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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-31

bottles in glass tray, salt and pepper
shakers, bread plate and whatever is
selected for pickles and relishes are dis
posed about the table. The two small
coffee cups, cream and sugar are in
readiness and the housekeeper after car
rying the meat course to side table
will bring on the dessert and the coffee
from the kitchen where it has been kept
hot
Two or three people can get along con-
veniently without waitress, but where
there are four or more the services of
even an unframed general. houseworker
is a great help towards keeping meals
orderly and food served at it's best.
Alice E. Whitaker.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-31

Call at Twin City Coupon Co.. go Ger
mania Life building, ST. Paul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Bringing In the Victims

KALisPET. Mont. Aus. n.-The
train bearing the dead and injured
arrived here this morning. the train
men reporting that > had been Kill
ed and ~ injured.
OF the Is laboreru killed. the CORPS
GO OF % we're consumed by the
namea that destroyed superiuten-
dent Downs car ana the lahorers
coach.
The passenger train hat Just
reached the isver OF the main line.
when = freight cars broke ioots
from a freight on the mountain slde.
and a few seconds later crashed Ia.
to the rear % the passenger with ter
rio force.
The special car AMI the work
meas coach were crushed Ike esg-
shells.
The debris Immediately took ere.
and the unfortunates we're eaaEh,
under the heavy timbers. many OF
them being burned 70 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

WINS RACE
First Trial. ViCtOryLOst
by Constitution

BRENTONs POINT n. l., Aug.
ai.-The nrst race OF the trial cup
series 90 select the defender for the
international contest between Great
Britain and the United states Tor the
Americas cup. To- being sailed over
the Newport course today.
The Constitution and the Column
bia. with eight victories each % their
credit. viii be- pushed TO their limit.
for the rivalry between the ayndi-
Gates owning the boats has become
intense.
while members 81 the New York
Yacht club fon1iy cherish the desire
that the Constitution VIII be select
ed. they feel secret dread that the
Columbia may win the series aud
thus make ID necessary for the cup
committee Co select her.
a nne i1-knot breeze Is blowing.
and there was a smooth sea when
the yachts started.
Latef-THE COLUMBIA WINS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

SPOKANE. Aus. si.-Twsnty-ave
snd freight cars going down the
mountain at nshtnins creed crashed
into a great Great Northern Passsn-
ser train near Nyaek Friday ever
ing. dcmollshIns the private car Of
Assistant General Superintendent
Downs and day-eoaeh fun Of Ia
borcrs.
Many passengers were killed. and
many others injured.
Two Of the wrecked cars caught
nre and were burned ~.
Mr.. Downs and his son were Kill
ca. with their cock.
Many iaborsrs were burned and
killed.
The sleeper caught IRE. but It -
reported that all q the passengers
therein escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
CORNWALL

The Duke OF Cornwall and YORK
viii visit Victoria next month, and
the event will be celebrated with u
fete which X expected 10 Guido any.
thing OF that kind which Victoria
has ever undertaken. The British
born residents OF Seattle ana all
Washington have been invited %
participate, and are planning 10 do
70. John w. Pratt. president Of tha
American British league OF Seattle,
has charge Of the matter. II II
Perhaps not generally known that
there are 1861 Brluah-born voters In
this city alone, besides many who
are not naturallzed. 10 that the Sc
attic representation at Victoria is
likely 10 be an important features
The duke VIII not ne mnaterof cere-
monies at the dedication Of the new
Victoria bridge which viii be open
ed while ho Ia In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
LABOR DAY, 1901
Plans for Fitting Celebration Perfected "A General
Holiday Will Be Observed

All arrangements for the great
Labor Day celebration are practical
~ complete. The COMMITTEES IN
charge have worked assiduously for
weeks to make the occasion the most
remarkable labor day in Seattle his
tory. and all Indications point to it's
success
The afternoon and evening viii be
observed throughout the city az q
general holiday. The business hous-
- will close ct noon and the post
Office will be closed all day except
that the stamp and general delivery
windows will be open from 10 10
n. m There VIII be one carriers de-
livery In the business district In the
morning.
The days program Will begin
with the formation Of the parade on
Third avenue at 1890 .. m.
The march will begin at I y. m.
sharp. the head Of the line being near
Union street The close Of the par
nde will be on pike street near the
Labor Temple, where the ceremony
~ laying the corner stone OF that
edlfca viii take place. The exerels-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
HERE'S A JACKPOT FOR YOUR LIFE!
MiIionaires on Board the DeutChIand Tamper
= With the Great American Game of Poker,
and an Innocent Little Straight-Flush
Puts Holder $50, 900 to the Good

