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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
REMARKABLE
Petition Ordered Published Which
Is Unusual

Al the meeting Of the council.
Monday nlght, a petition signed hY
number ~ business men WAS pre-
trntrds stating that they We're nns
qualntrd with Herman QuHudt pro
prietot OF the Beivedrrc concert ha |
end that they were satisfied the place
was conducted in an orderly and
lawful manner. and asked that
Quandt be given another license. ON
this meeting eouneii rccuuHlfiared tta
action q a former meeting and
granted the license
The petition vas a blE surprise
signed as lt was hy 80 many we'll
known business men en- melton 90
BLAKE Il vas ordered published hl
fun, and published it was MaA.
people IN council took thr motion aa
Joke. but it st into the minute
fusi the same and the clerk had II
published
Never before In the history -
council has such a petition. or any
othar petition - far az that iH cHu-
cerned. been ordered published on
ciallY Following are the names sign
81 30 the petition - y Nlchmnn 1
Paper Co. " ~ Hecht & Go. Nj
Sariey \ Henderson. q. y A.. Ian
sing. American papsf Co. \ Mlglih-
Nscca. A y Buck. l.. pryfcos, s.
kreielaheimer. II ]. claussfu. Scat
lie Commission Co. Union Hardware
Co. kssiey- Mcintyre Co. Alex
Bridge. Il. Luriss . Hefkman =
Bro. L Levy Of Cooper 4 Levy. Hak
er e Richards o n. Barnett, A II
Harrison. =. Eoltsnsteln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

attle Brewing 4 Mailing co. that
the Western Central Labor union
recognizes IN that company con-
siatent friend and fair employer of
"a 0r. and that the union denounees
and refuses 20 sanction any acts u
San FranriHco or other outside
unions interfering with the affairs of
the company or the members Of Sc
attle unions employed by IT,"
Labor Day has presented the fol-
loving report. which witl praba bly,
be- followed 30 arranging the pro-
gram for Labor Day cole hratinus
That arrangements for u parade
10 made. the time of starting Of par
afle and line ~ march 10 be deter
mined a. future date. whom We
hope that IN Dor affairs viii be IN a
more settled condition.
That the cornerHtnne ~ the Labor
Temple be laid on that day.
That we dispense with the usual
picnic ana sports. and accept an Of
ier from The Seattle baseball club Of
W per cent ~ gross receipts on La
Dor Day game.
That the usual ball be given at
the Armory Labor Dny night
That 10 deffay the expense Of
music Tor the parade. unions be- ank-
ID 20 pay ~ cents prr member. 81 M
lowed 10 employ their own bands.
That OIL unions be Invited 10 par
ttcipats IN parade
The report has been adopted. and
the committee instructed 10 walt on
the Building TradcH council and no.
tlfy II of the action taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
MARINE NEWS.

The steamer Centennial moved 70
scnwa hacher's dock yesterday She
viii take the freight that was tn
tended for the ill-fated Charles y.
Lane.
The State - Washington - Laid up
f0r her annual inspection. She viii
less two trips on this account
The T. W. Lake broke her shan
Yesterday az Port Townsend. The
vessel vas repaired and went on her
regular run this morning.
The steamer Despatch has ar
rived from san Pedro She car
rted no cargo a. her owners we're
afraid 70 call at San Francisco. fear
Ing the risk ~ being indefinitely tied
up. Local steam boat men are begin.
ming 20 fear that the Frisco strike
may react on northern ports. Tfths
Frisco unions should issue an order
for a sympathetic strike on the part
~ Puget sound and Portland unions
u would mean tis-up 81 The coast
No such action has been taken nv
the Frisco unions. but local shin
pers admit the possibility Of II and
may take measures 20 prevent IL IN
possible. Shipments Of Alaska
freight are already falling or be.
caufe OF the impossibility Of getting
the necessary freight from Frisco.
The steamer Utopia has been
Transferred from Dodweii a Co n
the La Conner Trading & Transport
alton co. She will likely run between
Blaine and Whatcom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
HERO IN A
ROWB0AT
Did Ne Swim Out and Seize
Her by The Hair7 Not
Much !

