. and seemed
surprised when told he would have to
exchange ~ fur &C. Hc could only
shake two wheels out ~ hts pockets
aud was Obliged 20 Ku out and rustic
Ne returned about noon today with
dollars enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
BOY OF TWELVE SHOOTS
DOWN HIS COMP ANTON
With 3SCaber Revolver Harold Shields Aged IL Years,
Kills Arthur W. Burge, Boy OF 10

Arthur w. Burge. a io-year.oid
boy. lies in Bonnsy & stewart's
morgue dead. He was shot bv
Harold Shields near tho corner az
Third avenue and Madison street /,
few minutes before 3 O'clock LAST
night. Young Shields 10 only VI wears
old The BurRe boy died az H. ~
attic General hospital at O'clock
this morning.
From information received by tho
police. the shooting was accidental
but O rumor 20 the contrary IL anoat
though unconhrmed. Arthur BurFe.
the dead boy. lived az 4is Columbia
street with hts father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. BurKe. Harold
Shields. who fired the fatal shot
lifTb with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shields, nj 1909 Third avenue.
He was arrested by the police last
night. but given over 20 the charge
If his father late in the evening. Mr.
Shields u.s. employed in n James street
liquor store.
Ono Story Of the Shooting
Arthur Burge and Harold Shields.
with q number OF other boys. wera
standing on the corner Of Third ave-
nue. ana Madison street last evening.
The Shields boy had a 3S-callber re-
yoiver which be had been carrying
Tor some time. The boys were eK-
aiming the weapon and one little
follow suggested that Shields pun
the trigger. This he ala. and the
purge boy fell 20 the sidewalk with
r. cry OF pain a crowd ofspcopl0
rushed 10 the boys side VI once. hav-
Ing heard the shot and the cry. The
patrol WnGon waa summoned by tele-
phone and Acting Jailer Brown came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
FOSS BOUND OVER

Charles Foss. who Is accused OF
gfting FIRE 70 the pavilion at West
ssSffie On TIE night II August "a.
vas today bound over 20 the superior
spurt under $40 bonds on the charge
of arson. William and o. T.. Moss
stated on the stand that they saw
Fuss running from the building after
Ere bad been set IN e. During the
triaf considerable trouble WIS expert
sneed IN keeping the witnesses out OF
tAe court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
4 KILLED

BEADING. Pa. Oct. S-Four
,lnmen werc killed n a freight
rrssk On the Philadelphia and Read
ia Rad near Harrisburg this mora
me
TIE dead are.
Engineer Thomas poian. Conaue-
81 patrsck Kerr. Brakeman Charles
NAys. Tirenan VIM. MoComsey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05

POLES THE
SUBJECT

A. a meeting x the board 81 pub
lie works this morning q bunch -
estimates on street improvements
agNtegating &as,i@e. Was presented bw
the city engineer and approved. The
improvements ARE as follows
Concrete sidewalks on l4th avenue
from Yesior way 70 2. Cherry. Sf.t5o.
same on sth avenue from Pine %
Denny way. 50 300. grading. curhlnx
and parking Taylor from Aloha 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
husband
A COUNT
lp horgan's Daughter
Welded Today

,nxp0N. Oct. S--Heleu, daughter
.u.vles President Levi =. Nor.
=. was married today 20 Count
-. A. Psglgord. son OF the Due De
mrgrand.
ga Duchess cf rallyrand was Mlss
n~,s Of New York. She and the
-. we're divorced years aso, a. .
-. a his fast habits. The dueh-
a sister 70 the Princess Hus-
- wtse a the mayor q Romw. ana
9, bresher i Geo. w. Louis Curtis,
x ennkfs. NY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
EPISCOPALIANS

day was the division Of the diocese
q Massachusetts Into two dlocesss.
necessitating the appointment Of an
other bishop.
The convention adjourned for the
day AZ 10 o'clock. after accepting an
invitation for an excursion upon the
bay.
Tomorrow the visiting bishops and
eleries win occupy the local puIpits
q the various churches Of the bay
region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-05
HIGH-HANDED DOINCS
ARE BEARING FRUIT

TAMPA, Fla, oct. 5.-The hipb-
n'naed proceedings Of the local an.
s1o'''lea IN arrestiug striking cigar
matters and compelling them to work
y ne streets q the city on &, 10
',elF trade are bearing fruit. Last
n'shs a big cigar factory ana az
s'hsf buildings were burned :. ,ha
s'YuAd. There was no fire n r.
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AT WORK

san FRANCISCO, Oct. s.-Many
mere strikers returned 20 work to-
aAy Sunday THE uon-ungan msa
vii hs paid q bonus due them for
taxing the strikers places. The
reliability Is that only a few Of
tAEm viii report for work Monday
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s.--Both
houses of the Episcopal convention
rssumed their sessions this morning
A number o. minor changes were
made In the constitution ~ the
church. Discussion over the propos-
ID change ~ article 10 10 give the
Bishops authority 20 stand sponsor
Or ehanges in the ritual IN their re-
s1ec'ivs jurisdictions, consumed most
q the morning.
The most important action Of the
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Sentenced SIX Months

Noah LongenbauEh vas this morn
ing sentenced ~ Judge Griffin 20
serve six months IN the county jail
under his conviction for assault and
battery upon -. l.. Muir Attorney
Aimmouda. Tor Nr. I.ongeubaueh.
made a plea for a light sentence.
stating that his aient was without
funds. having given nearly an the
money he had 30 his wife before de-
parting Tor Nome. from which place
he had Just returned when his dr.
hcuity with Muir occurred.
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SO fnr these minute. have not been
Higned an approved hy the council
Frequently. however. minutes ~
meetings may run for n month with.
out thelr being signed They are
referred 90 the president ~ the rauu,
en- for his approval Then al his
leisure hs signs them
When Council Clerk CofysII was
asked yesterday by Star repre-.
sentative whether tho motion lu
quegiidn wna made regularly ht tho
council meeting he eaid;
~ cannot make statement on
that point"
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buildings, 30 lncendlarism Is suspect
ed.
All the factories are now guarded
by extra police.
A mob Of armed strikers number
ing about 1000, attempted to march
on the city hah yesterday. but was
disburaed BY deputies after a. fierce
fight.
The altuatIon u serious.
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ssIIIxan Estate

Terrence O'Brien, administrator 81
the Sullivan estaie. nied his report
Ia she superior court yesterday. The
receipts Of the estate FOR the month
were t2i2i 80 and the disbursements
were 81 .s2z.75.
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COlL.llED

MARGATE. Eng. Oct. S--The tor
pedn boat destroycra Salmon amH
Angler coiil8ed off here yesterday.
Prompt assistance. alone prevented
the former from sinking.