dcAty to hs annoyance q The parties inter
es,sd story and published IN the View York
today that T. Auafn president pbargh
together isaeoo poker tins
steamship Deutschland witch arrived here
Thursday night
Muslin. Is stated. $4,000 in Jackpot
The accounts Of playing credible
follows;
Muslin Chambers other mfenaes
the second night
Thursday morning.
saishs played to this rarranSsent that
scoopsd In hts monster pot
According when he made his
big winning
ana dead Of
10 al either straghtnush a either end
lie draw ne tray o hearts. making straight flush
The other hands out were hush
Of ne players dropped after the draw
wasp played for a straight or Gush
= o bought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
ABDUL IS
SO VAGUE
Asks Favor in Teeth Of
Debts Unpaid

VIENNA. Aug. at-Turllsh adj
Vices received here Indicate that the
sultan IL DESTROYS Of settling the
French elaiulu when the necessary
money has been raised.
coNHTASrtNuFLE. Aug. al
The sultan has sent a telegram 60
Paris relative 10 the matters In dis
pute between the two countries.
Tho telegram EiYea only vague as
Hufaneea Tor the settlement Of the
dispute. and requests that diplomat
Sc relations be resumed until an
agreement has BEEN reached
n - not probable that France will
assent
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60 win be brief but appropriate. In
the stone which bears fltting in
Ecriptions. VIII be placed the Satur-
days issue Of each OF the city DALI
les and other appropriate documents.
After the dedication OF the temple
the baseball game viii have the right
OF way. and win doubtless will draw
an extraordinary attendance even
for n holiday. since n considern hle
percentage ~ the gate receipts are to
be given 20 the Labor Temple fund.
The evening program IL the balls
10 be given by the Western Central
Labor union az the Armory and the
building Trades council at Germnnia
hall.
The Armory has been beautifully
decorated with bunting. naRs and
union banners. under the direction Of
the general committee. w, NJ. Mid
dleton, v. ". Pike ana Robert Pew
lcr.
There win be 26 numbers ON the
dancing program. Music by wag-
ner's orchestra. !. u. Griffin win be
chairman OF the floor committee and
w a. Bnne Of the reception commit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
WISDOM

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Aug. III
Secretary Of War Algsr has de-
clded not TO attack Gen. Miles In his
.Aigsrs. forthcoming history Of the
American Spanish war.
II Is said that Gen. Ayers friends
advise him TO make the book one en-
tlrely OF defense OF his own ACTIONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
BUILDING
TRADES TO
CELEBRATE
Preparations Completed for Ball
AT Gsrmania

The arrangements for the ball at
Germauia hall. TO be given Labor
Day BY the Building Trades council.
have been made chiefly with the idea
Of inaursug a good time 10 the par
Elephants
About Is prizes. useful or orna-
mental. WI be given out. some 20
the best dancers. There VIII also
Be cakswaik. fwo-pyrau.d
cake being the prize 20 the winner. A
place IN the hail VIII be set apart for
the sale o. soft drinks. Music BY
Luebeu's orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
GOV. ]. NJ. WHITE
OF SOUTH DAKOTA

Gov. Frank NJ. white Of South pa
kota, arrived in Seattle last even
ing en- route To British Columbia,
whore he viii spend a few days I'm
looking after his mining interests In
that country.
In nm Interview this morning the
governor said that his trip was on
private business with n sort of sum
mer vacation thrown In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
S(,HI.
Determines to Challenge
Admiral Howison

WASHINGTON. d. c. Aug. al
Admiral sohisy'a counsel has deter
mined % challenge the fitness Of 40
miral Howison 10 so as a member OF
the court Of inquiry.
The challenge viii be made as soon
as the formal session opens.
They claim they have aaidAvits
showing that How'ison has been a
meet ardent partisan Of Sampson as
: gainet schley.
X u the opinion II careful non.
partisan observers that b. this act
Of challenge schisY viii lose much
o. the popular support which all
along has been his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
The Wife and Daughter
ipsciai 90 ths star.