Edward Mansfield travsilns
salesman. move a guest az the seattte
hotel. wa. engaged tn a life saviu I
Incident at Irsrhi park yesterday
iis rescued = Miss Howltou. a young
Chicago woman. from danger. after
she had become weakened from q
Ions swim.
Miss nowiton. a sirnn niger. thought
the wafer al is-sel III VAS salt and %
entering struck out A. once for rnft
100 yards frnfn the beach- The buoy
aucr u the salt water VAS missed
when part 81 the distance had heea
covered. and on reaching a point a
yards fruta shore the young woman
discovered her mistake.
she called fur help and Hansdsli.
on shore. took huat and ruwed 90
her assistance Re reached her as
she uaa about 50 sink and after souie
alaleuiiY succeeded IN getting her 10
the raft. She was taken ftom the
raft "a the shore IN a semi. conscious
state. and removed 90 her home IN q
carriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
SHIP BRIGGS
AND HER CREW
Most conelomeraied Outfit That
Ever Sailed From Townsend

ship John A. RrixRn. which
laid In the harbor 80 long be-
cause ~ an Inability 10 get a
crew. sailed from Port Townsend
Thursday Night Few ships have
ever sailed with such crew "a
prominent men as she procured. Sea
"a plains. professional and business
men shipped before the mast to nav
lxafe the ship q Frisco because thu
captain would not pay his seausn
union WaRna In the new crew ar.
a. &. TWoedie. manager uf Ehe J 4.
Steeh shipping Co.. A NJ sewaiI,
captain and owner % the nhip ben
tauin -ewnti. Capt. William Cove.
81 the pudrf sound Tuzboat 80. =
steamer Tyee Capt. p. z. Hickman
once chief ~ the Port Townsend po-
tiee bat now ezra ed tn mining
business Prank s. Shaehan. ~ the
SheHhan Hardware e. - q. faieh-
er. Christopher sfiehworth and "
y. Barrett. prominent business men
Of Port Townsend.
The niEht the shin SAILED f waa
necessary 70 guard II with search.
lights as the unions had threatened
open violence. Boats Nifh union men
surrounded the ship al night but fid
not attempt 10 board It a. Captain
Haich had threatened 10 shoot she
frst person that did 80.
These amateur sailors viii only
stay with the ship until II reaches
san Francisco. when they vii return
home. their expenses being paid by
the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
WORKMEN PURCHASE A MILL
Mmen Will Compete With Old Employers on a CO-opera
tive Plan In This City.

men today took possession OF the
mill. which has been closed since the
beginning Of tho millmens strike
several weeks ago. Twenty
men are working. cleaning up the
mills orders. placed before the strike
Details Of the future management
~ the property have not been set.
tied. though the union will probably
elect some experienced union mem.
her manager. Chairman Baker ~
the strike executive committee. said
today that within three months the
union will have l20 OF lie members
at work.
when formed. the new company
win be known az the New Mechanics
MIL Co II viii make a strong bid
for patronage Of contractors ana
builders friendly "a union labor The
building Trades council Will prob.
ably lend all support possible to
make the new mill company sue
ceEsfui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
HIGHWAY
ROBBERY
AVER TED
Two Daring Men Stop a Car.
rage Near Edgewater.

a daring attempt ~ highway rob
berry was eievoriy thwarted hy jos.
g Barr. son 81 rntrolman Henry ".
harr. last evening. The young man
was driving in e carriage 10 the city
from his home AZ Edgewnter. Aa
he passed the Fremont barrel factor y
near the north end OF the Lake Union
boulevard two masked men Jump
81 out one grabbed the reinn Of his
hofHe while the other presented an
ugly lookinR revolver az his head.
quick 40 flash the young man cut
the nearer ~ the robbers across the
face with his whip. al the same time
striking his horse atinEing bios.
The nrst hishwuymRu fell back FOR
a second and the horse gave sud
den lurrh forward. breaking away
from the second rehber The horse.
buggy and ynuuE Barr went tearing
down the street When the boy re-
turned home he told hla father OF
the anair and headquarters was no.
ned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

Striking workmen have organized
10 compete with the men denying
them the points Of their strike con
tention. Yesterday the Seattle MIL
mems union boush, a plan. and sep.
tsmher viii begin IT, operation on q
proat sharing or cooperative hasls
being competitors against their
former employers.
The mill T. situated At First ave
nue. south and Norman. and has
been In steady operation several
years. The sale was made by the
Allen Nelson MIL co. 10 q. A. Sven.
son. president of tho union. and as
aoclates. Including ailof the tta mem
hers ~ the union The price was
ga500 and $500 has been paid down
The rest IL TO be paid before septem-
her I.
Though formal transfer IL not ef-
fective until September I. the union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
HOW CAN ONE BE SO EASY?

Detective Byrues laHt evening ar
rested the alleged perpetratnr Of one
af the first buuco tricks turned In
the CITY for several montha. l.. San
eurd. n traveller, aicked an acauniu-
tnnce with a stranger on GalhrHith
dock last evening q little after six
O'Clock The newly acquired friend
pointed out to SanCurd n large pile
Of freight and stated that he was
ahippinR IN 10 down Sound points.
soon after another gentleman APP
prnfrd and told the stranger that
t35 was due on the shipment
Tho arst buuca artist feigned sur
prise. and said that AZ he had was
\ $50 check. Mr. SBncurd WIS np-
poaIed tu aud produced the noces-
anrv cash. After thlH the men made
excuses 10 leave Soon Mr. saneurd
realized thutsall WIS not right. aud
told the story 30 captain of "a voa-
sci lvinR A. tho wharf The captain
told him that he Waa the victim OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
HIS CAR CAME
AFTER AWHILE
Millionaire Hhitneys Palace Car
Was Further Delayed

he saying that millionaire. =
troubles never end ms aa apr Or.
r. the case ~ \. z whitney tho
Nee York capitalist hose ffouhies
With ths customs rfArers az Smuaa
we're related n Thursdays star Mr.
whitney, palaflai private ear. held
T. - inspected ~ federal oMcara
was released from their custody
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Mhitneg
had sent RS son to Sumas 70 1T ths.
officers search Il. just when he ex-
pscfsa word that The car would be
fsre early Thursday evening. q mes
senEsr brought him telegram read
Ing Bridge burned between sumas
and Seattle. Train four hours late"
The millionaire aeusihly doubled
the length 81 tardiness ~ the train.
secured quarters fer his family a.
the Rainier Grand. and Nhan ~ last
the car rolled into Seattle during the
small hours YESTERDAY morning. the
troufsied capitalist slept The Whit
ney family left for the East over the
Great Northern last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

sharpera. and the police were mott
fed. Detective Brynes went down
10 the dock and ten minutes later
landed the man who had received
the money. He gave his uamc at
headquarters az J. r Rieuz. aud WIS
positively Identified by Mr. Saurmi
as the sharper.
Detectives Adams aud Lane thon
started out aud rounded up several
men under police surveillance. Chas.
Marion, alias Boston Charlie a
we'll known Eastern crook Hugh
Hehan Rtius Henry Dean. and jumra
White were among those taken IN.
They were each released ON $50 bait
They were charged uH disarderiy per
HuuH on Migrants,
J, Y. Bi"uN. who was arrested last
evening for buneoing John snneWd
out of $50. was today bound over 10
the superior court for trial under
$1,000 honda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
SELLING
WITHOUT
LICENSE
Two blind Pig Operators
Will Be Tried tuesday.

william stsnsn and p. c. Purkey.
pile. the tNo t.elators 81 the uqu1r
hNs Wll b. tried before judge
George Tuesday afternoon on the
charge ~ selling liquor in the city
iimifa without n license william
sieTrn r. the manager II the Maai-
snn Park pavilion. and PufkeYpiie
runs a blind pig at smiths cove
under the suise u grocery store.
II is expected that the stensn case
Wili be hatIy contested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
in WORLD OF LABOR
Ths unIon 80 nars todan.