sPokANE. Aug. ai.--rhe reports
now are tha, probably Identification
OF the victims never viii be made. as
the bodies are mostly consumed b.
IRE.
Mr.. Downs was 20 have taken the
position OF Wee president % the spo-
kane Fails and Northern railroad to-
morrow.
lie Was a native ~ ireland. lie
leaves a wife. who u visiting In the
Last. and a daughter In California.
lie has been IN the railroad service
~ years. aud Tor two years had
charge % the western district % the
Great Northern. extending from
Mlnot. y. D.. 10 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Bad for the Eyes

A fcrce encounter between two
men took place In front Of the old
Town saloon. corner Sixth avenue
and King street this morning. As a
result Robert Allen and James Lloyd
are In custody Lloyd has face re-
sembilng beofsteak moro than any
thing else. His right eye is nearly
gougcd out and he presents a fearful
appearance. The men win be tried
for lighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
BROKE INTO
DRUG STORE
Burglars Secure $3.50 at FRS
Avenue and Cedar Street

A drugstore At rirut avenua ana
Cedar street. owned ~ @ = Ranks.
taken from tbs cash register. Tho
thieves opened the front door ~
means Of a skeleton KY. The noise
attracted Mr.. Banks. Who lives In
the rear Of the store. and came ou'
into the shop. lie sAw two men
running away. The matter vas re-
ported to the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

Detective remnant says that these
people arc literally alive with YER
min.
To-day complaints have oommenc-
"a 20 come In from the Green Lake
addition. The women 90 from hotisn
10 house begging what they can. an
vainiy trying 20 impress on thirtg
housewives the necessity 81 being
given a look into the future. After
the visits Of the alleged fortune tel
iers. small articles 81 value are fire.
qusutly missed. Not only are the
residents afraid OF losing personal
property, hut an old theory T. that
gypaisa have a bad habit of kidnap-
ing children. Mothers are now very
careful % their littie ones. and are
IN constant fear Of the rowing band.
The police 40 no believe that any
children win be stolen. but nsverthe-
lees the mothers are on the anxious
ttat. II ~ probable that action win
room be taken TO entirely rid the city
90 the pests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Some Cannot Recover

kAfisPEIA Mont. Aug si.-Por-
tons % the victims bodies were
brought here on the RELIEF train. Il
h believed that az least 20 of the
oorpaes q the working men were
destroyed BY tho flames.
Superintendent Downs body was
horribly burned. AZ were tho bodies
OF his son and tho cook
Many % the injured are IN a cert
Gus condition. and several cannot
recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Ceremony commi,tss

Master Of Ceremonies william n.
Morris r. being ably assisted BY the
following members; Past consul
commander. Joseph Bayes. Everson;
consul comma ndor. Percy u. New
kirk. whatcon; adviser lieutenant.
II. :. GROCER. Everett. clerk, a. J.
Munaton. Shelton. banker, &. v.
Cooper. head banker W. o. w, Port
land, Ore. escort. Thomas Wilson.
81 sidney. physician. Or, G =. En-
cry. Ballard. Waterman. ". u. MRdi-
son. Kent; sentry. ~. l.. Irwin. Mt
Vernon. Hon. a. d. Stlilman. Of PEN
dieton. Ore; Prot. w. g. Hawiey. Of
Salem. ore: and Hon. 6. a. Koephi.
Of Seattle.
The eleventh Anniversary jubilee
and I'LL militia tlon ~ the woodmen
Of the World was inauRurated IN Sc
attic last night with a grand torch /.
Light parade. IN which fully 1000
members ~ the order participated.
The procession was led by n
platoon ~ police under sergt. ward,
Continued on Page 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Runaway Freight Crashes Into Passenger Train
and the Wreck Immediately Takes Fire

Eer train and TO cars Of the freight
train were consumed.
At least three OF tho lahoreru were
burned alive.
None Of the passengers IN the
Pullman or IN the coaches forward
we're injured.
Those Of the dead whose bodies had
been recovered. and the wounded
victims. were brought to kaliapeil.
The dead. 50 far as known, number
"A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
30 Days Not Enough

". r. lie oranes. who yesterday
finished serving a so-day sentence in
the county jail for petit larceny. was
again taken into custody By OTesrs
mcclure and Humes last evening He
viii probably be given hours TO
leave town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
PRISONER

LONDON. Aug. blond Kitchen
r reports from Pretoria the capture
81 Piet Delarey. brother 10 the r3oer
.commandant-R general.
re also reports the blowing up OF a
train BY Beers near waterfall \
number 81 men were killed, INCLUDING
one lieutenant colonel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
GYPSIES AT
GREEN LAKE
The komads Are Now Iniesting
That Peaceful Suburb

Lock your doors with bolts and
bars. for the gypuies have come 70
town. Some IN rags and some ia
TAGS, while others wear yslNss
sowns" This is the cry o. the resi-
dents % Green Lake. The sypsisa
have now forced their presence upon
the p.neeablo people Of that district.
Yesterday the-camp o. these nomnds
was pitched In the Denny Fuhrmaa
edition. and complaints come thick
and fast 90 police headquarters -
consequence. Last night Detectives
Topnant and philbriek visited the
camp and told the chief 81 the band
that his bunch would have 70 move,
and A aErFy. kop. For willie oil
" as huhtl6 AMI excitement nreund
the camp. and nerce looks were cast
Al the oficrrn. bui soon seven was-
oua containing az many families were
on tho move 20 new fields. They
halted near Green Lake. Every
wagon was piled high with blts -
rubbish. on top 81 this heap rode
swarm ~ dirty women and chill
dfrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
AS USUAL

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. 1i.-The
mills OF the Carnegie 20. AZ Duques-
ne are In operation today as usual.
notwithstandins the report % last
night that the plant was badly Grip
pied and would have to close down
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
A Small Ballard Burglary

The city marshal of Ballard report
ed 20 the Seattle police this morning
that carpenter shop In that town
had been entered last evening and n
quantity OF small tools taken. The
marshal neglected 10 give the name
OF the proprietor OF the ahan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Death In 4 STROUD OF FLAMES

This, Il Is thought, wac the fate
met by superintendent Downs, his
son aud the cook.
The burning cars destroyed the
telegraph wires, and q was many
hours before relief could be- sent for.
A. soon a. the news OF the disaster
reached Kallspcl. score OF phyai-
clans and nurses wcrc sent on a
wreeklng train TO the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
TIRES0ME

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. IL
The navy department this morning
received a letter from Capt. jams
Foraythe denying tbs Kansas City
newspaper interview I'm which be Is
quoted a. saving that the Sampson
schley controversy grew out 0f fav-
oritism shown 10 Sampson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Down the Mountain Side

sSsca4l . The star.
KAIIsPEI. Mont. Aug. sl.-AtI
$50 o'clock last evening a train OF
3 cars. loaded with shingles aud
Humber broke loose on the mountain
grade on the Great Northern. nsas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Many of the Wretched Victims Are Burned to
Death--Supt. Downs and Son Perish in
the Formers Private Car

Essex. 80 miles west from here. The
grade Is very steep, and the cars
came down the mountain at fright
ful sp3sd and crashed into the rear
end OF passenger train No. ;, just
pulling cut OF Nyaek. Il miles below.
On the rear Of the train was a
coach loaded with laborsrs from Du-
iuth. bound for tho railroad work
At jennings. There were 90 OF these
and al but 10 were killed.
The bodies % all but ave OF the
KILLED were burned up IN the wreck.
II Is impossible TO set the name. a.
thls time. but moot OF them were
sesndinavians. Next 20 the rear
was the private care OF Assistant
superintendent Down Of the Great
Death in His Own Car
Northern Mr.. Downs, his son and
the cock were in the car.
The dead body OF the cook was
pulled out Of the wreck. but no trace
- NJ FAowrps % ~ - -. 49,
found.
T wreck eaush; IRE almost irams.
diafely. and three cars % the passen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
CAN'T BEAR
DISGRACE
And So They Threaten
to Commit Suicide