The Union Record says today.
Clerks. CirRaruakera I.ouRahore-
men, TailOrH and BARRIERS report al +
oitional donations n the strike fund
The grievance ~ the Ieemen' =
union against the taamatera has bsen
held over until the fccmanfn daiensfa
shsii have made an official report.
BARRIERS have reported that certain
nuu-uuiou shops are exhibiting eonn-
terfeit union cards ln order 10 at
tract the trade 81 union men. ard
that steps viii be taken ~ prosecute
the proprietors of such shops.
After discussion Of the recent as
t7uit upon = n0n-union maehiuIat.
ne following resolution was adopt
"a
Resolved. That the Western CEN
tai L. Dor union does not counter
snee violence during the progress Of
strikes"
a proposition has been made BY
me agent - local excursion com
psHy 70 run o boat 10 Tacoma On
Ausu1t =. Tabor Day" az the Eikg
.,srnival and 10 give II per cent. ~
ihs proceeds 10 the Iron trades strik-
- The offer was accepted by the
2. +. r. and the business agent
nstfbcfef - oct with the strikers
committee on the matter
81 me last meeting 81 the West
central Ia Dor union the Hf.frez
NY wa Instructed 70 notify the Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
SHOT DEAD
FOR TRYING TO SEE HIS
SWEETHEART.
Then the Murderer Calmly
Went to Bed.

NATION. III, Aug i0.--A cold
blaaded murder occurred at sullivan.
county sent ~ Moulfrie county. ~
miles northwest ~ this city. details
81 which have just hsen received.
Fletcher Patterson. a desperate
character. who has participated in
more aanRuinary frays than any
other man ga Eastern Illinois. shot
and killed John Thomson, man ~
g years. who leaves n divorced wife
and three children now residing at
Kinmundy. H. The trouble arose
over attentions ThomaH1u was pay
lnR TO sister af Patterson. whied
the Inter bitterly resented
Thomasou called a. the Patterson
home. where the woman has been
living recently. and was ordered or
tho premises by Patterson under
penalty of death II he came again.
Both men had been drinking,
Later Thomson persisted In his
Intention Of aeolnR HE aweethea r. A..
although his friends, knowing the
brothers violent tcWp permanent. warn
cd him that he was counting death.
Ih1maHou was met NJ the gate by
Patterson. The latter WIS armed
With double hnrreled shotgun
Whom Thomson ohstluntrly Insist
90 on srrinR the young woman, Pat
tersun discharged the contents ~ the
wrapon Into tho lovers body.
After watching his victims death
agony Patterson calmly entered the
house. uudreHacd and retired
Whom tho ahefirH posaee arrived
De voluntarily HIfrpndf rod aud was
committed ~ the Muuitrle county
jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
L0MG-HEAD

During the rseeu, Northern Pact.
ic corner a report was printed IN
all the papers that eX- Secretary par.
lei Lamont had aiven * President
Cleveland tip to buy. and that Afr.
Cleveland had prohted 60 The extent
~ several hundred thousand dollars
by the Information The story of how
amout FIRST won gieNrlaudiH con
Hdenee and rose through Mr. Cleye-
lands favor and hia own ability from
the position ~ private secretary Of
the governor 10 a place In the pres
idcnts cabinet IL an interesting one
when Mr. Cleveland Was nomiu.
Nted Tor governor. Lamont was con
ueeted With the etate Democratic
committee lie had never met NJ
Cleveland. Evidently he saw great
possibilities in Nj. glevetnnd'n career
Ter he determined 10 win hts friend
rhin. Every uiEht ne wrote out =
report upon the political situation ln
the state. based upon the latest In.
formation which had come tn the
committee ana mailed the report %
Mr.. Cleveland At Buffalo. when Mr
Cleveland was elected governor he
chose Lamont for his private sec
rotary over many anpirauta. on the
day % the Inauguration. Mr.. Lamont
asked the governor what time he
would expect him at the executive
mansion the next morning
soh. long about . o'clock said
ths governor, when Lamont went
home that evening he told hia wife
to see that breakfast vas ready al
30. he vas a. the executive cham
Der ht = o'clock
= hnd not been tn more than &c
minutes. says Mr Lamont. ia tell
ms the story. when In walked the
governor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
CARRIE:
Nation Sued for Divorce
by Husband.