BERLIN. Aug. 5f.-Prtnce Chun
and his suite say they vii commit
suicide. IN accordancs with the Gus
tom q their country IN time OF per-
sonal disgrace. II the kaiser insists
upon exacting the humiIiating eoudI-
tons IN connection with the apology
for the murder OF Baron Won Kettle
lar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

while the Initiating exercises are in
progress ths committee has nrrang-
"a 10 give an open air stereoptieon
and phnnogrn phic show Ia front of
the grand stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
TWO MORE

NEW YORK. Aug. 51.-Two more
victims % tts Williamsburg. Pa.
tenement house first Of last night
died this morning, making a total Of
Eve deaths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
WOODMEN under
THE TREES
Entertaining Thousands at Woodland Park
Today--Last Nights Parade

woodrnen gathered IN large num-
bera at woodland park this morning
and afternoon 10 enjoy the interest
Ing pr0gram~of sports and contests
which win BE- n feature Of the days
entertainment ~ noon fully two
thousand pleasure seekers. including
many members u the order from
various parts q Washington and Or
egon. with IN and children. we're
scattered about the park and grand
stand IN front Of which the Seattle
Military band played lively airs.
a grand luncheon was served In
the restaurant at 70 o'clock, while
many brought picnic baskets and en-
foyed their dinner under the trees.
Seven drill teams. two from Seattle,
two from Portland ana one each
from Tacoma, Everett and what
com have entered for the drill con-
tests.
List Of sports
Following 10 the program Of sports
and valuable prizes which VIII be
awarded
First -chopplng contest open
70 Wo0dmen only.
Second event Log saving contest.
open 70 WOOdmcn only.
Third event -2O0-yard dash, open
10 anna teurs only.
Fourth event 00-yard dash and
pole vault open 10 amnteurs only.
Firth event--5o-yard race. open 10
boys under is years ~ age.
Sixth eVeni-5o-yard dash. open 10
ladies'
Seventh event-Grnnd tuR-of- war
between Seattle camp and Home
Camp membefn.
Eighth event--bO- yard dash for
married ladies, Circle OF Woodcraft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

KArIsPELL. Aus si.--t.A,er Thu
list Of killed has increased % a.
Twenty light bodies were consum-
FL IN the wreck.
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. No Board Of Works Meeting

49,, W account q the absence from the
y I,,., u nuperintendents Y0unTs and
49,, thsre Has no meeting Of the
CO. CO. H public works this morning.
a 'a s.inan Thomson fixed Tuesday al
q. COCK az The time for the meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
TWELFTH

ROCHESTER,. ". Y. Aus si.--E
A. Bradley. the twelfth victim II
the Trenton disaster. died thia morn
I'M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity. Tonight
and sunday showers. fresh south
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
IT'S CARTER
HARRISON

CHICAGO, Aug. SILT II rumore1
mat William Jennings Bryan. in a
tpeech 70 be delivered here BY him
On sept ~. Will formally launch Car
W y. Harrison, the present mayor
81 chicago, on the presidential boom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

There viii be no court held by
Justice Cam or Judge George Mon
Gay, the occasion of Labor day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

Ninth event-s0-yard dash, open TO
unmarried ladies. Circle Of Wood
craft.
Bicycle racing BY Seattle promln-
cnt riders.
First event-Oue- mile match race
professional. Chris Dove, Virgil Hall.
second event, two-miia lap race. open
10 amateurs only; third event, one
mile novice race, open.
Match game of baseball. teams Of
Seattle camp and South Seattle
camp members.
on the lake front. log rolling con-
tests. swimming contests. canoe
races
At s j.. m. 'T.sven -Leveu" Camp.
Woodman Of the World. viii be In
stituted. The following officers will
be installed BY Gen. Organizer Geo.
Rogers.
Monstor lnltistion
a spacious platform has been built
IN the ravlne on which the monater
Initiation exercises VIII take place
th.s evening. and where Mayor
Humes delivered an address OF well
come this afternoon. follow ed by
speeches by Gov. Rogers and Con-
gresham Frank W. cushman.
ToniRhps Ceremonies
Complete arrangements have been
made for thoroughly Illuminating
the rnvina this evening. and the
street car service wll be ample to
handle the vast crowd which wlll be
attracted 70 the PARK. The cars Will
run all night and a special side track
has been put IN at the terminus Of
the line. which will facilitate hand
ling the traffic.
Visitors Will BE Cared for
In order TO entertain the visitors
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