MEDICINE LODGE. kaa. Aug. 10.
David Nation the husband Of Ms.
Carrie 'SmaHherf'l Nation. has flled
petition for divorce.
lie alleges neglect and dracftlnL
on the part OF his wife
TOPEKA Aus 10 Mrp Nation.
when informed that her husband IA I
sued fef divorce. aaids
Il never loved him. I'm glad 70
he rid Of him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
BROKE into
THE CITY JAIL
Two Men Very Anxious 10 Be
Locked Up

Thursday evening John sullivan.
"a no claims % be hotel man. came to
police headquarters and said n
thought that some one had = war
rant for his arrest on thc charge 81
swearing. sullivan was booked. but
allowed e. ~ free IN his own fecog-
nlsance. Another man. frark casey.
broke into Jan sstcrday tie SAYS
Il Il the best place for him, and
as Capt L.Aubacher thought the aausa
he was locked IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

was arrested by omeera Hubbard
and Freeman last evening on auapl.
cion. She had just arrived IN the
city.
May Thompson was arrested BY
Oficer schenaman last evening on
the charge Of dfsnrderlY conduct
Dan Conley was arrested by ON
Ger Hubbard last night as a vag.
rant
Charles Campbell was arrested last
evening by Detectives Barbee and
Byrnea on ausnIcInn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
Is the Goat Stolen, Too ?

CITY Comptroller Frank n Paul
IL advertlsinR for the parapherna lie
NJ tho Prince ot the orient. a side
degreo OF the Royal Areanum. which
hss been lest OF stolen The regalia.
eonsisttns ~ tive inisctora. two
pairt Of caRtiuetS. etc" were taken
from a box ln the Arcpuum hall IN
the Colman building The lock on
the box Vac broken omen. and the
rggalia stolen. Nj Paul believes.
The 'goats with hts a. NJ 4 hear
mss. ~ also missing and tho numer=
euN princes about town are atteyina
over the loss. III the man is caught
eel TO Initiation fee or charge, ana
the princes promise that hell never
do aa again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state 90 Washington. Tor the
county OF king. In Probate In
the matter of the estate Of T. II.
goaN deceased. No. 1Ssl. Notice
20 Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the
creditors or the estate OF l.. NJ. GuEs.
deceased shall within one year from
the date herein written. present all
claims against the estate 81 the de
ceased. with necessary vouchers. %
the undersigned at Room els Burke
building. Seattle. Washington.
Dated 81 Seattle. Washington. this
eth day 81 June 1901
BELLE s. GOSs.
Admlnintratrlx Of the estate 81 +. N
Cass. deceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
WATER SHUT OFF

Water VIII be shut oT from 6
O'Clock tonight until tomorrow - {
~ clock =. m. on Laiu street. from
f'irst avenue 20 Twelfth avenus
south. aud on Flfth avenue south ana
pm avenue from Main e. Madison.
IRE shut aan 10 oefasionsd by usees-
aafy repairs TO pipes near the suo-
auhlrnlc power HOUSE..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
Pike Street Concert

The seattle military band viii re-
peat tta concert tonight on Pike
street, playing on the corners or
First. SECOND Third and Fourth ave
nues respectively The program q
~ follows March Duluth pavlI-
ton" Ernest Meier. overture. La
Ftandre." Bouiiion. waltz. Ia Gran
Via" Nalverde romance. "Ba y
Dreams" Robinson. selection. or.
mine" JacohoWaki. march, Arab
Ian" Coveriv. overture Jolly Fot
love-" Suppe Ravatte. "tfuzeuun 90
Ardltt: waltz. La Plus HeiIe Waid
taufei. medley. plantation song
Tahnnf. Ernest Meier. director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
Gn en- the CITY OF EVERETT
SEATTLE. EVERETT,
AND EDMONDS Route

Lave ssAttIs. s.s~ - Ia. ~ IA. aad
=. E.
Leave Everett ia a. m. 2.sa AID
i.ib .. IA.
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
1oiman focit. Seattle. Tel Red al
Fare Iso. round trip 81 %. ftrst-
elasn meals served at 20 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
GIVEN PLENTY
Time TO THINK

Charles Boyer was anea SIS by
judge Gsorse Yesterday afternoon
for keeping diseased horse.
August Won Husch was arrested by
Officers Hubbard and Freeman
The man vas on the verge % delif-
lam treussna.
Glare Ctausen. a schooiboy. vas
arrested ~ Bicycle pntrolmHu
deuel. for fast riding Hr put
hts whsei up az bail and II VAS con
fscRfsd hY thee oaft this morning as
the boy did not appear.
J. ". Hastings VAS arrested by
uf1cers Trip and Mayou for using
obscene language.
Laura and Kiftis Develle. aiatrsn.
who 10 an art in a variety fhsHfef
were arrested - Officers Hubbard
and Chapman last night on suspicion.
Kate Vienna. = Mexican woman.
Was put in jail last night to serve an
unexpired sentences.
Stella Thompson. = North Seattle
housewife was arrested by urcer
W. G. Hubbard for drunkenness
John Doyle. a waiter. was arrest
81 BY Oficers Hubbard and Freeula n
last night on suspicion.
Afauds IL blanche and 70 How
ard we're arrested last evening on
suspicion.
Maud siiveraiein. an alleged thief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. NJ. Fitzgerald - vIcksbarg
Miss. II Visiting relatives in Seattle
NJ Fi,xKerald has been on 3 Taca'
ton thrunKhout the Northwest I've
weeks. be spent previous 20 this
several weeks m California. lie VII
leave Seattle IN few daye, return.
tng 10 his home Via san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
Vote On New Road Law

ProseoaGnH Attorney Fulton has
advised the board OF county commits
sionsrs that the rate for the adup-
tiau - the new road law. should bs
conducted under the Australian bal
lot law The election has been st
InE sanErn har a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
Hy1 =. =. ERWIN.
Deputy clerk

~ THE sJFEBioH COUNT or
the state - Washington. 10 and
for TIE County - King. Ia the
matter - the estate - Jacob Well
huefsr lsome tlAss known "a John
Ffrehrri. deceased In Probate
40 gHi7 Notice 60 Present Claims.
All persons having claims against
jacob Wslih0efor tnufnstlmea Know n
as John Fischer or against his e.
tate. wIii present the same 10 Mary
wcIihoefrr taamatiueH known as
Mary Fischer Administrative. Il
fhf once - Peters a Powell. Rnaus
No. to DEXTER Horton Hank
building. ln the city ~ Seattle. kim
County. Washington. within one
year from July 10th. 1901
MARY WEIt.HOEFER
A a. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
COUNTY OFFICIALS
TO PLAY BASEBALL

This afternoon state officials and
tne officials ~ King county are en-
gagged on the diamond az Athletic
Lark.
The game - one 81 the HOTTEST Of
the season ant q big crowd - pres.
81 g urge fhe hnme boys 20 victory
ne kirE county officials have @erH )
81 hard during tne past few weeks
a1a are displaying much grace AMI
ar bringing out all the noe points
q the same
L has been agreed that the i1siu !,
SIDE shall suffer the price 81 3 aia-
Ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
BECAUSE
MCkeespOrt Is Hostile
II Loses Plant.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aus. ie,=-rhc
statement T. published this afternoon
that the steel trust has issued orders
far the dismantlnE of the Devices
wood mill at Atckeesport aud It's re-
n,oVal 20 Kisk lminatas valley THIS
decision Is ascrlbci Ca the hostility
81 the people - MckecRport. The
plant Is one 81 the oldest IN Fem
sylNanla and cyst several millions OF
dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
SMALL BOY FOR SALE

WASHINGTON. y e. in-savery the Philippines
confined Moro south
islands.
The ordered Of American officers